I have more degrees than you have teeth. I don’t need to talk to a biologist to know that performance (and hence the determination of whether someone is in their prime) is measured by direct observation. Anything less than that is conjecture. Don’t waste my time with this misinformed swill.
National Boards and my state license actually do recognize me as an expert. I think this whole concept is going over your head so I won’t further try to teach the unreachable. Go back to your choring instead of trying to sound smart here, cause you’re not fooling anyone.
The Stipe fight was Ngannou's 7th UFC fight, and his 13th MMA fight as a professional.
Well I mean that is a 4.3 times difference! which is huge. THe point i'm making here is that Ngannou wasn't the *total* newbie fighter, he had 13 pro fights and 7 of those were in the UFC. You said it was like his 3rd fight or something. And that's just....plain incorrect (and not even close). Sorry.
I appreciate the input and value your opinion. But then again I’m an idiot, I would value someone like you and your opinion. I don’t usually pull this one out cause its douchey to say but Im responding my audience: I’m gonna go stack a ton of fuckin chips with my tomfoolery and idiocy. Apparently they’ll let anyone be a scientist these days. Hopefully my funding sources don’t find out some obviously astute gentleman on sherdog finds my theories and me, by extension, idiotic. That could be troublesome for my career. As with your other pal arguing, this concept seems to be above your head as well, so I’m not gonna throw a tennis ball at a wall and expect the wall to absorb it. I’m sure you’re running low on Copenhagen so go on and git skidaddlying your way to the local quickie mart.
How has improved? It’s a genuine question. I could be wrong but noone has really tested his cardio or TD defense since Stipe. Cain tried a sloppy take down and took one on the jaw so we do have that. Otherwise we have no evidence he’s improved in those areas but I’m open to hear your thoughts.
