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Just imagine what Lesnar could have become. He was mauling world-class highly decorated elite fighters from day one. That just doesn’t happen. If his game had evolved rather than being derailed by illness, his striking arsenal would certainly have deepened, and become more natural to him. His...

Edgar, Randy, Chuck, Hughes, Shogun, Wand, Stipe, Usman.

Most loved: Anderson. Most hated: Jones.

Bingo. The fighters are worth what they can negotiate in a competitive marketplace.

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Great thread. Depends how you look at it. There are quite a few great prospects who packed it in. In terms of proven elite fighters, I still say Khabib. There were lots of fights left for him.

I’ve watched a few prominent BKFC fights and to be frank I did not find it entertaining. Way too sloppy, mostly over the hill fighters. Not for me.

To beat you 3-1? Okay.

Lads, come on. It’s Spurs.

Errrr. Worst take ever. Have you actually seen Vitor annihilate people, with both punches and kicks?

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So say we all

He really would, too.

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By the time it was clear Hughes was done, he had been fighting more than a decade with literally dozens of fights. MMA is a high-mileage sport.

Yep. I hate Hughes, but he was an utter beast. BJ Penn running straight over him underscored what a P4P monster he was. Hughes was a great fighter.

Agreed. Usman needs several more wins against elite opponents before the conversation about surpassing Hughes can be a serious one. And before he can surpass GSP, he needs to both defeat multiple generations of contenders and make a major contribution to the overall development of mixed martial...

105 or 115 would be smarter choices than 125.

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