Was the before or after Israel made the Olympic Greco team?
The CTE is real kids
Morning Report: Tito Ortiz confident he’d beat Alex Pereira in his prime: ‘I would double leg the sh*t out of him’
Tito Ortiz likes his chances against Alex Pereira if they fought in their primes.www.mmafighting.com
To be fair, I do agree that Poatan against a solid wrestler would really struggle. That said, Tito's not the man to get that job done.
I'm not the one who sounds brain damaged. You're second sentence is barely literate.
Aided by a huge head, even when his skull was cracked. But you're right, he did have a good chin. In his first 15 years of fighting, Chuck was the only guy to crack his chin. Frank Shamrock also beat him by TKO, but that was mostly by exhaustion and good gameplanning/cardio from Frank.
Jan is respectable on the ground. He used grappling to seal the deal in his win over Izzy years ago.
Tito was one of the original big LHWs, though. He cut huge amounts of weight and was sometimes 250 pounds between fights. I remember him being a commentator during one of Josh Barnett's fights (I think it was vs. Gilbert Yvel in Affliction) and interviewing Josh afterwards. He almost made Josh look small.
Maybe or maybe not. I'm not really sure if Ank is a better wrestler than Jan. When they fought, Jan didn't try to take Ank down, but Ank was only 2 out of 10 in his TD attempts on Jan.
Prime Tito vs. Anthony Smith would look like the first round of Tito-Forrest #1...except for the entire fight. Or like Smith-Reyes. I mean Anthony has trouble with 180-pound home intruders who might have a high school wrestling background or something.
Maybe at lower weight classes, but not at LHW. None of the current LHWs would be champ in the Jones-Cormier-Rumble era that was roughly 10 years ago. You also had Gustaffson, Glover, Davis, etc.
