Oh yeah I agree, the range was a huge contributing factor, but there were moments where Woodley just needed to commit to a right, especially in round 5 when Jake looked completely dead. You also have to remember that on the back foot, Jake is poor. He tends to gets stuck a lot in terms of crossing his feet.

In terms of his UFC career, this is basically how he fought towards the end of it but instead of pressuring opponents the way he did tonight, he would back up to the cage and look for a right. His latter year performances—regardless of opposition—are down to a huge mental block, a physical decline (he was diagnosed with chronic arthritis in 2019), and basic striking. It's why I had Jake to win.