What are the best fighters resume since USADA took over

[JackSchtotll]

Isn't he great?

 

[Kneeuinthenutz]

but he's the GOAT.
cheating is like....a detail he never really did.

Exactly.

With the exception of cheating multiple times with prohibited substances, and knowingly using illegal tactics during fights....Because he's a dirty rotten cheater and very arguably the most overrated fighter in UFC history.

 

[JackSchtotll]

Exactly.

With the exception of cheating multiple times with prohibited substances, and knowingly using illegal tactics during fights....Because he's a dirty rotten cheater and very arguably the most overrated fighter in UFC history.

The GOAT Anderson?

No way. You're like....a hater or something.

 

[Kneeuinthenutz]

The GOAT Anderson?

No way. You're like....a hater or something.

 

[JackSchtotll]

let the hate flow. Anderson blesses your soul.

 

[Groin Kick]

Don't know about best resume, but Ronda got murked twice after USADA.

 

[NekMinnit]

So, he qualifies for TS' question...

lol

GSP beat Bisping. Easily his best win sadly <45>

 

[NekMinnit]

The Reaper and this man here

 

[illegalnature]

Mousasi!

 

[TankAbbott4Eva]

Whittaker

I'm biased but this was my first thought too, shout out to your screen name too, what a band.

 

[PROlogic]

Bisping. Went from a journeyman to shocking the world by defeating Silva and Luke Rockhold, and becoming the middleweight champion of the world. Totally changed his legacy.

Bisping was always under rated though.

 

[Gambit MMA]

whittaker, max, tj and ferg

 

[Swarthy]

Whittaker and Conor

 

[Mga223]

Conor is the Only correct answer

Never failed.

Mendes, Aldo, Nate, Alvarez all under USADA testing

4-1 with 3 belts won under USADA testing (won interim title vs Mendes)

He lost to short notice Diaz in the usada era.

Whittaker > Conor

 

[Bestonian]

Alvarez is up there.

 

[Swarthy]

Alvarez is up there.

He got smoked by Conor though... If that did not happen I would agree wirh you.

 

[PROlogic]

He lost to short notice Diaz in the usada era.

Whittaker > Conor

Then erased the loss and beat a full camp Nate In the rematch just 5 months later, and then became the the first-ever simultaneous 2 belt champ in UFC history, all under the USADA era

4-1 under USADA testing with 3 belts and 3 wins across 3 different weight classes

DROP the hate. Be logical. Conor is the correct answer for #1

Whittaker is certainly is #2

 

[Mga223]

Then erased the loss and beat a full camp Nate In the rematch just 5 months later, and then became the the first-ever simultaneous 2 belt champ in UFC history, all under the USADA era

4-1 under USADA testing with 3 belts and 3 wins across 3 different weight classes

DROP the hate. Be logical. Conor is the correct answer for #1

Whittaker is certainly is #2

Doesnt erase the loss when you got finished.

Whittaker is the best of the usada era.

 

[PROlogic]

Doesnt erase the loss when you got finished.

Whittaker is the best of the usada era.

Unlike you I can actually be objective and logical

Whittaker is definitely a good choice

For me it's Conor clear as day. Accomplished more while beating far superior fighters (the 1 loss makes it closer then it should be. Wins wise it's not even close)

It's Conor, Whittaker, and Holloway by far

 

[Franklin U.]

Usada completely facilitating their presence and he now trains like an elite fighter plus he's in his prime now- Gegard #1 middleweight in world (though I really don't know how Bellator testing works )