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No different than Jon sitting on the HW titleDid you apply this same standard when he took a nearly 3 year MMA absence?
Or does returning against a can work for you?
No different than Jon sitting on the HW titleDid you apply this same standard when he took a nearly 3 year MMA absence?
Or does returning against a can work for you?
I agree in away, the longer he goes without fighting legitimate contenders ( i dont know if there is any) and if he chooses the boxing route the more you can claim the winner of Jon Vs Aspinall is the #1 HWAgreed
His relative inactivity of the past 3-4 years renders him forgotten
YesOf course, but would I still pretend I'm better than everyone I haven't fought and can no longer fight?
Ngannou is the best HW right now , he was the man when he went to the PFL, to be the man you have to beat the man, Jones fought a pillow fisted kickboxer with 0 ground game and a corpse , Aspinall had an impressive run, but Ngannou is the MAN and somebody has to beat him to take away that from him.
Francis beat a less washed Stipe. But Stipe absolutely was not prime then either
That still doesn't change the fact he beat DC twice in a row when the only one to beat DC prior to this was Jon Jones. You're telling me a out of prime Stipe is beating DC twice in a row? comon man...Went the distance with DC the third time
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Yes, an out of his prime Stipe beat a fat - even by DC standards - crippled 40 year old DC fresh off back surgery and struggled mightily to do so.That still doesn't change the fact he beat DC twice in a row when the only one to beat DC prior to this was Jon Jones. You're telling me a out of prime Stipe is beating DC twice in a row? comon man...
Jon defended last week.No different than Jon sitting on the HW title
He fought a 40+ hadn't fought in years Stipe in a useless waster of time dick measuring "legacy fight" when there was a true challenger more than happy to fight for the undisputed title.Jon defended last week.
Tom hasn’t fought since July.
Who’s sitting on which belt?
Tom would land his leg kicks, which Ngannou wouldnt like. Not convinced Tom doesnt get ktfo trying to do his bounce in 1-2 that he gets everyone with. Would favour Tom but not in punch exchangesIt would be interesting to see if Tom would adjust his fundamental strategy. We all know that Ngannou is a counter-striker who can stand there the whole fight, waiting for his opponent to blitz, doing absolutely nothing while waiting. Easy win for Tom if he fights smart, 50/50 if he fights his typical fight.
Dont take up sport betting, you wont make moneyHeads Tom wins
Tails Francis loses