Most badass/intimidating ring walks

[Poirierfan]

I was a kid and remembered watching some of his fights live. The vibe wasnt "is he gonna win" it was "is this the night he finally kills someone in the ring"

I was like 13 when he was around 10-0, that's when I started watching him. When he was on Tuesday night fights I believe. I remember thinking that his punching power must be like superhuman or something. Lol, he was like a real life pitbull but in human form.

 

[HHJ]

I was like 13 when he was around 10-0, that's when I started watching him. When he was on Tuesday night fights I believe. I remember thinking that his punching power must be like superhuman or something. Lol, he was like a human pitbull.

He was terrifying.

And what made him the GOAT is that he was the final boss in his own video game,and he was just as impossible to beat as the real tyson in his prime lmao

 

[Mackenzie Dern's Accent]

Have to go with prime Fedor and Cro Cop. Fedor seemed like a mythical, undestructable being and Cro Cop had the aura of a serial killer despite coming out to Duran Duran.

 

[fedorthegoat777]

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The intensity, confidence and overall badassness of the ultra disciplined machine that was prime Ken is hard to match to this day.

Almost seems like he was underappreciated. Ken was a stud.

 

[Royce's Gi]

LOL! That's the worst one

 

[kalabula]

Prime Penn’s walkouts always gave me goose bumps.

 

[misfit111]

wow loool

 

[WOLVERINEKILLS]

 

[TheMaster]

Almost seems like he was underappreciated. Ken was a stud.

He is definitely appreciated, but mainly by the old skool nowadays.
The problem is when he came back he was not near the level of his former self and had shot knees, his most known mainstream fights were the losses against Tito.

He was at one time really considered as possibly 'The worlds most dangerous man in unarmed combat', I remember there were dabates about him vs Tyson back in the late 90's when MMA was still a niche sport and Tyson was 'the baddest man on the planet'. Of course Tyson wouldn't have stood much of chance unless he could stop Ken and land early but Ken was the equivalent in MMA for a time and had a lot of the similar intimidation factor as well, that he could break your legs and submit you in multiple ways or just GnP you.

I remember when I visited these forums for the first time there was a guy with a strange obsession with Ken Shamrock. I wonder if he and TS are the same person.

That would probably be @Bullitt68 , he would concur I am sure about Kens ring walks.
Shame we don't have that old sherdog hl with the Tom Sawyer soundtrack right now.

 

[Elvis.]

Something about wearing jeans and a hoodie to the cage and being followed by huge security guards instead of coaches along with Deftones that does it for me

 

[wrestlefan]

Cole Miller

 

[VAfan]

people are going to say rampage but that always looked fake / wwe to me (as did his staredowns). fedor's terminator thing definitely worked. mousasi had that going on as well.

 

[dog y]

This Deontay Wilder walkout had me shook. The song is talking about black greatness. "Everything black."

I'm white, but I really like the song lol.

Kimo carried a big wooden cross. Wilder says that damn costume gassed him out.

 

[dog y]

people are going to say rampage but that always looked fake / wwe to me (as did his staredowns). fedor's terminator thing definitely worked. mousasi had that going on as well.

Mousasi had the nonchalant thing. It worked because it's 100% true.