I think it really reveals something about people who criticize Askren's career when a PXC champion [he knocked out Glenn Sparv-- the CAGE champion who probably would've gotten a ticket to the UFC had he won-- in 11 seconds, which's very impressive] and WBC Muay Thai world champion who was just coming off a knockout over a 63-9 fighter (who had a reputation for "destroying Askren and would've finished him without the eyepoke" among the Askren detractors) is a "can".
"Can" is like the MMA world version of "racist". All you have to say is someone's a can, even when there's no evidence, and everyone jumps on it, and you can't try to correct these people because they don't want to listen to anything else, and YOU'RE the unreasonable one for just trying to say someone's not a can because their record says otherwise.
Since when does someone not having a Wikipedia page mean they're a can? That's like saying someone's a can because their Wikipedia page is brief. Hiromasa Ogikubo doesn't have a Wikipedia page, and he got to the finals of the Ultimate Fighter title tournament (and a lot of people feel he deserved the decision more than Elliot), he's a top-15/20 flyweight, he was, like, the most beloved guy in the season, beat a guy that's currently in the UFC and has a Wikipedia page (and was the top seed in the tournament) en route to the finals, and not only is he a Shooto world champion who's gonna defend his title next month against an explosive, former-top-5 strawweight who won last year's Shooto Infiniti League tournament and is on an impressive 6-fight winning streak (who also doesn't have a Wikipedia page), but he's one of the few people to hold the distinction of being a two-divisional Shooto champion.
It's like nobody knows what a can is, and they use their ignorance of the Southeast-Asian MMA scene as proof of their expertise. Which doesn't make sense. How does not knowing something make you knowledgeable?
It's also interesting because this fight is exactly how fights with Daley or Page would've turned out (and you really don't know what you're talking about if you think differently or that either of them brought something to the table that Kadestam didn't), but those would've been good, impressive victories to people and those are the fights they want to see. I don't think Daley landed single strike on Rory before he got taken down, and Rory's nowhere near the wrassler that Askren is.