Do you guys consider Cowboy Cerrone a journeyman?

[CereserBr]

What u guys think?

 

[FlyThaiMMA]

I consider this a shit thread

 

[Steve-French]

What? No...

 

[Rob_M.]

Of course.

 

[JayPettryMMA]

Journeymen don't tend to earn title shots, so no.

When I think journeyman, I think a fighter that is middle of the road but doesn't have a shot against any top ten fighter.

 

[Headkicktoleg]

No, but shogun is

 

[Cucumber Slice]

No. A journeyman is like Pat Cummins or something

 

[Rovert]

No, but shogun is

 

[J. Bernie Cunningham]

Had a title shot at LW and destroyed 3 WW's just this year.

That's one awesome fucking journey.

 

[DanConner]

Nope

 

[DannyNL]

I consider this a shit thread

I second that notion.

 

[Mondo Freaks]

 

[chunglii]

A journeyman is a fighter who is not good enough to attain and keep the status of contender or gatekeeper. I think of a fighter who bounces around for organization to organisation, acquiring a mediocre record.

31-7, 18-4 in the UFC with a title shot and top 10 ranking is not a journeyman to me.

 

[no fat chicks]

Not a single chance

 

[Headkicktoleg]

 

[Lucifer Alpha]

Donald Cerrone > Joe Doerkson

 

[nanika]

journeymen dont have 22 fights in the same organization.

they... journey... between organizations and minimum wage jobs.

 

[ChucksGlassJaw]

Absolutely. If Cowboy was a pitcher, he'd be a #3 starter. A good #3, but still a journeyman.

 

[ChucksGlassJaw]

A journeyman is a fighter who is not good enough to attain and keep the status of contender or gatekeeper. I think of a fighter who bounces around for organization to organisation, acquiring a mediocre record.

31-7, 18-4 in the UFC with a title shot and top 10 ranking is not a journeyman to me.

A gatekeeper is a journeyman.

 

[Les Vejtibals]

Donald Cerrone > Joe Doerkson

Doerkson was dope though. had fights in at least three weight classes. But he did make up for a lack of natural ability by having an ugly face.