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Saying he would fight Merab if Vera doesn’t make it means absolutely nothing, it is what someone would do if they couldn’t care less who they fought, it is also what someone would do if they didn’t want to fight Merab because it lets everyone know he would fight him without actually fighting...

I guess that’s up for interpretation of what a super fight is. But your definition is as good as mine.

Forgot they were both georgians, would have been an easier fight and big name. Good for Illia, but he won’t want to screw Merab for that reason.

I’m definitely interested. Super fight, and should be a good one. But I don’t want it, it messes up the divisions and he hasn’t earned it, I want him to clear his division first.

Of course he wants to fight Illia. He doesn’t want to fight the takedown machine, Illia is far more up his alley. And the risk reward is great. If he loses, it wasn’t his weight class and he’s still champ, if he wins double champ. All win no loss

That depends. Are you Korean?

Nope. Not for that event or any. Dana is so proud of breaking highest grossing sales everywhere he goes but all that tells me is that you are selling the tickets at the highest possible price you can it’s not enough to get a fair price and sell out, it’s about getting the absolute maximum pay...

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My last right answer/chance to ask a question I have saved up. Q: I hold the record for the fastest submission in title history and my super stardom helped revolutionize the UFC. Ps @jeff7b9 Hope your surgery goes well.

He was so far top on my list, but I was still surprised. Mayhem seemed really good, I’m stunned that he didn’t have any ufc wins.

You had the correct answer he was looking for, but Ronda fits the bill as well. It says undefeated up to their last successful title defence, not until they lost. And multiple losses since then. As such Ronda hadn’t had multiple losses since her first loss, but she did have multiple losses since...

I’m stumped. Frank shamrock? I have no idea how many fights he had outside of the ufc but he only had I think 5 inside the ufc so the chances that he had the same number outside is unlikely. And fighting someone who was 29-1 should be a good hint but I don’t know who it is. I assume this is one...

Jens Pulver. Interesting I forgot he was undefeated the first time they fight. Yeah there a few give aways in there, the biggest I felt was fighting a champion at a different weight class. But it is hard to wrap the mind around how it’s written. I found it was a very interesting rotation of...

Bisping was a champ who won fights in the lhw in the ufc before moving down to mw where he eventually became champ so Anderson wasn’t the only in his weight class to do so.

Well I can’t think of anyone in modern mma who that might be. Unless carwin never won again after fighting brock, which I doubt, so this might not be one I can answer. But I do need a question for getting a correct answer. Q: name the champions in the story (C=champion). C1 is injured and...

That’s the challenge. To be specific enough that only 1 person fits but not too much that it narrows down the question and makes it easy. Hmm. I’ll have to think who else it could be

The answer that you are probably not looking for is Ronda Rousey. She only fought 2 times but that is multiple times. Not sure if Chris Weidman has won since his loss.

I checked Barao. He did move up but not until after the Nover fight

Woodly is the correct answer. I was thinking of Randy too but for me it was much more of a guess. I knew the losses to vitor, brock, and chuck *2 and I thought there were more but I didn’t know any of them.

Hmm…. I think Joseph benavedus might have 6. 2 to Dominic Cruz, 2 to Mighty Mouse, 2 to figararo. Quite possible my count is off (Not 100% sure he fought Cruz twice), or maybe someone has more than 6 Edit: some of the Cruz loses would have been in WEC, probably both of them.