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Now Islam is the greater LW

Islam will always live in Khabib's shadow no matter what he does.

Beating Moicano doesn't erase:

his knockout loss
all the lost rounds
times he got dropped
times he got cut
times Khabib beat him up in the gym,
their own coach admitting Khabib is better
Islam admitting Khabib is better
 
Islam. Is new generation vs old gen and up and comers. He's just now entering in the JBJ era. But he has plans to quit. Meldonium isn't allowed and he can't last.
 
Yep. Loves beating on fw's who don't want to make weight anymore. Doesn't want to fight and I literally can't remember the name because he's bigger and a wrestler as well.
 
Islam will always live in Khabib's shadow no matter what he does.

Beating Moicano doesn't erase:

his knockout loss
all the lost rounds
times he got dropped
times he got cut
times Khabib beat him up in the gym,
their own coach admitting Khabib is better
Islam admitting Khabib is better
I disagree with this nonsense, he doesn't need to erase anything.

It's a troll post, but here we go...


Living in someone’s shadow is a narrative imposed by people who fail to appreciate individual achievements.

Islam doesn’t need to erase his losses, rounds he didn’t win, or moments of adversity. Those experiences define his growth, resilience, and championship mentality.


Acknowledging Khabib’s greatness doesn’t diminish Islam’s—it only underscores his humility and respect. Let’s not forget, Islam is the only lightweight with four title defenses, something even Khabib didn’t achieve.


Instead of focusing on comparisons, maybe recognize that both fighters can be great in their own right.


The fact is that he is the only one with 4 belt defenses.

Eat that crow Bro.
 
I disagree with this nonsense, he doesn't need to erase anything.

It's a troll post, but here we go...


Living in someone’s shadow is a narrative imposed by people who fail to appreciate individual achievements.

Islam doesn’t need to erase his losses, rounds he didn’t win, or moments of adversity. Those experiences define his growth, resilience, and championship mentality.


Acknowledging Khabib’s greatness doesn’t diminish Islam’s—it only underscores his humility and respect. Let’s not forget, Islam is the only lightweight with four title defenses, something even Khabib didn’t achieve.


Instead of focusing on comparisons, maybe recognize that both fighters can be great in their own right.


The fact is that he is the only one with 4 belt defenses.

Eat that crow Bro.

Get that non-sense outta here. Greatness is relative, to be great you must be better than the people you are compared to.

If everyone is great, it means no one is great.

There is only one GOAT.
 
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