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One of the best of his era. One of the most offensively gifted LWs ever as well.

I don't think anyone should be the reigning, defending BMF. Instead, it should be more like you can become the 2 time, 3 time, etc BMF.

In order for fighters to become well known and draws... they gotta fight. I for one don't mind cards that are light on name value.

Probably done.

None of that is a lie. Most of that is covered by work ethic though.

Like most fighters, he's missing one (or more) of the pieces to be one of the greats. If I had to pick, I'd say his work ethic or mental fortitude are his main problems.

Shogun v Rampage. 5 minutes of solid beatdown.

I'm sure there are a few HWs that Alex could handle.

Dude, Jones v Gane lasted 2 minutes total. Gane has shown to be, at the very least, as nimble on his feet as Pereira. Jones' win over Gane doesn't really show any negatives on how he'd handle Alex.

The higher the weight, the less important age is. Power and timing are at a lot more important than speed at 205. Still, Pereira is gonna get old sometime.

Yah know... maybe? This fight isn't the smartest from a pure, trying-to-get-the-belt perspective. But its an intriguing one all the same. Last time Max was fought at LW he looked just like did at FW, and each time Poirier hit him it stopped him in his tracks. If that happens again with Gaejthe...

BJ would have a much better legacy had he retired after the Diaz fight...

Yeah, getting beat by a solid, proven vet doesn't mean you're a fraud.

Nah.

Max is a true warrior, a real fighter. I'm not saying it's a good idea, but I appreciate that Max is reaching for greatness. Neither him or Gaejthe really needed this fight actually; they both coulda just waited for a title shot. He probably won't win... but what if he does?

Nah. Unless the UFC just wants to wreck Tui.

Shit, he done got the finish. If that was looking like shit, was is looking good?

Nah. He got started too late. He'd need to go on some unheard of win streak well into his 40s to overtake Jones.

Case by case basis. If you got a guy on a 10 fight win streak, yeah, give him the title shot. If the division has a lot of parity of you only got guys who have won a few in a row... well, you work with what you got.

Hm... I stand by my statement. Skilled and sharp just about everywhere, but he isn't particularly aggressive and doesn't like to take chances. That's not how you get points with Dana. I wish more fighters would choose to go to sleep when a choke is locked in rather than tap; he'd still be...