Tonight, Bisping and Miller squashed their rivalry, while putting on a great show for the fans. Miller came out too aggressive in the early goings of the fight and gassed himself, which Bisping was able to capitalize on, pounding out an exhausted Miller in the third.
After the fight, both competitors were highly complimentary of each other's performances. In Bisping's last fight, he won a highly controversial TKO victory after hitting his opponent, Jorge Rivera, with an illegal knee.
During this evening's fight, Miller found himself on his knees and practically begged Bisping to throw another ilegal knee at him—likely an attempt to get in Bisping's head. But that is the reality for most fights, particularly when one man has a significant edge on the feet and the other on the ground. That is absolutely the case with Bisping versus Miller. Bisping is in a different league on the feet. Miller is a decent striker for mixed martial arts, but the reality is that Bisping defeats him in a kickboxing bout 19 out of 20 times.
It is just highly unlikely, and he would not be well served trying to prove me wrong. The submission game and general grappling is where Miller is at his best. The majority of his finishes are by submission, and a good chunk of his technical knockouts came by way of ground and pound. Talk to anyone who has rolled with Miller at some point in the last decade. Odds are even better that those who have rolled with him will rave about his ground prowess. Of course, Bisping is no slouch on the ground, not by a long shot.
In fact, he enjoyed some success in UK grappling tournaments, and I think it is fair to say that he has one of the more underrated guards in division. Again, not by a long shot. Page mocks Rousey's knockout loss in music video.
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Riding consecutive wins over Dan Miller , Yoshihiro Akiyama and Jorge Rivera , the year-old now has his sights set on dominating his opponent on Dec. Knowing a win puts him in contention for a title shot, the motivated Brit Bisping seeks his fourth straight against a foe who has pushed his buttons for the last time.
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