who do you think has the best chance of beating him? i think rampage if he moves up in weight will have a shot at beating him
no way. I don't see how you could think that other then just because your a big fan. Fedor has better striking, better subs not that rampage does a lot of subbing, way better ground and pound and has faced better and stronger wrestlers.
rampage has a much better Wrestling game. fedor has better striking and subs. but slams and GnP no way bro
Couture, he can match him in the clinch, and cage savy plus the fight likely taking place on Couture's home turf so to speak gives him a shot. Would I favor Fedor? Yes. Does Couture have a game chance, yes. I really see this as viable, I've said it time and again.
fedor ass rapes any fighter in the history of mma ever,,, so far cro cop has put on the best performance we have seen someone do against fedor,, fujita got a lucky shot in there aswell but it wasnt enough to stop fedor,, i really just wish that all these fighters stop going to ufc and that PRIDE gets its **** together with all the legal troubles becuase the pride ring and pride rules are so much more entertaining and intense than ufc
if you took al fightes in MMA history and showed them what MMA is today then Bas rutten and shamrock would be able to
couture would have a chance maybe in the UFC octagon becuase there he could stall for whole rounds and do absolutely nothing but sit on top of fedor and the ref would let him go on with it ( as they always do in UFC) and the judges would end up giving him the fight,,, but in pride under pride rules where u are given a 10% purse deduction for stalling there is no way couture could take on fedor
I would give Frank a better shot then Ken. Either way, Fedor owns both badly. I like Rampage, but he will get hurt badly as well. Rutten prime for prime would make it interesting. Fedor would do what he does best and find a way to win
Fedor over Rampage by ass rapage. Rhymes. Anyways, I think the biggest ace that Couture would have is that he is used to a lot of space. Fedor is more used to easy cornering. Another ace is that, like someone mentioned, Couture could stall. Gonzaga is still young and i haven't seen enough to make a good judgement on him. He is definitely not a nobody. It WAS a lucky high kick against CC imo. Caught him off guard. But seriously, I really wanna see Fedor fight. When's CC's next fight?
Ask the pope if there is anyone more powerful than God and he will say no. Ask a MMA fan if there is anyone who can beat Fedor and they will say no. It is just the way the cookie crumbles... ...BUT I think Fedor is facing a legacy defining hurdle that he has to overcome - UFC, Couture, Gonzaga etc That Matt Lindland geezer makes me wonder what Couture can do to Fedor.
Couture and Gonzaga present no problems. Gonzaga probably gets owned even worse than Couture, due to lack of experience against that type of monster, but Randy gets done in the first or second also. Hell, I can't even see Gonzaga having one advantage here. But I do pick Gonzaga over Couture just as equally, this isn't some slow, unskilled redneck in Tim Sylvia.
:nut :nut :nut :nut :nut :nut :nut :nut :nut :nut :nut atsch atsch atsch Are you sure you have a single ****ing clue about MMA? :scaredas: Rampage got subbed by Sakuraba Got brutally crushed by Wanderlei twice Got brutally crushed by Shogun He got a gift decision against Ninja, Rampage even tried to give Murilo his winners trophy. Again his win over Matt Lindland was close as hell and some felt it could have gone the other way. Also when commentating for a fight involving Fedor he said "man, I'm glad i'm not a heavyweight" I like Rampage, I really do....but a fight against Fedor would end very fast in a large amount of pain for Quinton
All time? The following guys would have the stylistic advantage: Mark Coleman in his prime, under early UFC rules Mark Kerr in his prime "Professor" William Miller (early 1880's) Jim Jeffries (early 1900's) In other words, either a guy with great takedown defence and excellent boxing skills (Miller and Jeffries)--which aren't really around anymore--or a takedown expert with a vicious ground and pound and as few rules as possible. Bluming might pull it off as well, given world-class qualifications in both Kyokushin and Judo.
