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I actually think Dominick Cruz compares in the way he seamlessly mixes up take downs with his striking.
Fedor fans always having to say some weird shit like this to convince themselves that he's the GOAT
He was exactly the same, it was just the competition he was facing.He was nowhere near the same style fighter in strikeforce. He turned HOok brawler mode and dropped everything above that i showed in just a few gifs.
Fedor's entire career has an asterisk next to it. He isn't even in the running for GOAT.Lol
There's always a GOAT.
And it's Fedor.
Jones is teetering but he keeps fucking up.
Anderson's legacy is great but not quite Fedor's.
At least you didn't mention GSP
¿Eh?Fedor's entire career has an asterisk next to it. He isn't even in the running for GOAT.
Fedor's entire career has an asterisk next to it. He isn't even in the running for GOAT.
And what might that asterisk be?
Cause he lost when he was 34 years old lolll
I hope you're joking lol
I am, but that will be Redhawks100 and Smegma's answer.
He was exactly the same, it was just the competition he was facing.
Thank god dude haha, sometimes it's hard to tell because there are some dumbass sherbros out there (respectfully)
OT: I haven't seen anyone with the same style as Fedor. He could beat you at your own game, like kickboxing with Cro Cop and willingly jumping into Minotauros guard without a sense of threat. I see him as the most well-rounded HW ever.
This whole GOAT talk is sort of dumb since it is purely subjective. To rag on someone for putting another guy at the p4p #1 spot is pretty unnecessary. The sport is still super young, and since almost every person on all of our top 10 GOAT lists are still active, every position is fleeting and there is a case for and against everyone of them.
Tl;dr Don't argue over GOAT-dom, people.
Did you see Rizin last night?
Valentin Moldavsky, one of the Fedor proteges, actually fought almost identically to Fedor, even down to the little hand movements in the stand-up. Was kinda weird to watch really. He seemed pretty good, though hard to tell yet since he's quite young and inexperienced.
Did you see Rizin last night?
Valentin Moldavsky, one of the Fedor proteges, actually fought almost identically to Fedor, even down to the little hand movements in the stand-up. Was kinda weird to watch really. He seemed pretty good, though hard to tell yet since he's quite young and inexperienced.
I agree, he looked just like Fedor just not as explosive and catlike. That right hand lead to judo trip was vintage Fedor though. Im sure the GOAT was proud to see those techniques being used by todays generation.