Prime Chuck Lidell's LHW resume is sick. Who has a better WINS resume at LHW?

[Kelman]

Anyone who seriously believes that the mid-2000s UFC lhw division was even close to the overall quality of the Pride equivalent has clearly taken too many shots to the head, and Jeff Sherwood & TJ DeSantis should sit them down and give them the same talk that Dana White gave to Chuck after the Franklin KO. This place just isn't for you anymore, it's time to move on in life.

 

[TehFlame]

Anyone who seriously believes that the mid-2000s UFC lhw division was even close to the overall quality of the Pride equivalent has clearly taken too many shots to the head, and Jeff Sherwood & TJ DeSantis should sit them down and give them the same talk that Dana White gave to Chuck after the Franklin KO. This place just isn't for you anymore, it's time to move on in life.

Nah, they just haven't watched UFC/PRIDE at the time, but are pretending like they did

 

[Mifojei]

Randy would have gotten whooped in Pride, his submission defense wasn't quite as good as it became as he aged and he relied heavily on using the cage which would greatly limit his game.

This. Randy was being submitted left and right in RINGS by the likes of Enson Inoue, Olderreem and Ilyukhin (although the latter was rather controversial). He usually relied on the cage for clinching, dirty boxing and grinding guys out - that would not have been possible the same way in PRIDE.

Chuck, on the other hand, despite his loss to Rampage, proved himself in PRIDE with KO's over Overeem and Mezger. Him and Wanderlei would have had a close fight; shame we didn't get to see it. Wanderlei's ability to quickly recover after a hard shot at that time would have won him the fight in the end, imo.

Still, Bones has the best resume at LHW now. What more does he need to do? Beat Overeem and Arona in one night?

 

[Mr. Hammer]

Rampage is a very obvious answer. Two (T)KO wins over Prime Chuck Liddell.

Other than that Jones has the best resume of anyone at 205.

 

[Cptn1NSAN0]

Liddell was the man. He and Arlovski got me into the sport.