Evan Dunham beat him.
Khabib wrecks them both.
Guida beat Pettis.
RDA doesn't stand a snowball chance against Pettis.
I hope they give the TS to smb else.
Dodson is still recovering from his injuries I'm fairly certain. Haven't heard a thing about him returning yet so that's not in the cards I doubt.Dodson makes dramatically more sense from both a scheduling and match-up standpoint. I always thought UFC would be smart to schedule that fight underneath Pettis-RDA, once Cruz and Assuncao went down.
Then they could have fights like Browne-Rothwell and Duffee-Mitrione as the #3 and #4 to offset the size deficiency of the top two fights on the card.
Put it in Chicago due to all the local tie-ins and history. Pettis is from Milwaukee, MM/Dodson 1 took place there originally, Duffee is from Illinois, Rothwell the WI/Illinois border, etc.
Khabib doesn't wreck anybody but your Tavares or Shalorus level guy.
You mean like Melendez did?
Will be great to see someone who will hopefully push the pace against Pettis and not let him set up those devastating kicks.
So Rafael Dos Anjos, who recently destroyed Nate Diaz, clearly beat Donald Cerrone, knocked out Benson Henderson with one punch and has a good shot at beating Anthony Pettis, is a Tavares/Shalorus level guy?
So, a 30-27 wrestle-fuck, where he takes solid strikes in return, is a "wrecking"?
Nurmagomedov probably wouldn't beat Pettis, and maybe not RDA in a 5-round rematch either. And even if he did, it wouldn't be by "wrecking". It would be by stalling for the majority of the fight. That's how he beat both his best two opponents, RDA and Tibau. And Tibau that shouldn't have constituted a win in any way.
So Rafael Dos Anjos, who recently destroyed Nate Diaz, clearly beat Donald Cerrone, knocked out Benson Henderson with one punch and has a good shot at beating Anthony Pettis, is a Tavares/Shalorus level guy?