OT: General UFC/MMA/Boxing - Round XII
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Yarde did a great fight, he did way better than expected, but Artur is Artur...
Alright, only one left is Bivol. Beterbiev is nearing 40, so time to unify all the belts and solidify your #1 spot.
Black beast was just manhandled by the polar bear, its insane to see Derek Lewis get dominated like that.
To everyone here who always contradicted me...There is no more debate. Jon Jones is unquestionable the GOAT.
3 years off, jumps a weight class, beats the champ in like 2 min...and obviously it has to be in an unconventional submission. G.O.A.T
3 years off, jumps a weight class, beats the champ in like 2 min...and obviously it has to be in an unconventional submission. G.O.A.T
Gane was not the champ but yea Jones is the GOAT.
Maybe it's just me, but calling someone with a long track record of failing drug tests the greatest of all time is laughable.
What's laughable is still holding on to this silly idea that PEDs magically turn you into some superhero.
At the very top level of strength or combat sports they sort of do.
If you look at any sport that allows doping, at the top level you'll never have a chance to compete if you're not on what the rest of the pack is on.
Well no he lost to Ngannou and was the number one contender. Anyway, always felt he was overrated, Jones made quick buisness of him,
I don't think there was ever a question. I would venture to say that Jones is probably in the same ranks as MJ in terms of dominance of his sport.
He's just a level above everyone, he's the perfect physical specimen and his instincts are just naturally exceptional.
No, they don't. PEDs do not make you grapple more, they don't bring you innovation, they don't improve striking, they don't give you the ability to beat a world class athlete in about 2 min.
This is just miseducation towards PEDs, and also shows a level of ignorance towards the skill being displayed.
You're right, for some reason I thought his fight with Tuivasa was for the belt.
Agreed. To dispose of Gane in the manner he did was incredibly impressive.
3 years back, jumps a weight class, and submits Gane like this...damn.
PEDs improve your training, improve your recovery times, make you more powerful in the clinch, more difficult to grapple, help you to strike harder, etc...
No one's saying PEDs magically make you an elite fighter, but if you take 2 world class fighters and allow 1 to train with them and the other can't then that makes a world of difference.
