Most impressive performance against Dos Anjos?

[biscuitsbrah]

Was it Usman, Colby, or Leon edwards?

Objectively I’d have to say Usman probably looked the best, Colby broke him but it wasn’t easy. While Leon had a relatively easy time with him.

Bonus question: Did khabib or tony look better against rda

 

[Gabe]

Khabib.

 

[usadaguy]

Eddie Alvarez, because he finished him and took his belt. I know RDA had serious weight cut issue, but still Alvarez knocked him out. Elite fighters like Khabib, Tony, Colby, Marty or Leon won by decisions.

 

[Reach4theSky]

Eddie Alvarez...

 

[podsox]

Eddie Alvarez...

I was jumping around like a little kid.

 

[waldywaldy]

 

[ExitLUPin]

In order

Eddie
Khabib
Usman
Colby/Tony

RDA was clearly past it by the Leon fight. He finished Lee but he looked bad in the fight

While Usman generally controlled the whole fight he didn't dominate it as much as Khabib did in basically all situations. RDA had a tight kimura too the guillotine on Khabib was just desperation and not close at all. RDA also took a round from him while Khabib shut him out completely



Both Colby/Tony fights were very competitive 3-2/48-47 decisions and honestly a lot of Colby's offense was just holding RDA against the fence. RDA also got badly eyepoked against Tony in a round he was winning pretty easily

 

[BRASIL WAND]

Eddie Alvarez...

Lol bringing up UFC flunkie Eddie Sanchez on the heavies should be a bannable offense. He made Matt Serra look legit.

The guy was getting controlled until that overhand spam and STILL needed to land 50+ flush shots to get a standing workrate stoppage on a severely dehydrated RDA.

Khabib would be the right answer. He made the RDA fight look unfair.

 

[Chivas GDL]

How good is Kevin Lee?

 

[biscuitsbrah]

In order

Eddie
Khabib
Usman
Colby/Tony

RDA was clearly past it by the Leon fight. He finished Lee but he looked bad in the fight

While Usman generally controlled the whole fight he didn't dominate it as much as Khabib did in basically all situations. RDA had a tight kimura too the guillotine on Khabib was just desperation and not close at all. RDA also took a round from him while Khabib shut him out completely



Both Colby/Tony fights were very competitive 3-2/48-47 decisions and honestly a lot of Colby's offense was just holding RDA against the fence. RDA also got badly eyepoked against Tony in a round he was winning pretty easily

You think usman just out muscles and wrestles colby? Or against rda is not a very good indicator

 

[Jackonfire]

Clay Guida. Broke his jaw.

 

[biscuitsbrah]

Clay Guida. Broke his jaw.

Inb4 Stephens uppercut

 

[xyzxyz94]

Usman's was the most dominant. Leon's was impressive because he beat RDA off the backfoot and with his back against the cage.

 

[Krixes]

Eddie destroyed him. Those other guys couldn't finish him.

 

[sweetviolenturg]

1) Alvarez
2) Stephens
3) Guida
4) Khabib
5) Usman

 

[CroKosor]

Eddie Alvarez...

 

[Mr Fahrenheit]

1. Alvarez did what nobody else could — hurt him and even finish him.

2. Usman and Khabib owned him the hardest and made him look hopeless to the point of a rematch being pointless. (Unlike Eddie, who would not have been a big favorite in a rematch).

3. Edwards impressed me the most actually, simply because this was a big step up for him and he had very little trouble against a guy who is almost always a really tough test.

 

[louiscyphere]

Was it Usman, Colby, or Leon edwards?

Objectively I’d have to say Usman probably looked the best, Colby broke him but it wasn’t easy. While Leon had a relatively easy time with him.

Bonus question: Did khabib or tony look better against rda

Guida

 

[Fight Professor]

Conor beat RDA without an actual fight. He got into his head so much RDA got angry and injured himself in training.

 

[RNC555]

Eddie Alvarez...

shit stoppage.