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Un-retire BJ for a UFC retirement fight for both?
Caol Uno on a 5 fight win streak
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Well, I wouldn't be apposed to it. BJ was certainly the better fighter in their primes, but he has being on a downslope lately, and if he still wants to fight, and BJ is probably only down for relevant fights (at least historically relevant), a match up with another legend from the early 2000 makes more sense than giving him another top 5 opponent.
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I agree. If BJ does come out of retirement, there is no sense giving him to a contender. Let him settle old scores, or fight fellow legends of the sport, in one-off fights at whatever weight, with no pressure of contendership / title shots to muddy up the proceedings.
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Raja once had a record of 3-8-1 and then he joined XPlode Fight Series. :icon_lol:
Next minute he has a huge win streak and is considered a credible win for an aging veteran. I checked out the guy's opponents in his win streak. One guy was 0-13 when he fought him. Absolute scrubs. It's just the Dashon Johnson thing again.
Power to Uno of course, you can only beat who is put in front of you.
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Jesse Brock, Daniel Romero, Anthony Avila and Tsuchiya are all either young prospect
or decent fighters, and Uno got past all of them.
