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If Thiago Santos moved up to HW, how would a fight between him and Francis go?
Talk about "don't blink"
Talk about "don't blink"
Yeah, don’t blink indeed or you’ll miss an easy KO for Ngannou against a MW
Lmao I thought this thread was gonna be about Ngannou and Junior Dos Santos. Who just fought at lightweight.
He's a body building lightweightLightweight? What fight were you watching?
If Thiago Santos moved up to HW, how would a fight between him and Francis go?
Talk about "don't blink"
I'm going to ask you the same question I ask everyone that calls a fighter who finds success at a higher weight and no longer putting there body threw the stress of a large weight cut.Yeah, don’t blink indeed or you’ll miss an easy KO for Ngannou against a MW
Do you dislike Santos that much?If Thiago Santos moved up to HW, how would a fight between him and Francis go?
Talk about "don't blink"
Moving up one weight class for fighters who struggle making weight makes sense, 2 weight classes though as suggested by OP to fight a guy with arguably the most power at the heavier division seems just asinine. For the record I think Santos is going to run into a brick wall at LHW named Jon Jones so int this instance it's largely a moot point.I'm going to ask you the same question I ask everyone that calls a fighter who finds success at a higher weight and no longer putting there body threw the stress of a large weight cut.
Do you call the current MW champion, a guy who like Smith and Santos was nothing special before abandoning the weight cut and moving up a division, a WW or is he a legit MW?
Maybe you'll be the first of the 20 or so posters I've asked this to actually respond but don't worry, I won't hold my breath waiting for it.
That's a valid point and I don't disagree. I'm just sick of all the people calling him a MW to try and discredit Jones despite him obviously benefiting greatly by the move.Moving up one weight class for fighters who struggle making weight makes sense, 2 though as suggested by OP to fight a guy with arguably the most power at the heavier division seems just asinine.
He would be much smaller than Francis for sure, not to mention the massive power and strength advantages Francis would have. He is better suited for LHW in my opinion.Thiago Santos is a light heavyweight.
Facts. A sloppy middleweight, at that.Yeah, don’t blink indeed or you’ll miss an easy KO for Ngannou against a MW