At what age are fighters highly unlikely to be in the top 5 of their division?

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As the topic title says.




/ M.Sc in Engineering Physics
 
It does depend on the weight class but Hendo is around 60 years old and going for the title.
HWs seem to be relevant going senile.
Kind of tough to nail a certain age group.
 
It's a trick question and all answers are wrong:

At every age fighters are unlikely to be in the top 5, since there can only be 5 fighters in the top 5 and there are hundreds and hundreds of fighters, hence even it their prime it's unlikely to be in the top 5 of their division.
 
Bisping says fuck you to that theory

Looks like u didnt read the article (not surprising).

Bisping started fighting top fighters in 2007. Hes at year 9 right now. Theres a reason the Luke fight is one of the biggest upsets ever and Bisping could lose his next fight and start a losing streak.

Time will tell.
 
As the topic title says.




/ M.Sc in Engineering Physics
IT really depends on the fighter. Chuck was a stud at like 37
Also, see Hendo for old man success and Randy Couture

THen look at young figthers like Jon Jones, or Conor McGregor or Aldo

Then you have mid aged fighters like Lawler, etc,

now, you be the judge
 
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Very unlikely to be top 5 age 0-25
Very unlikely to be top 5 age 40+
 
It does depend on the weight class but Hendo is around 60 years old and going for the title.
HWs seem to be relevant going senile.
Kind of tough to nail a certain age group.

He said Top 5. Even if Henderson won the title, he still wouldn't be one of the five best fighters in the division. He'd just be a guy that capitalized off of a gifted title shot.
 
He said Top 5. Even if Henderson won the title, he still wouldn't be one of the five best fighters in the division. He'd just be a guy that capitalized off of a gifted title shot.
I'm still all for it.
It would be hilarious if he landed a bomb again.
 
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