DropKick

Um, my point is he hasn't face a grappler larger than him. That's pretty much a fact.

BTW, this is in the smack talk section. If you can't take someone being critical of Fedor maybe you shouldn't be in this thread. At least try not to take it so seriously. You haven't been around here for to long I see, there really aren't to many Fedor bashing threads on this forum. Certainly not enough of them to be sick of them.

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Tacx0911

It's funny how people who are relatively new to MMA think they know a lot about the sport already. You can ask ANY UFC HW fighter and ask who's the best in their weight division. About fighters who came from Pride who loses coming into the UFC, Anderson Silva is from Pride, he is the best P4P fighter in the world. Why don't you ask Dana to co-promote just once and have Brock face Fedor.

wukkadb

Lemme guess, the 93 in your name is for the year you were born, ya? 1993?

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Tomislav III

Because their primes were all five years ago. Mirko CroCop was a god back in the golden age of Pride FC. He lost a couple of steps. That's the only reason why he loses in the UFC.

Tomislav III

I know guys like to really emphasize size advantages, but honestly, at this level it doesn't mean a hell of a lot. Even at the amateur level it isn't that big of a deal, at least not in my experiences.


You can go ahead and poke holes in every fighter that Fedor has faced. HMC didn't have a ground game. Fedor fought Nog and only dominated the entire fight without "finishing" him. Randleman - who is easily as strong as a heavyweight - is really small. Whatever.

It's easy to poke holes in fights. I could mention that the UFC's heavyweight division is thinner than the Diaz brothers and the wins that Couture has gotten are nothing but a result of that - the man couldn't even finish Tito Ortiz, after all - but what does that prove?

The fact is, Fedor has won A LOT of fights and he has proven himself many, many times over. The range and depth of the types of fighters he has fought and beaten is unheard of. You can say that UFC fighters could give him issues because some of them are bigger if you like, I don't think that, but since it's not really knowable, maybe it's a better idea to observe what has happened as opposed to what one can imagine happening.



Also, Big Nog is not "about the same size" as Fedor. Big Nog is 6'3" and Fedor is barely 6'0".