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Again my child you do understand fighters evolve especially a fighter from a country just establishing itself in mma? Or perhaps you think DDP TODAY doesn’t beat those opponents in a much easier fashion due to this thing called IMPROVING THROUGH EXPERIENCE. Khamzat struggled against Burs I personally had it a draw and my honest opinion lost to Usman. You are seriously the only human in existence in retrospect PRETENDING it wasn’t a razor thin fight. I guarantee if you made a thread with your lie it wasn’t it would be all ridicule. Khamzat is a front runner that looks like a decent enough fighter after round one but hasn’t shown a damn thing CLOSE to his aggression after the first. It doesn’t exist. He has two speeds ALL IN or pray I edge it. DDP is a constant threat. It may be an awkward constant threat but if he can’t be held down he is going to harass and bully Khamzat. You are literally praying he can stop it in the first. You are praying if he can’t he can just hold DDP down to stop a fight from occurring. You are literally wishing the shittiest fight it can be into existence out of fear your boy doesn’t get pieced to Bolivian then if he snuggles DDP to a decision gasping for air you will aoproach me on some hoe shit talking about some “See Khumshot won the fight I told you”!!! I will look at you with abject disgust and say “What fight ninja”? Square businessPeak irony, I just judged DDP by the same nonsense standards you're using to judge Khamzat.
Fact remains though that Khamzat has taken almost 0 damage in a majority of his fights.
When he faced Li Jingliang, Kevin Holland, Robert Whittaker and a few others, he barely got punched a single time.
Compare that to DDP vs Tavares, Till, Brunson, etc and you see that those were way more competitive.
Also, Usman and Burns were obviously tougher matchups for Khamzat than Strickland, Whittaker or Adesanya, due to their level of BJJ/Wrestling.
"Fought to a coin flip" while being extremely close to finishing him (vs Usman), and all judges gave him a 10-8 for round 1. The one and only fighter to ever have a 10-8 round against him. Of course you disregard Khamzat having a fever and damaging his hand in the end of round 1, but that's to be expected given how extremely biased you are.
Let's see, both have the tools to win. Just pointing out that you're not being objective in your analysis, no need to get angry about it.