MMA MALE fighter (current or past) with the best judo skills?

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Plz, I'm not referring to pure judoka transitioning to mixed with... mixed results, as Parisyan.
But elite amongst the elite fighters.

I dunno if I could even consider Sexyama as once he entered the UFC he went downfall.

I'm doubting between Islam (he uses a lot of judo) or Khabib (in every aspect of the game, he uses less variety of techniques than Islam but -besides striking- seems to be more effective with his toolkit).

With Fedor a step below (in THIS particular topic, I don't want to open that debate).

Thanks.
 
But Tim Boetsch had some great throws as well.

This is literally perfect

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Plz, I'm not referring to pure judoka transitioning to mixed with... mixed results, as Parisyan.
But elite amongst the elite fighters.

I dunno if I could even consider Sexyama as once he entered the UFC he went downfall.

I'm doubting between Islam (he uses a lot of judo) or Khabib (in every aspect of the game, he uses less variety of techniques than Islam but -besides striking- seems to be more effective with his toolkit).

With Fedor a step below (in THIS particular topic, I don't want to open that debate).

Thanks.
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Hidehiko Yoshida, I would guess. I believe he won a gold medal at the Olympics.

Honda did amazing with it.
 
Hidehiko Yoshida
Karo Parysian
Yoshihiro Akiyama
Hector Lombard
Satoshi Ishii

Toss up between any of the above, IMO its Yoshida or Parisyan.
 
But Tim Boetsch had some great throws as well.

This is literally perfect

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Very underrated fighter, big fan of Tim. His main issue was consistency, he was on the brink of a title shot a few times but never could put it together when he needed too....still had some great wins e.g. the Okami comeback was legendary.
 
Chepe got some good throws. Not sayin he da bess eva, but as far as active UFC fighters, he my guy.
 
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