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Simply amazing. Haters will be triggered and try to discredit him no doubt.
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He fought 3 beer cans...
sorry to have triggered you
You didn't. You're probably hyped for a new prospect as an MMA fan, which is understandable.
I'm just stating facts. Chimaev fought 3 guys with losing records who were purposely picked by the UFC for him to beat.
Maybe he just beat 3 guys, irrespective of their records? Highly unlikely they were cherry picked given nobody knew who the fuck he was a couple months ago.You didn't. You're probably hyped for a new prospect as an MMA fan, which is understandable.
I'm just stating facts. Chimaev fought 3 guys with losing records who were purposely picked by the UFC for him to beat.
Haters gonna hate.Maybe he just beat 3 guys, irrespective of their records? Highly unlikely they were cherry picked given nobody knew who the fuck he was a couple months ago.
Maybe he just beat 3 guys, irrespective of their records? Highly unlikely they were cherry picked given nobody knew who the fuck he was a couple months ago.
It's very cherry picked if you look at the 3 opponents the UFC picked for him, and then compare them to the first 3 opponents the UFC picked for Khabib.
Here is a copy / pasted from an old thread that I made:
Khabib made his UFC debut against 3 BJJ blackbelts (1 was also an Olympic wrestling qualifier), 2 of them were on steroids when they fought Khabib.
Khabib's opponents:
(1st UFC fight)
Kamal Shalorus:
7-1 MMA; 0-1 UFC
Takedown Defense: 80%
(his loss was against NCAA DIV I, BJJ blackbelt Jim Miller, who was 20-2 in MMA; 9-1 UFC)
8th Olympic wrestling qualifier for Britain; European ADCC qualifier
Team: Kaizen MMA
(2nd fight)
Gleison Tibau:
27-7 MMA; 11-5 UFC
Takedown Defense: 92%
Rio de Janiero wrestling and BJJ champion;
(was jacked up on PEDs at the time he fought Khabib, but never caught until the UFC employed USADA in 2015)
Team: American Top Team (ATT)
(3rd fight)
Thiago Tavares:
17-4 MMA; 7-4 UFC
Takedown Defense: 62%
3rd degree BJJ black belt; 13 out of 22 wins by submission;
(tested positive for PED in his post-fight test against Khabib)
Team: Team Tavares
_____________
Chimaev, on the other hand, debut against 2 guys with barely any wrestling / BJJ skills...
It's very cherry picked if you look at the 3 opponents the UFC picked for him, and then compare them to the first 3 opponents the UFC picked for Khabib.
Here is a copy / pasted from an old thread that I made:
Khabib made his UFC debut against 3 BJJ blackbelts (1 was also an Olympic wrestling qualifier), 2 of them were on steroids when they fought Khabib.
Khabib's opponents:
(1st UFC fight)
Kamal Shalorus:
7-1 MMA; 0-1 UFC
Takedown Defense: 80%
(his loss was against NCAA DIV I, BJJ blackbelt Jim Miller, who was 20-2 in MMA; 9-1 UFC)
8th Olympic wrestling qualifier for Britain; European ADCC qualifier
Team: Kaizen MMA
(2nd fight)
Gleison Tibau:
27-7 MMA; 11-5 UFC
Takedown Defense: 92%
Rio de Janiero wrestling and BJJ champion;
(was jacked up on PEDs at the time he fought Khabib, but never caught until the UFC employed USADA in 2015)
Team: American Top Team (ATT)
(3rd fight)
Thiago Tavares:
17-4 MMA; 7-4 UFC
Takedown Defense: 62%
3rd degree BJJ black belt; 13 out of 22 wins by submission;
(tested positive for PED in his post-fight test against Khabib)
Team: Team Tavares
_____________
Chimaev, on the other hand, debut against 2 guys with barely any wrestling / BJJ skills...
Stop posting the same pic in every Khamzat thread--'
Stop posying the same pic in every Khamzat thread--'
It's very cherry picked if you look at the 3 opponents the UFC picked for him, and then compare them to the first 3 opponents the UFC picked for Khabib.
Here is a copy / pasted from an old thread that I made:
Khabib made his UFC debut against 3 BJJ blackbelts (1 was also an Olympic wrestling qualifier), 2 of them were on steroids when they fought Khabib.
Khabib's opponents:
(1st UFC fight)
Kamal Shalorus:
7-1 MMA; 0-1 UFC
Takedown Defense: 80%
(his loss was against NCAA DIV I, BJJ blackbelt Jim Miller, who was 20-2 in MMA; 9-1 UFC)
8th Olympic wrestling qualifier for Britain; European ADCC qualifier
Team: Kaizen MMA
(2nd fight)
Gleison Tibau:
27-7 MMA; 11-5 UFC
Takedown Defense: 92%
Rio de Janiero wrestling and BJJ champion;
(was jacked up on PEDs at the time he fought Khabib, but never caught until the UFC employed USADA in 2015)
Team: American Top Team (ATT)
(3rd fight)
Thiago Tavares:
17-4 MMA; 7-4 UFC
Takedown Defense: 62%
3rd degree BJJ black belt; 13 out of 22 wins by submission;
(tested positive for PED in his post-fight test against Khabib)
Team: Team Tavares
_____________
Chimaev, on the other hand, debut against 2 guys with barely any wrestling / BJJ skills...
(1st UFC fight)
(2nd fight)
John Phillips:
22-9 MMA; 1-4 UFC;
9 losses (5 by submission [55%])
Takedown defense: 11%
Team: SBG Ireland
(3rd fight)
Khabib had nearlly 3 times as many MMA fights when he fought in his ufc debut.....
GSP fought Matt Hughes in his 8th pro fight. Not everyone is pushed at the same rate plus Khamzat is literally fighting at every opportunity he can get.You might think that is the reason - the UFC being fair with the match making - but it is not, and here is why.
If you take a look at Kamal Shalorus (7-0 when he entered the UFC)
these were the fighters the UFC matched him up against in his first 3 fights:
1st UFC fight: Jim MillerShalorus was thrown to the sharks of the LW division.
NCAA DIV I2nd fight: Khabib
BJJ blackbelt
20-2 in MMA; 9-1 UFC
3rd and last UFC fight: Rafael Dos Anjos
15-6 MMA; 4-4 UFC
Khamzat, on the other hand, is clearly being spoonfed with cans.
You might think that is the reason - the UFC being fair with the match making - but it is not, and here is why.
If you take a look at Kamal Shalorus (7-0 when he entered the UFC)
these were the fighters the UFC matched him up against in his first 3 fights:
1st UFC fight: Jim MillerShalorus was thrown to the sharks of the LW division.
NCAA DIV I2nd fight: Khabib
BJJ blackbelt
20-2 in MMA; 9-1 UFC
3rd and last UFC fight: Rafael Dos Anjos
15-6 MMA; 4-4 UFC
Khamzat, on the other hand, is clearly being spoonfed with cans.
GSP fought Matt Hughes in his 8th pro fight. Not everyone is pushed at the same rate plus Khamzat is literally fighting at every opportunity he can get.