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Frank Shamrock. Before the Diaz fight, he got his due as one of MMA's fore father's, but afterwards people act like he's some bum that Diaz beat up.
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Frank Shamrock. Before the Diaz fight, he got his due as one of MMA's fore father's, but afterwards people act like he's some bum that Diaz beat up.
Donald Cerrone was a top 3 fighter of both 2014 and 2016. Amazing, amazing years right there. And each is inside a different division.Cerrone, until he wins a fight in which he will become overrated again.
Werdum, if he didn't run face first into Stipe he'd have a near undisputed claim as HW goat.
He's one of the few fighters who has truly evolved his game through his career.
GSP
While he has many fans, he is underrated and criticized by many, considering what he's accomplished with the limited tools he had at his disposal.
*no colligate (or even high school) wrestling pedigree
*no amateur boxing experience
*fought during a golden era of mma killers like Hughes, BJ, Trigg, etc.
*either beat or avenged every loss to every opponent he's faced.
*dominated and cleaned out a division for years
I get it if you think he wasn't exciting...but denying or diminishing his accomplishments is foolish.
Carlos Condit. 30 wins. 15 submissions, 13 KOs, 2 decisions. Never KO'ed in 40 total fights.
People crapped on him for the Diaz fight but he's the one of the most consistent (and varied) finisher of all time and had a chin of steel.
Sergei Kharatonov
Ricardo Arona
Pedro Rizzo
Renato Sobral
Jeremy Horn
Where is Arona btw?