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Hairy the UFC Lightweight Fighter – Dakota Bush

Last Updated on September 15, 2021 10:19 am by

Dakota Bush is an American professional MMA fighter in the UFC lightweight division. Bush attended the University of Central Missouri. In addition to MMA, he also works for Hyde Sheet Metal doing architectural sheet metal work. As an amateur, he won regional and state titles in MO. He trained with Patrick Smith, also his father-in-law. He turned pro in 2016. As of April 2021, he has an MMA record of 8-3-0. He is 5’10” tall and weighs 155 lbs. Bush was born June 9, 1994, in Cuba, Missouri.

In Gambyl we show you the most relevant information about the UFC fighter. Likewise, we have made analyzed his performance in his career.

Dakota \"Hairy\" Bush
Dakota Hairy Bush

Relevant information about the UFC fighter:

Name: Dakota Bush

Age: 27

Debut: 17 April 2021

Nationality: United States

Record: 8-3-0

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Bush can fight at an aggressive pace and maintain the same energy for three rounds. He has no glaring holes; in both of his losses, he was out-wrestled. Bush is a Missouri state wrestling champion, so wrestling is his bread and butter. By no means is his takedown defense bad, but in the past, he was more muscular and worked. On the other hand, Bush is an excellent wrestler. He attacks well to close the distance and once he does, those takedowns are easy. Bush has a strong body, good trips, an excellent switch, and a good double leg.

Once Bush gets those takedowns, he has shown dominant jiu-jitsu. He immediately gets into better positions and is very good at taking the back in scrambles. He has four rear-naked rear-naked chokes to show how dangerous he is there.

Bush, moreover, is a solid fighter and on the feet, he’s becoming very dangerous. As you could see earlier, Bush strikes well to close the distance. He throws quick, straight punches in explosive flurries. As shown in his last fight, he has a good head kick and it’s something he’s landed a lot in his career. On the outside, you’ll see him throw a one-two, land a lot of kicks and use a lot of feints. The little things he needs to work on are getting his back off the cage and not letting men control him along the fence for long periods.

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