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Stipe?
Too sloppy and fights mostly high mileage fighters. Skillwise he's top 10 at best.
Stipe?
Lol what? Jon Jones is undeniably one of the most skilled fighters in MMA history.
He might not stack up to the others as far as title defenses go but skillwise it's obvious the guy is on another level and in the same stratosphere as the best of the best.
In a true street fight, Khabib might lose to Jon Jones or Fedor.
You can say "pound for pound" greatest but be real. His small size is a limiting factor. To be the GOAT, you have to consider the other weight classes.
p4p is a stupid concept in general because it assumes that certain skills and athletic ability would carry over no matter how much the weight changes and that's just ridiculous. I mean are you more impressed with a 130 lb man who can do a backflip or a 230lb man who can do a backflip? we all the know the answer
fact is that certain things are easier to pull off at lighter weight classes and HW is the most dangerous class because everyone has dynamite in their hands. The best fighters therefore, are at HW, regardless of what you pinheads think about their skill levels.
You simply can't call yourself the GOAT if you fight below HW but this is also why martial arts competition at anything other than Openweight is a sham
In a true street fight, Khabib might lose to Jon Jones or Fedor.
You can say "pound for pound" greatest but be real. His small size is a limiting factor. To be the GOAT, you have to consider the other weight classes.
P4P means, in terms of skill, if they were all the same size. That's the only reason P4P exists.
Boxing fans get it. MMA fans can't be that dense to still not understand that after 20+ years.
He's 5'10" and 185+ lbs "off season".
It says here he's 5 foot 8 inches tall.
He is not a large lightweight, your whole argument is garbage. Khabib is like an average lw at best.No doubt khabib should be ranked p4p 1-3 because of his dominance over a stacked division full of killers but being a large lightweight, and being in the range of a welterweight, it certainly does take away from his legacy a bit that he never went up a division. I honestly think he's the same size as Colby. Maybe im just selfish because Colby/usman v khabib would've been a great fight.
Colby walks around 180-185He is not a large lightweight, your whole argument is garbage. Khabib is like an average lw at best.