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It’s important to remember that jones was also doing all this while he like 21-23 years old he hadn’t even come into his physical prime yet
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Jon Jones is also yet to lose.In terms of perfection, Khamzat has yet to lose. Both had solid wins before their 15th fights though.
Just like Fedor's first loss, it's there.Jon Jones is also yet to lose.
Did you have a stroke mid sentence?Jon Jones and it’s not even close.
Jones was brutally finishing guys.
Khamzat struglledmwitj Burns and Usman.
Spoken like a true Wikipedia fanJust like Fedor's first loss, it's there.
Scathing.Spoken like a true Wikipedia fan
I feel that response, my bad that came out wrong. Khamzat beat 2 world champs while Jones beat only 1. I meant no disrespect to shogun .
If you look at their level of activity it's not even close. Jones was fighting 3-4 times a year. Khamzat is a pull out merchant.
Jon became champion in 3 years while still in his early 20s.
Khamzat's had 6 years and is in his 30s.
How is this even a question?
Jon also got shoed in for a title shot over Rashad. I gotta go with Khamzat, he's fought in two divisions as well.If we’re going strictly based off names, I’d give the edge to Khamzat based of the weight of holding wins over Usman and Whittaker. But in terms of accomplishments, Jones secured the belt as the youngest champ ever within those first 14 fights. Hard to top that.
The real question is will Khamzats next five wins be as good as Rampage, Machida, Rashad, Vitor, and Sonnen? And Gus, Glover, and DC as six, seven, and eight?This isn't even close. It's Jones.