Robin Black

[Eff Pandas]

This guy has had me as a fan since I came to know of him more 3-4 months ago, but I'm loving what he's doing on YouTube since his last affiliation closed their doors as of late even more than anything I've been a fan of previously.

This cat gots an appreciation for fighting that you rarely see in the combat arts + gets guys respect & to open up like you don't see very often.

Definitely worth a follow on YouTube if you keep up with MMA stuff & tired of the same ole bs.

Here's a glimpse of a segment he's started doing with fighters. The Megan Olivi interview is really good to for a couple things right out of the gate that are worth watching.

[nveleven]

Completely agree. He's like a rawer, unbridled Kellerman. His technical breakdowns both pre and post fights are perfect for people like myself, who are newer to the game.
His pre-fight analysis of Khabib/Ferguson was loaded with technical expertise AND passion.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=c_JzsKEV114

It's such a shame that
1) the fight was cancelled
&
2) imbeciles like Stephen a smith get such an elevated platform in the fight game bc he Steve Harvey's his way through each segment

Anyway, good call.

[Anthony342]

Hoo hoo, Robin.

[Eff Pandas]

Robin Black on the JRE the other day. Always interesting fight talk when these two get together.

[OctoberRed]

Robin Black on the JRE the other day. Always interesting fight talk when these two get together.

Some good stuff there.

[hayZ]

He has a lot of passion and enthusiasm and technically doesn't say much wrong. He actually seems overly enthusiastic about ****ty fights. I can't remember which fight it was (maybe Kimbo v Dada500) but basically it was a dog**** fight and he said he loved it and loves every fight.

Seems like a good dude to be fair who loves the game.

[Anthony342]

Oh man, Kimbo-Dada was terrible, for sure. Only time I remember a TKO win due to cardiac arrest.