is gsp over fitch the most dominant performance in the history of mma?

[mister piscadinha]

the khamzat-ddp fight for some reason made me think of gsp and fitch, so i went back and watched and Jesus Christ


how the fuck did gsp dominate and beat the hell up of such a accomplished grappler like fitch? the beatdown was even worse than i remembered

i dont know fitch didnt get finished in that fight, that was really PRIME georges

the best grappler in ufc history

 

[don't ask]

It's been awhile since I watched GSP vs Fitch, but when I think of absolute skill dominance in a fight between two top guys, I think Big Nog vs Dan Henderson II.

Big Nog was as relaxed as if he was teaching a seminar... and it looked like it, because that was a clinic.

 

[pick999]

No did you not see the last ppv?

 

[BFoe]

It's been awhile since I watched GSP vs Fitch, but when I think of absolute skill dominance in a fight between two top guys, I think Big Nog vs Dan Henderson II.

Big Nog was as relaxed as if he was teaching a seminar... and it looked like it, because that was a clinic.

That’s a good one. Fedor-Herring comes to mind also.

 

[Fact Checker]

Was not more dominant than Khamzat vs DDP

 

[don't ask]

That’s a good one. Fedor-Herring comes to mind also.

I can't call that one most dominant because Fedor did a diving-punch to the canvas and might have hurt his own hand as Herring crawled out of the ring. I don't think Nog was endangered in any way.

(Kidding, that's another great example.)

 

[mister piscadinha]

No did you not see the last ppv?

sorry but chimaev did ZERO damage to ddp

 

[steeldragon]

Penn vs Diego is a massive beat down

 

[Foppa21]

I'm not saying it was better or worse, but Franklin vs Loiseau was very much in the same vein. The Crow was never the same after.

 

[Big Tuppy Hole]

Ediy

 

[HI SCOTT NEWMAN]

That’s a good one. Fedor-Herring comes to mind also.

Another one is Rich Franklin vs Loiseau, that fight was ridiculous lol, Loiseau was a complete and utter punching bag for the entire fight, even though the judges gave it 50-43 for Franklin.. I think that doesn't tell the story, I would give that fight 50-40 for Franklin, it was painful to watch.

That fight totally ended Loiseau's career, he could never recover from that, it would have been a billion times better if he just got choked out in like 50 seconds, that beating took his soul.

 

[GusBrooks]

Hurts me to say but Cain vs JDS 2 & 3.....

 

[r-harper-1]

I felt bad for Shogun against Jones

 

[pankrat]

Anderson vs Franklin. Twice

 

[BFoe]

Anderson vs Franklin. Twice

Anderson vs Forrest too.

 

[lefthighkick01]

Anderson Silva VS Chris Leben was more dominant imo

 

[Mr Wings]

I'm not saying it was better or worse, but Franklin vs Loiseau was very much in the same vein. The Crow was never the same after.

Absolutely. The Crow just kept eating punches, and was all swollen. Franklin was teeing off on him.

 

[arrmike]

It's been awhile since I watched GSP vs Fitch, but when I think of absolute skill dominance in a fight between two top guys, I think Big Nog vs Dan Henderson II.

Big Nog was as relaxed as if he was teaching a seminar... and it looked like it, because that was a clinic.

That fight is under appreciated especially since it gives some insight into Fedor’s downhill slide.

Fedor didn’t just “come to the US and lose to real fighters”, but he had declined so much he lost to 2 fighters that Nog outclassed in Pride.

 

[joy2day]

When you consider that Fitch had won 16 in a row coming into that fight, yeah, maybe the most impressive domination.

 

[doozer]

Cain vs Bigfoot. Though you’re probably thinking long term domination, but that’s how you ground and pound.