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Ya, I know what to expect from her fights and she delivers.
The JBG is pleased with the work of Our Lady of Armbars.
The JBG is pleased with the work of Our Lady of Armbars.
Her fans are annoying and for some reason cannot accept that, at one point in time, she dropped to 135lbs most likely because she felt she wasn't ready to face Cyborg (she said that the reason was to get the 135lbs belt and to make the fight against Cris more compelling). She's an amazing athlete, no doubt. I think she's smart in the sense that she's more concerned about the business side of things than about proving she's the best female MMA fighter on the planet. In any case, I think the willingness to take up challenges is more admirable than conducting business wisely. Sadly most people value "winning", "being undefeated" and whatnot and that's why she cannot risk it, but it'd be amazing and show a lot of courage on her part to step up and face Cyborg at 145lbs.
If you think Ronda is a better MMA fighter than Cyborg, that's up to you. Maybe more people agree with you, but I'm not convinced. Ronda could change my mind without fighting Cyborg if she took a Muay Thai bout against Jorina Baars and performed better than Cris.Cyborg is the one that has to prove she's the best female fighter on the planet. Ronda's record is more impressive than Cyborg's. Cyborg has fought a total of 2 legit oppponents, in Gina Carano and Marloes Coenan. While Rousey beat Tate twice, Zingano, and McMann. Ronda has already staked her claim as the best female fighter, if Cyborg wants to dispute that claim, all she has to do is make the weight.
Her fans are annoying and for some reason cannot accept that, at one point in time, she dropped to 135lbs most likely because she felt she wasn't ready to face Cyborg (she said that the reason was to get the 135lbs belt and to make the fight against Cris more compelling). She's an amazing athlete, no doubt. I think she's smart in the sense that she's more concerned about the business side of things than about proving she's the best female MMA fighter on the planet. In any case, I think the willingness to take up challenges is more admirable than conducting business wisely. Sadly most people value "winning", "being undefeated" and whatnot and that's why she cannot risk it, but it'd be amazing and show a lot of courage on her part to step up and face Cyborg at 145lbs.
I don't not like her.
If you think Ronda is a better MMA fighter than Cyborg, that's up to you. Maybe more people agree with you, but I'm not convinced. Ronda could change my mind without fighting Cyborg if she took a Muay Thai bout against Jorina Baars and performed better than Cris.
Hell no. The way a fighter carries them self outside the cage is more important then ability. She has mediocre opponents, she's fake, arrogant, disrespectful and the prime flag carrier for the ufc propaganda. People that like her tend to not hold any of that stuff in high regard.
I understand that you have your reasons to think Ronda is a better MMA fighter and I wasn't making the point that "being a better striker equals being a better MMA fighter". I think it's pretty legitimate to have an opinion either way and we can't really know, and that's why I want to see this fight (preferably at 145lbs). In any case, Cris has really good grappling credentials (maybe not as good as Ronda's, but she's an ADCC medalist) and I think she's more well-rounded than Ronda and would be successful in a fight against her.Being a better striker doesn't equal being a better MMA fighter. You sound like an Overeem fan after he won the K-1 GP. Maybe if Cyborg took a Judo match with an Olympic Judoka and did well I might change my mind about her.