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Didn't have the best natural attributes, but maximized the living shit out of what he did have, and enjoyed WAY more success than he "should" have?
I say Randy Couture is one. Discuss.
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Forrest Griffin ?
Rich Ace Franklin Think both of them are very good fighter. Weren't incredibly talented at any sort of martial art but worked hard. Franklin seems a bit harsh but he came at the right time in my opinion. |
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war sonnen!
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i'd say Forrest, he was a chump then had an entertaining fight with Bonnar to boist his popularity then fights with Tito, Rampage, and Shogun made him a huge name. Especially after winning the ufc belt.
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Forrest is a good call. He had basically nothing but a crazy good work ethic and a highly marketable attitude/style. He picked up some very good wins over some huge names, and he even became a champion. Can't see him fighting much longer though, I wouldn't be surprised if he retired this year or next.
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