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She’s too boring. She needs to leak some beav shots.Is she the wmma GOAT?
She’s too boring. She needs to leak some beav shots.Is she the wmma GOAT?
I really don't think there is a WMMA GOAT yet. Holly is way too tentative and inconsistent to be GOAT, I like Holly but if it wasn't for the RR KO she'd barely be a name.
Would be interesting, but doubt it’s gonna happen. See went the distance with Baars, son. I’d like to see holy KO her thought for the fun of it.
Your gramps is a post-op tranny?IF grandma had a dick she would be my grandpa
Cyborg's best win is Marloes Coenen. She is unproven against elite competition.
Holly has fought 2 women that can actually strike and she lost to both. Cyborg will make it 3/3
GDR and ShevchenkoTate can't strike for shit brah.
GDR and Shevchenko
I'm not trying hard at all. If a 5th round choke and a scorecard decision count as "terrible losses" to you, then we simply disagree on what the definition of a terrible loss is. Tapping to strikes in the 1st round is a terrible loss. Being brutalized for 2 rounds before succumbing to a headkick is a terrible loss.
Holm has had mild losses by comparison. You are oveplaying the severity of her losses. Getting choked out in the 1st round is humiliating. Getting choked out in the 5th while winning is being highly competitive.
I'm not agreeing that Holm beating Cyborg makes Holm GOAT. I've said several times that in addition to that, she"s need at least a couple of successul title defenses.
Going to sleep (which she knew it was about THE ONLY WAY Tate could get a win) is a bad loss.
Losing the fight on 3 judge's score cards by 49-46 means she lost 80% of the rounds. That's indeed a bad loss.
And her loss to GDR was also terrible. And yes, she did get hit after the bell. But that doesn't change the fact she was not active at all most of the time (besides, if you have to count on points deducted to win, then you KNOW she lost).
So I'm not overplaying anything.
You are the one dismissing her losses as "almost wins" which is the opposite of what happened.
Megumi Fujii was the WMMA GOAT of her time. She didn't start losing until she was towards the end of her career when she was old. Josh Barnett (who she often trained with) commented before that she was the greatest WMMA fighter.