In the best of all possible worlds, Drew Dober is the most popular fighter on the planet. His style, persona and career choices effectively serve as a tailor-made introduction for newer fans of the sport, simultaneously exposing them to a combination of high stakes reckless abandon and smooth technical mastery, that fuses effortlessly in a cocktail of attention-grabbing violence.
This mixture does not produce perfection-an abstract and often alienating ideal that only truly appeals to the most superficial fan- instead evoking the kinds of tangy idiosyncrasies that make fighters that much more appealing.
This applies verbatim to the discussion of Drew Dober, who combines his savant status on the feat, with a blood and guts gambler’s streak that has often coaxed him into fight-ending exchanges with the likes of Matt Frevola and Beneil Dariush.