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Was goat when he retired. Solidified that with his bisping win. Too bad he got sick. I feel he would have beaten most current mws too.
He's the closest thing to a perfect fighter besides Jones, who isn't clean.
You are clearly aggravated by him by the tone of your post.Anybody who won't get into the cage with a UFC level fighter calling anybody who does get into the cage a 'scaredy cat' is incredibly pathetic. Its like an overweight guy who gets winded walking around the block calling anyone who makes it to the Olympics 'unathletic'.
Having said that, he's neither one extreme or the other. He's neither an assassin (he hasn't killed anyone) nor a scaredy cat (he gets into the cage with UFC fighters).
He seems fairly smart (I'm told his French is educated, and he speaks a second language, which takes a reasonable amount of intelligence), and he took an opportunity in fighting Bisping.
There's no such thing as an athlete who everyone thinks has done it all. Jordan, Gretzky, Ruth, Bolt, Pele, Ali all have their critics. For that matter, so do Einstein, Darwin, Mozart, Michelangelo, Shakespeare; thinking there's someone who everyone is going to say 'did it all' is naive.
And he clearly inspires some people and aggravates others.
He had trouble with Bisping until that flash KO. Bisping is like at the bottom of the top contender food chain. What makes you think GSP wouldn't get eaten alive?Was goat when he retired. Solidified that with his bisping win. Too bad he got sick. I feel he would have beaten most current mws too.
Anybody who won't get into the cage with a UFC level fighter calling anybody who does get into the cage a 'scaredy cat' is incredibly pathetic. Its like an overweight guy who gets winded walking around the block calling anyone who makes it to the Olympics 'unathletic'.
Having said that, he's neither one extreme or the other. He's neither an assassin (he hasn't killed anyone) nor a scaredy cat (he gets into the cage with UFC fighters).
He seems fairly smart (I'm told his French is educated, and he speaks a second language, which takes a reasonable amount of intelligence), and he took an opportunity in fighting Bisping.
There's no such thing as an athlete who everyone thinks has done it all. Jordan, Gretzky, Ruth, Bolt, Pele, Ali all have their critics. For that matter, so do Einstein, Darwin, Mozart, Michelangelo, Shakespeare; thinking there's someone who everyone is going to say 'did it all' is naive.
And he clearly inspires some people and aggravates others.
Right now it's
Fedor, Silva, Jones,
MM, Aldo.
Miocic, Werdum, Nog, Tyron
#10 - GSP.
He's in the 4th tier of greats.
Are you for real? Comparing sports to science and the arts?
BTW, he's a joke - he tapped to strikes. <45>
You are clearly aggravated by him by the tone of your post.
Its an analogy, not an equivalence. That should be obvious to anyone with high school education.
Worse than tapping to strikes, he tapped to a lock. Ask any doctor which is worse, a broken arm or being hit in the head when you're already concussed. Only the medically ignorant think a broken arm is worse.
Dude had 40 pounds on an opponent and still chose to cheat and grease.
So stop this ridiculous repetitive nonsense.
Most ironic post in history.
The goat.
The smartest.