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TYRON WOODLEY FEELS HE DOESN’T NEED WIN OVER GSP TO BE CONSIDERED ‘GREATEST OF ALL TIME’
UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley silenced his critics over recent performances with a flawless victory over undefeated contender Darren Till at UFC 228 Saturday night, and now “The Chosen One” is encroaching on Georges St. Pierre’s “Greatest of All Time” status.
“I told myself that I had to beat him to be the greatest, but I don’t,” Woodley explained at the post-fight press conference. “This sport is different. These guys are better. They’re more well-rounded, they punch harder, they’re faster. And they’ve been training at a younger age. It’s not the wrestler that just learned how to punch. Everybody can do everything now, so I think the fact that I’ve been able to beat the last specialists in the game, beat the up-and-coming rising star, beat Robbie Lawler, who’s one of the most vicious fighters we’ve ever seen with two title fights that I think are probably in the top 10 of title fights of all time.”
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http://www.sherdog.com/news/news/Ty...-to-Be-Considered-Greatest-of-All-Time-142141
W-L records
Total fights (UFC)
Prime/end of career
GSP's opponents
[X] Very strong
[X] Strong
[X] Fair
[X] Weak
[X] Very weak
Woodley's opponents
[X] Very strong
[X] Strong
[X] Fair
[X] Weak
[X] Very weak
TYRON WOODLEY FEELS HE DOESN’T NEED WIN OVER GSP TO BE CONSIDERED ‘GREATEST OF ALL TIME’
UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley silenced his critics over recent performances with a flawless victory over undefeated contender Darren Till at UFC 228 Saturday night, and now “The Chosen One” is encroaching on Georges St. Pierre’s “Greatest of All Time” status.
“I told myself that I had to beat him to be the greatest, but I don’t,” Woodley explained at the post-fight press conference. “This sport is different. These guys are better. They’re more well-rounded, they punch harder, they’re faster. And they’ve been training at a younger age. It’s not the wrestler that just learned how to punch. Everybody can do everything now, so I think the fact that I’ve been able to beat the last specialists in the game, beat the up-and-coming rising star, beat Robbie Lawler, who’s one of the most vicious fighters we’ve ever seen with two title fights that I think are probably in the top 10 of title fights of all time.”
. . .
http://www.sherdog.com/news/news/Ty...-to-Be-Considered-Greatest-of-All-Time-142141
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