GSP just retired with 3 lineal belts.

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We bid farewell to a legend of the sport. He retires having defeated every man he has ever faced, taking 2 official belts and 3 lineal belts with him.

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Light heavyweight: George St Pierre > Bisping > Rockhold > Bisping > Cung Le > Rich Franklin > Wanderlei Silva > Cung Le > Scott Smith > Cung Le > Frank Shamrock (vacated in 2000) (with Dq GSP > Condit > Diaz > BJ > Gracie > Shamrock)

Middleweight: George St Pierre > Bisping > Rockhold >The Chris > The Spider > Henderson > Wanderlei > Arona > Wanderlei > Rampage > Bustamante (vacated in 2002)

Welterweight: George St Pierre > Serra > GSP > Hughes > GSP > BJ (vacated in 2004)

the fights need to occur at or below the weight limit in question to count. You also have to beat them to win, DQ's don't count.
Credit to @MMA_enthusiast for the info
 
I hold the lineal belt of the kumite. GSP ain't got shit bro.
 
- GSP beat Bisping
- Bisping beat Silva
GSP > Silva

- GSP beat Shields
- Shields beat Henderson
- Henderson beat Fedor
GSP > Fedor

- GSP beat Bisping
- Bisping beat Hamill
- Hamill beat Jones
GSP > Jones

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He's no Anderson, but he's still pretty good.

Hespect to a legend.
 
Jon Jones would kill GSP whenever and however he pleased, literally.

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lineal championship, you don't need lineal championships in combat sports, what this even mean, he can be lineal ww champion, whatever, his last fight as ww was hendricks 5 years ago, he is not best ww, mw curently, wtf cares.
 
wtf is this stupid lineal bullshit
 
- GSP beat Bisping
- Bisping beat Silva
GSP > Silva

- GSP beat Shields
- Shields beat Henderson
- Henderson beat Fedor
GSP > Fedor

- GSP beat Bisping
- Bisping beat Hamill
- Hamill beat Jones
GSP > Jones

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GOAT reply there ^ LoL
 
We bid farewell to a legend of the sport. He retires having defeated every man he has ever faced, taking 2 official belts and 3 lineal belts with him.


Light heavyweight: George St Pierre > Bisping > Rockhold > Bisping > Cung Le > Rich Franklin > Wanderlei Silva > Cung Le > Scott Smith > Cung Le > Frank Shamrock (vacated in 2000) (with Dq GSP > Condit > Diaz > BJ > Gracie > Shamrock)

Middleweight: George St Pierre > Bisping > Rockhold >The Chris > The Spider > Henderson > Wanderlei > Arona > Wanderlei > Rampage > Bustamante (vacated in 2002)

Welterweight: George St Pierre > Serra > GSP > Hughes > GSP > BJ (vacated in 2004)

the fights need to occur at or below the weight limit in question to count. You also have to beat them to win, DQ's don't count.
Credit to @MMA_enthusiast for the info

This makes no sense though

Because if the lineal championship changes when the champion vacates (Shamrock, Bustamate and Penn), then the lineal championship changed when he (GSP) vacated the welterweight title and the middleweight title

And Cung Le was NEVER the fucking light heavyweight lineal champ, so that line goes out the window as well. Cung Le didnt even fucking fight at light heavyweight (When Shamrock vacated the winner of Couture/Ortiz became lineal champion, not a freaking middleweight)





So you are counting GSP as lineal welterweight champion despite retiring from the division.

In that case, Shamrock is still the lineal light heavyweight champ,
 
- GSP beat Bisping
- Bisping beat Silva
GSP > Silva

- GSP beat Shields
- Shields beat Henderson
- Henderson beat Fedor
GSP > Fedor

- GSP beat Bisping
- Bisping beat Hamill
- Hamill beat Jones
GSP > Jones

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Hmmmm, I wonder why that is??

Could it be he retires after receiving gift decisions and there are no eyed fluke champ senior citizens to fight?

GSP's career in a nutshell:
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GSP realized he couldn't beat this generation of fighters and outright stopped fighting.....

He was great in his time, but walked away from both belts when he saw that defeat was inevitable...
 
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