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Standing Takedown

UFC 5 Tips & Tricks

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What makes an MMA fight? It’s the stakes, technique, drama, and pure reality of the moment. UFC 5 captures that in more authentic detail than ever before, from next-generation graphics upgrades that give gameplay animations new life, damage systems that marry the brutality and strategy of the fight game, gameplay updates that make the action feel even more fluid and realistic, and much more.

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Updates include fresh Fight Week content, features, and challenges that are updated monthly around real-world UFC events. Online Career mode brings skill-based matchmaking, division progression, and title chases across four divisions.

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Grapple Advantage can change during many scenarios. This includes when your back is against the cage, your opponent will have Grapple Advantage. When you throw a slow strike like an Overhand, your opponent will also have Grapple Advantage. When your opponent misses a Roundhouse Kick, you will have a Grapple Advantage. Look out for the Grapple Advantage Meter and keep track of when it is in your favour. 


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Building Takedown Grapple Advantage


Grapple Advantage is the red/blue bar on top of the round timer during gameplay. Grapple Advantage while standing determines the speed of your Takedowns. The more Grapple Advantage you have, the faster your takedown will be. 


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Takedown Grapple Advantage


Most fighters have a Single Leg Takedown and a Double Leg Takedown. Both can be performed by holding ^LT^+^X^ or ^Y^. For Clinch Takedowns, see Striking Offense: Clinch.

**Inputs:**

^LT^+^X^ or ^Y^


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Attempting Takedowns


When a takedown is attempted and your opponent denies late, you will enter a Takedown Drive. While inside a Takedown Drive, you can keep pushing the oponent forward, with ^LS^, and change the direction of your takedown by pushing ^LSUP^ or ^LSDOWN^. Your opponent must match this direction with a flick of their ^LS^ to defend against your changes of direction.

**Inputs:**

^LSUP^ or ^LSDOWN^


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Standing Takedown

Building Takedown Grapple Advantage

Takedown Grapple Advantage

Attempting Takedowns

Takedown Drives