Let's say Fedor drops 105 pounds and transitions into a woman, how would he do in women's pole vaulting?
If you don't realize how exponentially more skilled to fighters are today than they were 10 years ago, you're misunderstanding a lot of things. 2017 yoel, walking around something like 230 I'm guessing, would completely destroy 2005 or whatever fedor at any weight, just like in ten more years, there will be some other phenom that would walk right through the Yoel of today.
yeah yeah, we can dig it...If you don't realize how exponentially more skilled to fighters are today than they were 10 years ago, you're misunderstanding a lot of things. 2017 yoel, walking around something like 230 I'm guessing, would completely destroy 2005 or whatever fedor at any weight, just like in ten more years, there will be some other phenom that would walk right through the Yoel of today.
lol you are that guy, who believes in "new breed" bsIf you don't realize how exponentially more skilled to fighters are today than they were 10 years ago, you're misunderstanding a lot of things. 2017 yoel, walking around something like 230 I'm guessing, would completely destroy 2005 or whatever fedor at any weight, just like in ten more years, there will be some other phenom that would walk right through the Yoel of today.
Well It's a silly question to be honest. Prime Fedor would not cut to 185 period, no version of him would. But Prime Fedor regardless would have no problem beating Yoel.
I'd say that by around 2009 he could potentall have made MW by cutting down on fat, obviously he had no motivation to but really the amount of muscle he was carrying had been dropping off from around 03/04, definitely a bit smaller by the time of the Crocop fight relative to the first Nog fight for example to my eye.
Bro there is no "put simply". There are millions of martial artist out there, and billions of positions and techniques that separate the best from the better from the good from the other fighters. It's tremendously complicated, and, yes, constantly changing.Fighters are not "exponentially" better now than in 2005. The first real class of P4P greats(Fedor, A Silva, GSP, Penn) defined the state of the art of being great mixed martial artists. Put simply they were masters of all facets of the sport aka both grappling and striking. That's what the sport is, all the different martial arts at the same time synergized. How do you get better than being masterful at alll facets of the sport? Always happy to be proved wrong in a healthy debate. But I can't imagine what you'll say to back up your "fighters now are so much better" argument. And that you "think it" is not making a logical case to back up your statement..