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I didn't say that, I said he had a better chance than some people seem to be giving him.Renato Sobral is now the favorite in a fantasy matchup against Anderson Silva? Ok dude. Take it.
I didn't say that, I said he had a better chance than some people seem to be giving him.Renato Sobral is now the favorite in a fantasy matchup against Anderson Silva? Ok dude. Take it.
The loss to Jason Lambert was bad but Babalu was able to rebound quite well in Strikeforce and Affliction. He still would've been a threat. It's a shame he never made the cut. The lowest he ever fought was 195 against Lawler.There's no real overlap with Babalu when he was still good and Anderson getting to the UFC.
Babalu was pretty much done by 2006 so it wouldn't have made any difference.
So how've you been Babalu? Haven't heard about you in awhile
He's way too big to make 185.
I thin there's a decent argument that Sakuraba is the p4p GOAT let alone MW, but it is hard to figure out how to assess his career especially as compared to guys in the last decade. Much respect to him though.
Not really. He used to fight at heavyweight and was way bigger than Fedor when they fought. I just don't see Babalu at 185 lbsNo, he isn't. Compared to other 205rs he is tiny.
Seraldo Babalu was one of the greatest light heavyweights of the night but I dunno if he could take on the GOAT MW.
He prob get ko'd pretty bad but could do well on the ground against Andy
Silva would have murdered him in under a round. He would have done no better than Irvin.
I'm relfloating this two years old thread because I feel like it. Sue me.He's way too big to make 185.
I'm relfloating this two years old thread because I feel like it. Sue me.
Babalu fought at 202 Lbs as a LHW in the UFC at some point. Slim, but not starving himself (There was no reason) and cutting ZERO water. Going down to 185 would've been a walk in the park for him.
Babalu fought many openweight valetudos and Ring matches. I remember him fighting a huge 300+ Russian karateka/wrestler right before being eliminated by the most talented of the Overeem brothers, that went to eliminate Randy next only to lose the King of King Final to Minotauro. He fought Maurice Smith at HW in the UFC too, IIRC. I'm sure he tought that moving down to MW was for sissies.
I like Babalu, but his gameplan against Liddell was one of the worst in the history of MMA.
Babalu fought at 202 Lbs as a LHW in the UFC at some point. Slim, but not starving himself (There was no reason) and cutting ZERO water. Going down to 185 would've been a walk in the park for him.
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