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It was, probably, and it has little to do with method. Ngannou was on a great streak and looked near unstoppable when Miocic beat him where Miocic had gone life and death with Cormier, losing the first fight, losing most of the second fight and really not looking great in the 3rd fight...

fight's fairly easy to call tbh. Jan is a defensively responsible distance fighter and Glover is super savvy on the ground, but isn't a master takedown guy. Jan is gonna punch Glover until Glover crumbles. Would love to be wrong, don't think I am.

he's forgotten in the conversation because he's not in it.

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Nah player. If you give Jones every close round of the Gus fight or are intently watching to see if it was indeed a robbery, then you might give Jones the Gus fight. I say this in the video - 1, 2 and 5 are close, so if you give all of them to Jones (You shouldn't) and if you give the 4th to...

looked dodson dead in his eyes and said "no breaks"

Someone's never watched Shamrock/Horn and it shows.

All this is nonsense except for Jones dominating the rematch. Totally agree. Reyes sold out for the Jones fight and didn't get the result he needed. I don't think that the Reyes fight is an outright robbery, I think he clearly won the first 3 rounds, but it isn't as egregious as the Jones/Santos...

Anderson Silva has 2 or 3 underwhelming title defenses, Jon Jones has 6 bad title fights. I don't know what this point is meant to illustrate, that Jones has bad fights but that doesn't make him a bad fighter? no shit. It makes his fights ugly to watch more often than not. Cormier didn't have...

How does one measure damage? Reyes landed every solid shot in the first 3 rounds and throughout the fight. Jones clearly loses the first 3 rounds, 4th round is close and you could give that to Reyes even though I didn't. He definitely conceded the 5th, but Jones won rounds on Reyes being less...

I mean, if you watch fights purely for fights and you like Jones more than Cormier, you're a police officer and hate good fights, idk what to tell you lol. Jones is maybe the best winner in MMA history, but he has a massive amount of really ugly, miserable fights, and they are designed to be...

It's solid. Not a classic by any means, but it's an enjoyable fight. I don't know how enjoyable it would be if it was the exact same fight, but like it was Reyes/Jan, but the context of Reyes doing what he was doing to Jon Jones is big.

the narrative comes from the fact that Demetrious Johnson, if everyone was the same size, is beating nearly everybody ever.

Stipe is better than Sylvia is, but their approach to fighting, their ethos is the same. They are dry, clinical winners who distill combat down to a science. Almost every all time great in every division has this same approach. Fedor is a winner, Jones is a winner, GSP is a winner, Khabib is a...

Stipe/Ngannou was a fun first round and admirable from Stipe to just completely suck the will out of Ngannou, but as a guy who watched it knowing hte result - I watched it on 2x speed and I promise you i didn't miss any details in the fight. It's ugly and grinding and positional dominance from...

In a fair world, its Rizzo/Randleman. That fight is real bad. AA vs Sylvia 3 can at least be appteciated from a "sylvia found out arlovski and defused him" angle if you are, like, really really into that shit. Like i'd hope that the people who LOVED Stipe/Ngannou can appreciate Arlovski/sylvia 3

It really is too much lol

I don't think that there is a distaste for heavyweight fights, more acknowledging that the division has been incredibly weak for the last several years. The video also said that there is nothing quite like a top tier heavyweight championship fight, and that is true across all sports. The best...