Badr was pushing Zabit around the ring in all three of their fights. And using his win over a shot Slowinski to argue that he'd be able to stand toe-to-toe with Verhoeven is laughable, considering they fought almost a decade earlier and not only did Slowinski walk him down, but took him out in the first with low kicks (admittedly, he could have arguably continued to fight). Furthermore, his "streak" amounts to wins over Hari (good win, and despite it being a shadow of what Hari was, is his greatest acheivement to date), Manhoef (yet another shot fighter, but noteable nonetheless) and Danyo Illunga (former It's Showtime champ, but a moderate win in absoute terms). Wins over McKinnon, Leko and Slowinski (the latter two especially nowadays) don't amount to anything and shouldn't be used as evidence that he could be in any way competitive against the most dominant HW champ of the modern era.