BJ Penn has entered Jens Pulver territory!

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I still remember the TUF episode when a fighter said people will be talking about BJ fifty years from now whereas no one will remember Jens. Well the point has been has been reached where BJ is every bit the journeyman Jens was at the end.
 
BJ Penn has actually entered STOP FUCKING FIGHTING NOW territory
 
I still remember the TUF episode when a fighter said people will be talking about BJ fifty years from now whereas no one will remember Jens. Well the point has been has been reached where BJ is every bit the journeyman Jens was at the end.

The major difference being that B.J. Penn will always be remembered as the greatest Lightweight in MMA history and one of three fighters in MMA history to hold two belts.
 
TEAM PULVER, BABY! Get to work.
 
BJ is the new BJ Penn.
 
The major difference being that B.J. Penn will always be remembered as the greatest Lightweight in MMA history and one of three fighters in MMA history to hold two belts.

Him being the GOAT LW is highly debatable.
 
Watching the last BJ's fights make me think he was lucky in the past or he fought guys with no skills. The way he was jumping like a kangaroo in front of Frank Edgar in their last fight was kinda sad, people have to stop to tell him he can go on with this...
 
worse....

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It's true. There came a point when Tito became the new Ken Shamrock and now BJ is the new Jens Pulver.
Fly new lil eagle! Fly off into the sunset and be free!
 
You know things are bad when you can't even enjoy a sloppy BJ
 
BJ is the new Miguel Torres.
Sad to say but Miguel still had some wins late in his career. He dropped off significantly but still won some fights. BJ Hasn't won in a while. He does not need to fight Gomi. He needs to retire asap.
 
Watching the last BJ's fights make me think he was lucky in the past or he fought guys with no skills. The way he was jumping like a kangaroo in front of Frank Edgar in their last fight was kinda sad, people have to stop to tell him he can go on with this...
What are you on about? Of course BJ fought guys with "skills." And beat the shit out of many of them, and pushed the others in (for the most part) close/competitive fights. Had highlight reel finishes, a brutal RNC, one of the few actual jabs in MMA, legendary takedown defense, and a pretty amazing chin for the longest time.

Dude just faded, mentally and emotionally. Physically he can fight. Mentally he's shot. That's what makes this so sad.

Many Sherdoggers are so young and/or new to MMA that they've not seen athletes, in particular combat athletes, age out. So you get morons who believe BJ, Fedor, Big Nog, Wanderlei, Shogun, Cro-Cop, Chuck Liddell, Anderson Silva, etc etc--were not amazing fighters because as they age they lose, and often badly.

This is exacerbated by the newness of MMA and high injury rates.

Celebrate their wins, support them through losses, and overall respect the careers and contributions. In short, grow the fuck up Sherdog. :cool:
 
BJ & Vitor Belfort & Royce Gracie vs Fedor & Tank Abbott handicapped match

Fading legends card
 
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