worst beating loss to champ? Silva/Franklin or Jones/Rua or Cain/JDS

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  1. itsjustme***

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    Usually when you are a champion of the ufc you're there for a reason and if you're going out you're going out with a bang. This wasn't the case for Jones vs Rua or Cain versus Cigano.

    What previous champ do you feel was more decimated whilst handing over the throne. Personally I give the edge to Jones because shogun tapped to strikes but Idk...Cain just really beat on JDS from start to end.
     
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    I love Franklin, but you'd have to throw his name into that hat.
     
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    Jones Rua imo. Rua got finished and before that he was totally dominated. He stuffed no TDs and didn't get back up once.
     
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    Franklin vs Silva is the only real winner here.
     
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    Of the two you listed I'll say Jones/Shogun by a fair margin, but all time it has to be Silva/Franklin I. That was a beating for the ages.
     
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    Jones/Rua.
     
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    Joan's Hoowa.
     
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    Okay I edited thread title.
     
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    jones rua
    nothing is close to that beating
     
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    shogun-machida I
     
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    I'd say Rua/Jones. That was a one-sided beatdown starting in the first 10 seconds. JDS at least landed some punches, stuffed some takedowns and had a couple moments. Shogun didn't even come close to doing anything in that fight. Worse than Franklin/Silva I in my opinion as well.
     
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    Jones vs Shogun

    easy!!!
     
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    Have to go with Jones/Rua. Silva/Franklin was more shocking tho.
     
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    Rua, he looked absolutely helpless in there.
     
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    This.
     
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    gsp gave serra a decent beating

    silva/franklin is the correct answer though
     
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    Great thread TS! It's close between Jones/Rua and Silva/Franklin for me. I really thought Rua was going to be the champ for a long long time. I thought his experience was going to get him through Jon Jones. So it was quite shocking to me, to see Jones just completely rag doll him like that. I don't think I would have ever expected to see Shogun lose a fight like that.

    But I think Silva/Franklin still takes it. This may be a little dramatic, but I remember thinking that it was like watching an execution.
     
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    GSP vs Serra
     
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    Franklin/Silva
     
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    JDS Cain 1

    30second demolition
     
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