Of course he can spin like a ballerina faster than Belfort. He's 50 pounds lighter.
And if whatever nut jobs think his "movement and fluidity" is unparalleled, they've never been to a boxing gym.
Connor is D-Level, tops.
Were they comparing the measurements of a kick belfort did in a fight to one conor did in a lab?
Because you can set yourself in the perfect position under the most ideal circumstances. In competition too many variables throw off the numbers. Body positioning, fatigue, accuracy etc.
Perfect circumstances will always allow for a superior movement in isolation.
Huge Conor fan. He's obviously an awesome athlete [Probably on his way to knocking out Aldo] but that stat is flawed.
As a for instance [I'm not American but I'll use an American football analogy]:
- In the middle of a football game a wide receiver won't be regularly hitting the speed he attains in a one off 40 yard dash.
- A linesman won't be generating the peak power outputs that he can attain in a one off test in training.
- A wide receiver won't have the same vertical leap as he can achieve in a one off test in training etc.
Unfortunately Sports Science is D-Level entertainment and F-Level science.
Would you, then, expect the outputs to differ significantly? That is the main question at hand.
McGoat is the greatest athlete to have ever lived.
Fedor
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He's faster than Belfort? They should fight.
Oh wait Vitor fights real sized men.
I wonder how much thought went into the composition of that picture. None? A lot?
Men - woman - men
Former champ - champ - contender - champ - contender - champ - former champ.
Brazilian - American - European - American - European - American - Brazilian
Asian(ish) - whites - blacks
Dark hair (x2) - Blondes (x3) - (dark) no hair (x2)
I just realized that nationality and a fighter's relation to the belt directly correlates in that picture. Pattern recognition is fun. Even when random.