Thread: Leben suggests Greg Jackson to blame for Diego Sanchez's performance against Gomi
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Old 03-04-2013, 06:55 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Leben suggests Greg Jackson to blame for Diego Sanchez's performance against Gomi
Tweet of the day: Chris Leben suggests Greg Jackson to blame for Diego Sanchez's performance against Takanori Gomi

Tweet of the day: Chris Leben suggests Greg Jackson to blame for Diego Sanchez's performance against Takanori Gomi - Bloody Elbow

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Chris Leben ✔ @cripplerufc

@DiegoSanchezUFC what happened?! You used to move straight forward and crush guys. Too much Greg Jackson i think
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I'm not sure how Leben could've possibly concluded "too much Greg Jackson" was a factor for Diego's performance. Sanchez's last three fights all won FOTN honors, and Jackson trained and cornered him in those bouts. What's funny about this tweet from Leben is that Sanchez himself was critical of fellow teammates in his camp for putting on less-than-exciting outings.
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