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"Did i forget to say that hes not even naturally a HW......quite the accomplishment."
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1 month agopredatorAdded a new comment
"you are an idiot during fedors career there was only 1 man that had more top 10 fights than him and that was Nog, fedor fought every1 while they where top 10. Lets take a look at the stats: 1. Fedor has held five MMA championships 2. Fedor holds the best win streak in all MMA at 26 3. Fedor has never been knocked down by any type of strike 4. Fedor has a finishing percentage of 79% 5. Only one fighter has ever stopped Fedor in a fight. The other two were stoppages by doctors 6. Fedor has defeated five different heavyweight champions, seven times 7. Fedor has 70 total takedowns 8. Fedor has secured 22 victories in the first round 9. Fedor has 12 wins under two minutes 10. And four wins under one minute 11. Fedor has only lost to guys that are top 10 and had a total of 70-pounds (combined) over him. 12. 18 of Fedor’s opponents were ranked in the top 10 or higher. 13. Fedor is the only heavyweight to beat a true number one and then defend that position against the true number two. Cain Velasquez and Junior dos Santos will become the second pair of heavyweights to ever accomplish such feat. 14. Has longest time going undefeated out of anyone active in mixed martial arts at 10 years. 15. Ranked number one in his division and pound-for-pound longest time out of anyone in MMA at seven years. He is the most elusive, least-hit fighter of all time over the length of his career. Only young Lyoto Machida comes close. He is also one of the most skilled judokas in the world in addition to the most decorated combat sambo fighter in history."
on the following blog post:POLL: Who Is The Greatest Fighter Of All Time?
1 month agopredatorAdded a new comment
"for the people that say fedor fought bums all his life......he did what he could do with the HW division and actually most of them where in their prime, do you know how many top level fighters are actually on record stating they are not ready/will not fight fedor yet? But take on a lesser fighter?...heck he struggled at times looking for top ppl to take him on. check it.... Nogueira was the No. 1 fighter in the entire MMA world at the time of his first fight with Fedor. Cro Cop was ranked No. 2 in the world for his title fight with Fedor. Herring was No. 3 back when he faced Fedor. Nogueira was No. 2 for his second fight with Fedor. Tim was No. 4, and Hunt was No. 9. Any1 that doubts fedor then check this out. http://bleacherreport.com/articles/54789-the-top-10-myths-about-fedor-emelianenko Now im not saying that competition was stacked all through his career, but its not his fault, he fought the best, and as that website shows, if you say he fought freak shows that where 7 foot (hong man choi) with no skill then, please tell me what the ufc decided to do when they brought in that muscle head brock, and that idiot boxer toney....please dont just listen to zuffas propaganda about who is and who is not great. Make up your own minds watch all the fighters in this list, watch them in their peak, watch them in trouble, watch them bounce back, and watch them dominate, then see who you think is the best. Personally i think its fedor, but if Silva beats weidman, and then beats either jones or GSP (jones is the bigger achievement in my eyes) then he frog leaps fedor as number 1"
on the following blog post:POLL: Who Is The Greatest Fighter Of All Time?
1 month agopredatorAdded a new comment
"I dont think how long an individuals streak should be considered because lets face it george is a very different fighter from 4 years ago. Lets look at it this way, jon jones since feb 2011 has had 6 fights against top competition and finished 5 of them, if u want to discount vitor thats fine. George has had 3 fights since 2011 and finished none. As is with all rankings its what have you done recently to deserve this title. Secondly dominating fights is all well and good, but in my opinion a clear cut winner is the person who does not tap or is not sprawled out on the floor, sure GSP does dominate the opposition but he never finishes, a truly dominant champ should be able to finish at a rate higher than GSP, at the end of the day he has 25 minutes to try and dominate and atleast occasionally finish. However I aint jumpin on jones nuts either, in the article it says- "Jones has bested an incredible five former UFC Light Heavyweight champions in a row. That’s a feat not likely to be duplicated soon, if ever." I hate it when people use this a some kind of logic as to why Jones is better, it should not even come into play, you cant compare it to someone like GSP because he has not allowed the ufc belt to change hands on mulitple occasions he obviously cant claim to have beaten so many ex champs, which in my eyes in more credit to him. Thirdly im going to massively disagree with Keith in saying that Jones comp are more vulnerable to finish machida finished once in his career and i dont believe he lost the fight to rampage. Rampage never been finished in his ufc career, Shoguns only finish was to griffin and shogun was coming off a double knee op or something. I think finishing is a huge part of mma, and jones not only finishes but doms the opposition. Lets look at GSPs last 6 fights apart from conduit n diaz, each fighter that GSP has beaten has been finished recently......I think looking at the facts its simple to see that over the last 2 years Jones has overtaken GSP he has fought more and finished more, and contrary to what you say about Jones competition, they aint been finished like GSPs recent comp have."
on the following blog post:Should Jon Jones rank ahead of GSP after St-Pierre's dominant victory at UFC 158?
2 months agopredatorAdded a new comment
"I think cardio has a huge part to play, especially in the striking aspect of this fight, we all know Hunts cardio is terrible, we all know how junior like to fight keeping it busy on the feet. Assuming this fight gets to round three, we will see a gassed mark hunt, who no matter how legendary his chin is will be far more prone to a knock out, where junior will be in decent shape at this point (i know he aint got the best gas tank but compared to hunt). I think junior will work the body and move in and out, just boxing hunt tiring him out, once hunt gets tired its inevitable that his punches will become sloppy less powerful and his hands will drop, i think junior will capitalise and knock him out. "
on the following blog post:JDS vs. Mark Hunt: Early Head-to-Head Breakdown
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"Did i forget to say that hes not even naturally a HW......quite the accomplishment."
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1 month agopredatorAdded a new comment
"you are an idiot during fedors career there was only 1 man that had more top 10 fights than him and that was Nog, fedor fought every1 while they where top 10. Lets take a look at the stats: 1. Fedor has held five MMA championships 2. Fedor holds the best win streak in all MMA at 26 3. Fedor has never been knocked down by any type of strike 4. Fedor has a finishing percentage of 79% 5. Only one fighter has ever stopped Fedor in a fight. The other two were stoppages by doctors 6. Fedor has defeated five different heavyweight champions, seven times 7. Fedor has 70 total takedowns 8. Fedor has secured 22 victories in the first round 9. Fedor has 12 wins under two minutes 10. And four wins under one minute 11. Fedor has only lost to guys that are top 10 and had a total of 70-pounds (combined) over him. 12. 18 of Fedor’s opponents were ranked in the top 10 or higher. 13. Fedor is the only heavyweight to beat a true number one and then defend that position against the true number two. Cain Velasquez and Junior dos Santos will become the second pair of heavyweights to ever accomplish such feat. 14. Has longest time going undefeated out of anyone active in mixed martial arts at 10 years. 15. Ranked number one in his division and pound-for-pound longest time out of anyone in MMA at seven years. He is the most elusive, least-hit fighter of all time over the length of his career. Only young Lyoto Machida comes close. He is also one of the most skilled judokas in the world in addition to the most decorated combat sambo fighter in history."
on the following blog post:POLL: Who Is The Greatest Fighter Of All Time?
1 month agopredatorAdded a new comment
"for the people that say fedor fought bums all his life......he did what he could do with the HW division and actually most of them where in their prime, do you know how many top level fighters are actually on record stating they are not ready/will not fight fedor yet? But take on a lesser fighter?...heck he struggled at times looking for top ppl to take him on. check it.... Nogueira was the No. 1 fighter in the entire MMA world at the time of his first fight with Fedor. Cro Cop was ranked No. 2 in the world for his title fight with Fedor. Herring was No. 3 back when he faced Fedor. Nogueira was No. 2 for his second fight with Fedor. Tim was No. 4, and Hunt was No. 9. Any1 that doubts fedor then check this out. http://bleacherreport.com/articles/54789-the-top-10-myths-about-fedor-emelianenko Now im not saying that competition was stacked all through his career, but its not his fault, he fought the best, and as that website shows, if you say he fought freak shows that where 7 foot (hong man choi) with no skill then, please tell me what the ufc decided to do when they brought in that muscle head brock, and that idiot boxer toney....please dont just listen to zuffas propaganda about who is and who is not great. Make up your own minds watch all the fighters in this list, watch them in their peak, watch them in trouble, watch them bounce back, and watch them dominate, then see who you think is the best. Personally i think its fedor, but if Silva beats weidman, and then beats either jones or GSP (jones is the bigger achievement in my eyes) then he frog leaps fedor as number 1"
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1 month agopredatorAdded a new comment
"I dont think how long an individuals streak should be considered because lets face it george is a very different fighter from 4 years ago. Lets look at it this way, jon jones since feb 2011 has had 6 fights against top competition and finished 5 of them, if u want to discount vitor thats fine. George has had 3 fights since 2011 and finished none. As is with all rankings its what have you done recently to deserve this title. Secondly dominating fights is all well and good, but in my opinion a clear cut winner is the person who does not tap or is not sprawled out on the floor, sure GSP does dominate the opposition but he never finishes, a truly dominant champ should be able to finish at a rate higher than GSP, at the end of the day he has 25 minutes to try and dominate and atleast occasionally finish. However I aint jumpin on jones nuts either, in the article it says- "Jones has bested an incredible five former UFC Light Heavyweight champions in a row. That’s a feat not likely to be duplicated soon, if ever." I hate it when people use this a some kind of logic as to why Jones is better, it should not even come into play, you cant compare it to someone like GSP because he has not allowed the ufc belt to change hands on mulitple occasions he obviously cant claim to have beaten so many ex champs, which in my eyes in more credit to him. Thirdly im going to massively disagree with Keith in saying that Jones comp are more vulnerable to finish machida finished once in his career and i dont believe he lost the fight to rampage. Rampage never been finished in his ufc career, Shoguns only finish was to griffin and shogun was coming off a double knee op or something. I think finishing is a huge part of mma, and jones not only finishes but doms the opposition. Lets look at GSPs last 6 fights apart from conduit n diaz, each fighter that GSP has beaten has been finished recently......I think looking at the facts its simple to see that over the last 2 years Jones has overtaken GSP he has fought more and finished more, and contrary to what you say about Jones competition, they aint been finished like GSPs recent comp have."
on the following blog post:Should Jon Jones rank ahead of GSP after St-Pierre's dominant victory at UFC 158?
2 months agopredatorAdded a new comment
"I think cardio has a huge part to play, especially in the striking aspect of this fight, we all know Hunts cardio is terrible, we all know how junior like to fight keeping it busy on the feet. Assuming this fight gets to round three, we will see a gassed mark hunt, who no matter how legendary his chin is will be far more prone to a knock out, where junior will be in decent shape at this point (i know he aint got the best gas tank but compared to hunt). I think junior will work the body and move in and out, just boxing hunt tiring him out, once hunt gets tired its inevitable that his punches will become sloppy less powerful and his hands will drop, i think junior will capitalise and knock him out. "
on the following blog post:JDS vs. Mark Hunt: Early Head-to-Head Breakdown
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