Normally I'd agree, but Dillon comes from Marcelo Garcia's academy and there's a strong emphasis among all of MG's athletes on pressure top game, strong wrestling and quick movement on the bottom to unbalance and regain the top. To me, that's as much refinement as Conor needs. While having a BJJ for MMA coach is ideal, he already has Kavanagh for that and he's a very good BJJ player and instructor as well as a former fighter.
I consider what Danis is doing like an NBA player working with a shot doctor or an MLB player working with a hitting coach. He's refining key weaknesses in bad positions and shoring up his ability to get to dominant ones. It's not like most boxing or kickboxing coaches have fought MMA so it's not that big a deal.
