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Now I know you're a fucking moron.+ Cro Cop has additional big wins like Fujita 2, and Alex Emelianenko.
Now I know you're a fucking moron.+ Cro Cop has additional big wins like Fujita 2, and Alex Emelianenko.
7-3-1 at time of Cro-Cop fight, coming off a big win over.. Tank Abbott. Its time to give it up, man, its just sad.WIN - Hidehiko Yoshida - Jul/1/2006 -- Pride FC - Critical Countdown Absolute
14 HW - 2006 - May 31 - Fighters & Broadcasters Poll
combined records of Fujita's 2 opponents before this crocop fight... 2-8....WIN - Kazuyuki Fujita - Aug/19/2001 -- K-1 - Andy Hug Memorial
6 HW - 2001 - Aug 6 - Stepehen Quadros
7 HW - 2001 - Aug 14 - MMA Media Top 10
Aleks was 6"5 and 260Prides hws had better records but wouldn't have those records today. Too small.
I agree. Pride didn't have any large hws that had a lot of skill.Aleks was 6"5 and 260
Sergei was 6"4 and 242
Barnett was 6"3 and 250
Werdum was 6"4 and 230 to 240
Erikson was 6"4 and 300
Schilt was 6"11 and 290
Waterman was 6"2 and 280
Kerr was 6"1 and 260
Herring was 6"4 and 240
McGee was 6"10 and 280
Hunt was short but weighed 300 pounds
Only small HWs really were Fedor, Nog, Igor, Cro Cop but Nog was still 6"4 and 235. Igor and Fedor were short but they were usually between 230 to 240. Everyone had to fight a lot of big dudes back then.
There were a lot of great competitive and technical HW fights back then. It was a much more skilled era in the mid 2000s. Today's HW division is shallow.
Oh. So Aleks, Sergei, Barnett, Werdum, Herring, Erikson, Hunt, Reem had no skill?I agree. Pride didn't have any large hws that had a lot of skill.
combined records of Fujita's 2 opponents before this crocop fight... 2-8....
lets not try and rewrite history. Most of Pride was a bunch of bullshit squash fights vs cans.
7-3-1 at time of Cro-Cop fight, coming off a big win over.. Tank Abbott. Its time to give it up, man, its just sad.
OMG this again. Fedor went undefeated fighting subpar competition. Like being the best in single A baseball when you had the opportunity to go to the big leagues but turned it down.Fedor went undefeated for 10 years in the deepest heavyweight division on the planet (pride). People can talk shit about his competition but look at the ufcs top 10 heavyweights in the late 90s and early 2000s. Mostly journeyman nobodies that none of us can remember. Fedor had a few freakshow fights but outside of those FEW fights he beat top competition for a decade including 5 former UFC heavyweight champs and 2 victories over the #2 all time heavyweight.
Big Nog beat anyone and everyone not named fedor during that same time period.
Stipe is now the clear #3. Knockouts over Werdum, reem, arlovski, jds and hunt are an incredible feet.
If Stipe can put together a few more big wins he surpasses Big Nog.
The path to surpassing Fedor is steep. I'm not sure what conditions I would put in place for that. What do you guys think? What does Stipe need to do to surpass Fedor?
10 title defenses with a win over Cain, another win over Francis, and a win over Cormier? A win over returned jon jones?
PRIDE had opponents with only 1 skill set. Much less well rounded.
I stopped reading your post at this point, because you are so fucking dumb, it would be a waste of time.First of all watch your mouth.
Fujita was pracitcally undefeated before Cro Cop fights
I stopped reading your post at this point, because you are so fucking dumb, it would be a waste of time.
Fujita's wins you are referring to before Crocop, that supposedly made him a legit ranked contender:
2-4
1-4
1-4
0-9 !!
9-7
etc
total is
95-72
stop. just stop.
You should just watch wwe. You seem more impressionable by pageanty then observing skill. Prides hws were one dimensional or if they were well rounded then they were small or not really that impressive. Not a single one of them could deel with Ngannou's punching power. And that's a clean Ngannou. And yes hw today is still weak but it's way better than it was before even without the juice.Oh. So Aleks, Sergei, Barnett, Werdum, Herring, Erikson, Hunt, Reem had no skill?
But Ngannou who doesn't even train grappling does?
Cain who has 1 win in 4 years and gasses against a 40 year old PRIDE vet?
Stipe who gets rocked every fight?
Lewis who can't take a bodyshot and gasses against 43 year old PRIDE vets?
An even older Reem with an even more cracked chin?
Yeah...sure...this current HW division is so much more skilled...
Lol
Prime werdum got knocked out by stipe. How can you put him there?
Observing skill? Like Ngannou's grappling?You should just watch wwe. You seem more impressionable by pageanty then observing skill. Prides hws were one dimensional or if they were well rounded then they were small or not really that impressive. Not a single one of them could deel with Ngannou's punching power. And that's a clean Ngannou. And yes hw today is still weak but it's way better than it was before even without the juice.
Yeah pretty much. Mirko fought in the golden era of the HW division and fought the best at their best.
Fedor went undefeated for 10 years in the deepest heavyweight division on the planet (pride). People can talk shit about his competition but look at the ufcs top 10 heavyweights in the late 90s and early 2000s. Mostly journeyman nobodies that none of us can remember. Fedor had a few freakshow fights but outside of those FEW fights he beat top competition for a decade including 5 former UFC heavyweight champs and 2 victories over the #2 all time heavyweight.
Big Nog beat anyone and everyone not named fedor during that same time period.
Stipe is now the clear #3. Knockouts over Werdum, reem, arlovski, jds and hunt are an incredible feet.
If Stipe can put together a few more big wins he surpasses Big Nog.
The path to surpassing Fedor is steep. I'm not sure what conditions I would put in place for that. What do you guys think? What does Stipe need to do to surpass Fedor?
10 title defenses with a win over Cain, another win over Francis, and a win over Cormier? A win over returned jon jones?
100% perfect list:
1. Fedor
2. Nog
3. Werdum
4. Stipe
5. Jds
6. Crocop
7. Overeem
8. Timmy
9. Cain
10. Barnett
First of all watch your mouth.
Fujita was pracitcally undefeated before Cro Cop fights, he entered injured against Coleman and surrendered the fight after 5 seconds to Coleman just to pick up money.
Fujita was first to defeat Kerr, had another top 10 win v Gilbert Yvel and beat one of GOATs by that time, Ken Shamrock and entered on that streak v Mirko.
Yoshida beat Don Frye while he was 15-1, beat Mark Hunt, beat Tamura who has many big scalps (Mo Smith, Ilyukhin, Miletich, Dave Menne, Jeremy Horn, Renzo Gracie, T. Koshaka, Volk Han, Sakuraba etc.), beat Ogawa, Abbott.
And today Curtis Blaydes is ranked no. 9 on UFC official rankings with 7-1 and wins vs nobodies and Oleynik. Ngannou was ranked no. 10 on december 2016 with wins vs Henrique, Blaydes, Hamilton.
Now compare that and you tell me about modern "evolved" HW division, rankings and big wins.