It means nothing if JJ or Stipe win

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If JJ beats Stipe, it's because Stipe is/was washed.

If Stipe beats JJ, it's because JJ is/was washed.

Am I doing it right my fellow sherbros? Is this the logic?
 
Honestly I was on the fence about Jones being GOAT, but the dude took down and subbed Gane and made it look easy.
Seriously though, this is probably both of their last fights. As fans, most of us know this fight doesn't hold too much substance, it's 2 elite fighters that are nowhere near their peak anymore. Let them entertain us and don't sweat the UFC machine trying to make the stakes of this fight seem astronomical. Let's enjoy it for what it is.
 
The division has very few good fighters, 6 or 7 maybe.
It does not mean much at all if either of them win.
 
if anyone else subbed Gane no one would give a shit

If a HW fighter beat Gane it would be considered a top HW win let alone subbing Gane in less than 2 minutes, 4 seconds in the first. Gane is ranked 3 behind Jones and Aspinall only and would be considered a top division win any way you beat him. Gane beat Spivac in 2 rounds and Spivac could not out grapple Gane or get him to the ground. Gane put a beating on Spivac.

Gane is an elite HW with submission wins and a serviceable ground game as we saw in the Ngannou fight. Aspinall does not have a better win on his resume, so if Aspinall beat Gane, it would be his best win on his resume, any way he did it.
 
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