The fight that defined GSP

Hirashin said:
KOscheck was finished 6 times in a row after he fought GSP. Talking about being spoon fed.
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Kos is the very definition of mediocrity. Its just absolutely absurd gsp nation trots those wins around as if they are best in show.
 
bjpenngoat said:
Kos is the very definition of mediocrity. Its just absolutely absurd gsp nation trots those wins around as if they are best in show.
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gsp's opponents are probably one of the worst, in term of record. all of them KOd and finished multiple times. At the same time gsp couldn't finish not one of them.
 
electricfuneral said:
GSP did plenty of striking after the Serra fight. GSP outstruck diaz, BJ Penn, Dan Hardy, Jon Fitch, Jake Shields, Mike Bisping, Josh koscheck. This was impressive in it's own time.

GSP didn't strike very much with alves because he had such a large advantage over him on the ground and we saw Alves get taken down by Hughes and Karo just before. Also GSP took down Condit because condit had poor TDD and was dangerous on the feet.
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Lol I've just seen his fight against Hardy 2 weeks ago and GSP took Hardy down as much as he could. He clearly didn't want to stay on the feet. It was a master class performance from GSP but please don't bring some names here and there to mistify those who didn't see these fights.
 
Dan hardy
Thiago alves
Matt serra
Josh koscheck

These are the legendary names.on his resume.
 
bjpenngoat said:
Dan hardy
Thiago alves
Matt serra
Josh koscheck

These are the legendary names.on his resume.
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Bonnar
Lutter
Leites
Cote
Sonnen
Irvin
Leben
Okami

These are the legendary names on Anderson’s resume
 
Perrichet said:
Bonnar
Lutter
Leites
Cote
Sonnen
Irvin
Leben
Okami

These are the legendary names on Anderson’s resume
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Lol.he finished every guy on that list aside leites and two.of.them were a weight class above him bkth guys finished in the first round in spectacular fashion. Wow you are reaching dog.
 
bjpenngoat said:
Lol.he finished every guy on that list aside leites and two.of.them were a weight class above him bkth guys finished in the first round in spectacular fashion. Wow you are reaching dog.
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What has any of that got to do with that weak list of fighters on his resume? Don’t change the subject
 
Perrichet said:
What has any of that got to do with that weak list of fighters on his resume? Don’t change the subject
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Most of them were weak but he decimated weak and legendary fighters. Gsp took his pedestrian lineup of average contenders to 5 round decisions. Theres levels to this.
 
bjpenngoat said:
Most of them were weak but he decimated weak and legendary fighters. Gsp took his pedestrian lineup of average contenders to 5 round decisions. Theres levels to this.
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Most?

They all were weak.

Bonnar - Lol

Lutter - One dimensional. What’s his best win?

Leites - One dimensional

Cote - One dimensional

Sonnen - One dimensional, Had 12 losses, allergic to defending submissions. Beat up Anderson for 5 rounds

Irvin - Lol

Leben - Pub brawler

Okami - One dimensional

This is actually an awful list of fighters
 
Perrichet he finishes them all.

Your guy couldnt finish
Dan hardy
Thiago alves
Josh koscheck
Carlos condit

All of them became punching bags at tye time they fought georges but somehow they made it thru 5 rounds with him and get finished by every single fighter after.
 
bjpenngoat said:
Perrichet he finishes them all.

Your guy couldnt finish
Dan hardy
Thiago alves
Josh koscheck
Carlos condit

All of them became punching bags at tye time they fought georges but somehow they made it thru 5 rounds with him and get finished by every single fighter after.
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Koscheck was finished twice in 19 fights

Hardy 3 in 29

Alves 4 in 22

Condit 3 in 33

All became punch bags at the time they fought GSP? The above proves otherwise. This is another case of you exposing yourself badly that you don’t watch fights. You said something similar regarding Condit being on his last legs when he fought GSP despite being on a 5 fight win streak against top 10 fighters/contenders.

What happened to them after is irrelevant. Those versions when they fought GSP was likely at their best and anything after that was past their primes.
 
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Perrichet said:
Koscheck was finished twice in 19 fights

Hardy 3 in 29

Alves 4 in 22

Condit 3 in 33

All became punch bags at the time they fought GSP? The above proves otherwise. This is another case of you exposing yourself badly that you don’t watch fights. You said something similar regarding Condit being on his last legs when he fought GSP despite being on a 5 fight win streak against top 10 fighters/contenders.

What happened to them after is irrelevant. Those versions when they fought GSP was likely at their best and anything after that was past their primes.
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Koschek has been finished 6 times in a row after gsp. gsp couldn't finish him.
Alves is 6:9 after gsp, finished 3 time. gsp couldn't finish him.
Conditioning is 2:7 after gsp, finished 3 times. gsp couldn't finish him. conditioning nearly finished gsp.

gsp has been spoon fed.
 
Only thing I don't like about this fight is how many discredit Serra

I get it... he loses to a prime GSP more often than not. But Matt clearly was doing just fine prior to the finish, nailed him multiple times, then finished after dropping him.

Why discredit that performance? It wasn't like there was a crazy exchange where GSP got clipped once or something in a flukish manner... nothing like Hall, clearly losing a fight, randomly nailing Mousasi in the face with a flying spinning back kick without looking while Mousasi dove for a TD at the exact same time. Serra clearly was on point with his striking and hit GSP plenty prior to finishing.
 
GSP's understanding of striking was so next level after that he was able to outstrike most of his opponents with just jabs.
 
Hirashin said:
Koschek has been finished 6 times in a row after gsp. gsp couldn't finish him.
Alves is 6:9 after gsp, finished 3 time. gsp couldn't finish him.
Conditioning is 2:7 after gsp, finished 3 times. gsp couldn't finish him. conditioning nearly finished gsp.

gsp has been spoon fed.
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What happened after those fights are irrelevant as I said.

The guys after GSP was a worse version than the one GSP fought. Stats and performances proves that.
 
gono btw said:
"without looking"... It´s basically one of his go-to-moves.
Meanwhile, Mousasi´s downfall in that fight was his footwork. The divin´-for-a-TD narrative is arguably overrated.

http://forums.sherdog.com/threads/deconstructing-mma-myths-part-14-mousasi-flukes.3836617/
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What do you mean by "overrated"? Didn't read that thread but is it contested he was changing levels prior to the kick landing?

Anyway, yeah, he's good at the move, I'm just saying when your face is the opposite direction it looks weird technique-wise. Props to him if he can do it, but that certainly isn't the way the move (or any IMO) is typically taught.
 
Perrichet said:
What happened after those fights are irrelevant as I said.

The guys after GSP was a worse version than the one GSP fought. Stats and performances proves that.
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it matters a lot. they were never high level fighters. they were mediocre fighters that got finished multiple times, but gsp couldn't finish them
 
Dionysian said:
What do you mean by "overrated"? Didn't read that thread but is it contested he was changing levels prior to the kick landing?

Anyway, yeah, he's good at the move, I'm just saying when your face is the opposite direction it looks weird technique-wise. Props to him if he can do it, but that certainly isn't the way the move (or any IMO) is typically taught.
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The main evolution & adjustment between the 1st & the 2nd fight: Mousasi´s footwork while closin´the distance.

And, yeah... go-to-move indeed, Shlemenko style...

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Hirashin said:
it matters a lot. they were never high level fighters. they were mediocre fighters that got finished multiple times, but gsp couldn't finish them
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They were never high level fighters except for the fact that going into the GSP fight they were on win streaks and weren’t getting finished like they did post-GSP

What kind of stupid logic is this? Even for a Anderoid nuthugger this is retarded
 
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