Clay Guida's resume

[Dridemma]

Is anyone else impress with his resume?

Fought the best in the world for years, with wins over.

Nate Diaz
Anthony Pettis
Rafael Dos Anjos
Takanori Gomi
Tatsuya Kawajiri
Hatsu Hioki
Josh Thomson

Also fought Benson Henderson, Diego Sanchez, Brian Ortega, Gilbert Melendez, Chad Mendes, Dennis Bermudez. If though he lost, that's pretty impressive.

Who would you like to see him fight next? Jeremy Stephens since he called him out? Maybe winner of Yair vs BJ? Or Oliveira?

 

[chitoortiz]

Roger Huerta rematch.

 

[NuMe]

I'm mostly impressed by his caveman look.

 

[TourIsOverBoyo]

I'd like to see him fight Robbie Lawler

 

[SKITZADACTYL]

his biggest wins weren't big wins at the time they happened.

guida was clearly good, but fought guys too early or too late.

best win is probably pettis since he was pretty much in his prime by then(got a bit better after), which he did so in a super unimpressive fashion.

 

[Underdog bjj jp]

Always liked Guida , not a very good athlete but a hard worker and a nice guy

 

[Les Vejtibals]

That resume sucks!

-No cover letter
-No community involvement
-Education?

What position is he applying for? Chances are I wouldn't even grant him an interview.

 

[Jim Cozad Jr.]

The butthurt he caused by holding down Pettis for three rounds was pretty funny...

 

[dontlaugh]

A thread about Clay Guida


Haven't seen one in years

 

[KennyH]

You gotta love any fighter that travels fight-to-fight and basically lives his life out of an RV.

 

[bambammccoy]

The bi-annual Look At Guida's Underrated Record thread.

 

[andy9432]

his biggest wins weren't big wins at the time they happened.

guida was clearly good, but fought guys too early or too late.

best win is probably pettis since he was pretty much in his prime by then(got a bit better after), which he did so in a super unimpressive fashion.

Petis was already in is prime. Showtime kicked Benson Henderson before the Guida fight

 

[BeerAndKush]

 

[RaskeDanzig]

He definitely lost that Hioki fight, but yeah he has a good resume.

Also, people shit on him way too much for being boring. Yeah, he's been in some stinkers, but he's also been in some of the most exciting fights ever against Diego, Huerta, and Griffin.

 

[Deleted member 460645]

his biggest wins weren't big wins at the time they happened.

guida was clearly good, but fought guys too early or too late.

best win is probably pettis since he was pretty much in his prime by then(got a bit better after), which he did so in a super unimpressive fashion.

Agree with everything you said. His timing of fights was what made him go a bit more unnoticed than most.

 

[Warehouse]

Also, people shit on him way too much for being boring. Yeah, he's been in some stinkers, but he's also been in some of the most exciting fights ever against Diego, Huerta, and Griffin.

I feel like the most exciting fights he's been a part of had more to do with the opposition than with Guida. This was especially the case in the Sanchez fight, he was being swarmed upon and had to dig deep to survive. He's the kind of fighter that's fun to watch in defeat, but not so much in victory. His most recent fight would have been completely forgettable had it not been for the Hail Mary from Ortega.

 

[in the liver]

I'm mostly impressed by his caveman look.

 

[in the liver]

A thread about Clay Guida


Haven't seen one in years

The bi-annual Look At Guida's Underrated Record thread.

WE GOT OURSELVES A FIGHT! /goldie

 

[robjenkins2]

A lot of his wins weren't that impressive, he stalled against Nate and Pettis.

 

[Toner]

Guida is only exciting when he's getting his ass kicked.