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Because length of careers, training methods, genetics, how many "miles" and how hard those miles were, non-sports experiences and just about everything else varies from person to person. No one hits their physical peak at the same time, no one sees the same rate of decline, some offset or...

What jab? He went in full speed for a takedown and his jaw was lined up perfectly with the hip bone. Freak/fluke impact, but it wasn't a weak punch. There was no punch.

Then why did you claim he "keeps missing weight" when he doesn't?

Seeing as how English is not his first language, he doesn't seem all that dim to me.

Up until Gane, Francis built a HW championship career on being a technically poor power puncher who would overwhelm opponents with his physicality. He surprised everyone and wrestle-fucked Gane. Why would it be such a stretch to think a technically elite power puncher who showed he can...

Once. Fighters often fight when they miss weight. What was unusual was the shuffling of the card.

"Keeps missing 170." He missed it once, against Diaz, right?

The top four all won undisputed MMA titles, just not UFC titles. Seeing as how there was no UFC weight class when Faber had his belt, his name on the list is particularly egregious.

Timing and accuracy aren't measures of power, though. They're measures of timing and accuracy. If you're talking about having more power, that IS something that is measured by those punch machines.

Do they, though? It's more complicated than that, I think. Timing, and accuracy and disguise. It's the punch that hits the right sport that you aren't moving with that puts you out more than raw power. Anderson Silva and Lyoto Machida didn't wrack up all their highlight KOs because they have...

Biggest thing that stands out, and a lot of things stand out, was his MW hand speed with HW power behind it.

Tim Sylvia disagrees.

That's nuts. He got paid well against Fury, who clearly took the fight too lightly, but not at rock-star rates. He put himself into that elite echelon of boxing PPV earners, and, what, he's going to stop once he gets there? He's not there to make MMA fighters look less inferior, he's there to...

They are compared to MMA gloves, which was the point, I believe.

Don't think he coasted, but I do think he didn't train seriously for it.

I guess dehydration makes your mucus thicker and makes it harder to expel, so maybe he had some buildup in his ears.

Not true. Henry was allowed to retire in the ring on May 9, 2020.

"beating up" - it's completely light, gentle touch-sparring. Not a big deal. You know, almost like the punches he threw at Mayweather.

Why would you agree to do Howie Mandel's podcast in the first place?

Jon Jones is 27-1 (1 NC). He is currently on a five fight win streak, because his fight against then-19-1 Corimer was not a win, but a NC due to PED use by Jones.