The list is only former champs, so I doubt Blaydes ever makes it to the list.So where does 28 year old Blaydes come in on this list? If he defeats Lewis then would he have 5 or 6? Oleynik, Hunt, Reem, JDS, Volkov & Lewis? Just curious
The list is only former champs, so I doubt Blaydes ever makes it to the list.
Good point about his age. He has a real shot at it.considering the average age of a Heavyweight champ throughout the years, I'd say he's got a pretty damn good shot being only age 28 and 5 or 6 top 10's already on the resume
Only way to find them is by doing painstaking searching through webarchives.
The Vovchanchyn fight was at Openweight and he was also only ranked #11 at the time.Just out of curiosity, where is Ice Cold on Coleman's record? Igor was 42-2 heading into the fight with Coleman and I could of sworn was #1 or #2 in the world at the time.....
LOL @ Shoji being ranked, ever.
Edit - are they not crediting Igor because it was the OWGP? That's garbage, they were both at HW.
You'll have to be a bit more specific, that question can apply to a lot of the fights in this list.Why doesn't beating the Champ count as a top 10 win?
Edit: Seems there were a lot of vacant title wins.
LOL @ that list. It's fucking whack.Only way to find them is by doing painstaking searching through webarchives.
The Vovchanchyn fight was at Openweight and he was also only ranked #11 at the time.
You'll have to be a bit more specific, that question can apply to a lot of the fights in this list.
My first thought as well lol
For beating Brendan Schaub in the TUF finale and Stefan Struve?Roy Nelson was definitely ranked when JDS beat him
Openweight is not the same division as Heavyweight, it's not stupid, just a simple fact.Open weight didn't count? Well that's stupid.
The Lightweight version is here.
The Welterweight version is here.
The Middleweight version is here.
The Light Heavyweight version is here.
Rankings are based on FightMatrix.
Bas Rutten
Rutten has 0 top ten wins (90% of his fights took place at Openweight).
Fedor Emelianenko
Emelianenko's resume:
#7 Renato Sobral
Emelianenko has 13 top ten wins.
Nice catch, I fixed the thread accordingly.#7 Renato Sobral was at openweight.
Openweight is not the same division as Heavyweight, it's not stupid, just a simple fact.
Such shitty matchmaking by the ufc. Rematch after rematchLmao. So Cain has 3 total.