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I dont think fedor should be #1 coming off a clear defeat, even if he was so far ahead of the rest in the division before his submission loss, werdum should get the #1 spot for the victory.
with this strikeforce tournament about to start, I think it will clear up the rankings sooner than I expecte. Who ever wins it will be the best heavyweight in the world today. |
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"Probably as good as Overeem in kickboxing and second only to Werdum in grappling."
No and no. Not even close to either one in their respective fields. |
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i found it hard to put fedor at 1 as he is coming of a loss but this is mma and loses aren't as serious as in boxing. barnett was also hard to place but he hasn't lost since he was ranked second so i thought 5 was a fair spot to place him
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Since you reacted to my post with better class than I exhibited, I'll explain my problems with your rankings with no animosity. Fedor can't be #1 after losing. That might make sense if it were a close decision. Fedor was being choked, and was forced to tap or go unconscious. Werdum beat Fedor legitimately, and deserves to be ranked above him. Overeem at #2 is unjustifiable. Overeem has also lost to Werdum, and his only notable win at heavyweight is against the not yet notable Brett Rogers. Overeem may go on to be the best in the world after the StirkeForce tournament, but he is nothing more than a prospect at the moment. Barnett is in your top 5, but Junior Dos Santos is no where to be found. Dos Santos defeated Werdum. Barnett has won 6 in a row since losing to Nogueira, but his wins are no where near the caliber of Nogueira's. I just don't see a way to have him ahead of Dos Santos, Lesnar, or Carwin at this point. |
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So what? As ive said before, Werdum has had better and more quality wins. Also take into account that Werdum was clearly unprepared for JDS. Apart from Werdum, JDS really hasnt beaten anyone of worth and in their prime. JDS doesnt deserve to be ranked higher than Werdum who beat Fedor and many other great and relevant names. Also if you want to put JDS simply for the fact that he beat Werdum (while having a list of non relevant opponents) then why shouldnt Joaquim Ferreira be placed ahead of JDS? Or is it because Joaquim isnt in the UFC that he isnt anywhere near the top ten in your list? |
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