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It certainly could. What if you’re a HW like DC and go down a weight class? What if you’re a HW and can’t (or don’t) go a weight class below? Can you not be GOAT because you never won a 2nd title? These are all discussion points is all I’m saying.Don’t think Ts is talking ww goat …. He’s talking goat goat …. So mw tittle should mean something
—In your mind getting choked out by a no-name scrub is less objectionable than losing to ATGs like Werdum or Hendo, or a very good fighter like Bigfoot, after accomplishing stuff that hasn’t been equaled? That seems odd, but to each their own. Fedor had one continuous unbeaten streak in which he put down a number of ranked opponents which is unequaled AFAIK without a PED test failure, and he strung together a number of title defenses which is still a record in that weight class for a single reign/unbeaten run. Let me know when someone else does that.Come on, like I said, that very early loss is just about the least objectionable loss any GOAT candidate has on their record, other than a DQ. He's been undefeated for close to 10 years at this point.
Fedor's career fell apart early, at age 33, getting finished 3x in a row, including getting knocked out by a middleweight. His biggest win outside of pride, Brett Rogers, aged horribly - Brett Rogers went sub 50% after that fight in shitty orgs.
—I have no idea what you could be smoking to call Rogers Fedor’s biggest win outside of PRIDE. Arlovski? Sylvia?
—There’s really nothing too early about when Fedor declined either. He debuted at age 23 almost 24, and was clearly declined early in his 11th year as a pro in after 33 HW fights. GSP had his brutal fight with Hendricks and walked away from the sport in his 11th year as a pro, at age 32. Usman has a year to a year-and-a-half before he’s at that mark and he’s already talking about retirement. We’ll see how long he fights, whom he fights, and how he holds up.