Usman and Leon are both listed at 6'0? Does Usman cut height like Carwin did?
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It never occurred to me that Dana was that short....Leon is about 6'1/6'2
Won what - his lost boyhood back? Because he aint got no split decision on record.Kamaru Usman - 6'0
who is barely over 6ft, so most likely standing on tiptoes, and only won by split decision.
Shavkat has indeed dealt with adversity... He's been dropped several times in his career, but he always manages to come back and finish the fight. He's as tough as they come.Rahkmanov has a very mysterious and effective style, we don't really know his ceiling
Gerry is also very clever and talented but I can't help but think of the mvp fight
We haven't seen either deal with adversity, that's why I'm so pumped. One 0 has to go
Surprised Nick Diaz is 6‘1. And by your logic Khamzat also would be too tall for WW but we saw what happened.Statistically, Shavkat is too tall to be a WW champ.
Let's consider previous champions:
Pat Miletich - 5'10
Carlos Newton - 5'9
Matt Hughes - 5'9
BJ Penn - 5'9
Georges Saint-Pierre - 5'10
Matt Serra - 5'6
Exception that proves the rule
Carlos Condit - 6'1
- GSP vacated the belt, so he didn't win it
- This was an interim fight against Nick Diaz (6'1)
- Then GSP returned and flushed him
Johny Hendricks - 5'9
Robbie Lawler - 5'11
Tyron Woodley - 5'9
Interim
Colby Covington - 5'11
Welterweight is the Strong Manlet division. The first time we see someone >6ft winning the title, it's
Kamaru Usman - 6'0
who is barely over 6ft, so most likely standing on tiptoes, and only won by split decision.
He then loses to
Leon Edwards - 6'0 (edit: or possibly 6'2)
before the title passes back to a stocky <6ft guy:
Belal Muhummad - 5'10
As Shavkat is 6'1, his obscene height is not suitable for the WW division. He will get wrecked by Belal and Short King supremacy in WW will be retained.
Well at least your reasoning doesn't involve a curse.Statistically, Shavkat is too tall to be a WW champ.
Let's consider previous champions:
Pat Miletich - 5'10
Carlos Newton - 5'9
Matt Hughes - 5'9
BJ Penn - 5'9
Georges Saint-Pierre - 5'10
Matt Serra - 5'6
Exception that proves the rule
Carlos Condit - 6'1
- GSP vacated the belt, so he didn't win it
- This was an interim fight against Nick Diaz (6'1)
- Then GSP returned and flushed him
Johny Hendricks - 5'9
Robbie Lawler - 5'11
Tyron Woodley - 5'9
Interim
Colby Covington - 5'11
Welterweight is the Strong Manlet division. The first time we see someone >6ft winning the title, it's
Kamaru Usman - 6'0
who is barely over 6ft, so most likely standing on tiptoes, and only won by split decision.
He then loses to
Leon Edwards - 6'0 (edit: or possibly 6'2)
before the title passes back to a stocky <6ft guy:
Belal Muhummad - 5'10
As Shavkat is 6'1, his obscene height is not suitable for the WW division. He will get wrecked by Belal and Short King supremacy in WW will be retained.
I think he's about 5'11, just the angle of the photoIt never occurred to me that Dana was that short....
Fight of the most overrated fighters of all timeWish we could of had Shavkat vs Khamzat!!! That would have been one of the best fights ever
Statistically, Shavkat is too tall to be a WW champ.
Let's consider previous champions:
Pat Miletich - 5'10
Carlos Newton - 5'9
Matt Hughes - 5'9
BJ Penn - 5'9
Georges Saint-Pierre - 5'10
Matt Serra - 5'6
Exception that proves the rule
Carlos Condit - 6'1
- GSP vacated the belt, so he didn't win it
- This was an interim fight against Nick Diaz (6'1)
- Then GSP returned and flushed him
Johny Hendricks - 5'9
Robbie Lawler - 5'11
Tyron Woodley - 5'9
Interim
Colby Covington - 5'11
Welterweight is the Strong Manlet division. The first time we see someone >6ft winning the title, it's
Kamaru Usman - 6'0
who is barely over 6ft, so most likely standing on tiptoes, and only won by split decision.
He then loses to
Leon Edwards - 6'0 (edit: or possibly 6'2)
before the title passes back to a stocky <6ft guy:
Belal Muhummad - 5'10
As Shavkat is 6'1, his obscene height is not suitable for the WW division. He will get wrecked by Belal and Short King supremacy in WW will be retained.
Carlos Prates beats both Belal and Shavkat on the same night without much resistance