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Just posted this in another thread before seeing this one:
Fuck the haters. They never watched a fight live pre Penn v Edgar II. They look at the record and that's all they see. You have to learn to ignore these kind of people on sherdog.
He was a man who loved to scrap. He was damn good at it too. He is one of only two men to hold belts in more than one division. By the end of his career he will have fought at Featherweight, Lightweight, Welterweight and what could be considered Heavyweight with Lyoto Machida outweighing him 220-191; and BJ kept it a competitive fight.
The man is a fighter and he deserves your respect.
I, for one, truly believe that this is the perfect comeback fight. It's against his biggest rival, in a new weightclass. TUF will give him time to fuel a hatred of the upmost intensity that he will harness into productivity. His training at NU with Aldo will be fantastic for him. He will beat Edgar.
He will replace Aldo as champ when Aldo takes the lightweight strap.
I know the future.
Fuck the haters. They never watched a fight live pre Penn v Edgar II. They look at the record and that's all they see. You have to learn to ignore these kind of people on sherdog.
He was a man who loved to scrap. He was damn good at it too. He is one of only two men to hold belts in more than one division. By the end of his career he will have fought at Featherweight, Lightweight, Welterweight and what could be considered Heavyweight with Lyoto Machida outweighing him 220-191; and BJ kept it a competitive fight.
The man is a fighter and he deserves your respect.
I, for one, truly believe that this is the perfect comeback fight. It's against his biggest rival, in a new weightclass. TUF will give him time to fuel a hatred of the upmost intensity that he will harness into productivity. His training at NU with Aldo will be fantastic for him. He will beat Edgar.
He will replace Aldo as champ when Aldo takes the lightweight strap.
I know the future.