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Bornagaincollector
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I'm not really into this fight if they sign to fight eachother.I would watch it,but it doesnt really get me like past fights.I guess i believe Fedors better days are behind him and he needs to retire.
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TBTwinsFan
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I agree on Fedor, but I still like him.
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Honestly, I'm so tired of the "legend" of Fedor which is far greater than the current reality.
Was he an amazing fighter? Sure, however after years protecting his record, it's stained at this point. Last two fights...two losses. Sure, the most recent was a doctor's stoppage, but a loss is a loss.
Who and when was the last solid opponent he faced? A truly top tier opponent at the top of their game?
The sport evolved while he sat back and he's out of his league I think at this point to be considered a top-5 heavyweight, and perhaps even a top-10 heavyweight. That isn't to say that he couldn't beat any top heavyweight on any given day, but it's really tiresome hearing all of these "what if" scenarios.
He's not who he was, and/or who we believed him to be.
Go home Fedor, and polish your trophies. Apparently your trophies and legacy were the only thing of importance...and while I don't care for Henderson, I hope that the fight does happen and Hendo makes it three straight losses.
Was he an amazing fighter? Sure, however after years protecting his record, it's stained at this point. Last two fights...two losses. Sure, the most recent was a doctor's stoppage, but a loss is a loss.
Who and when was the last solid opponent he faced? A truly top tier opponent at the top of their game?
The sport evolved while he sat back and he's out of his league I think at this point to be considered a top-5 heavyweight, and perhaps even a top-10 heavyweight. That isn't to say that he couldn't beat any top heavyweight on any given day, but it's really tiresome hearing all of these "what if" scenarios.
He's not who he was, and/or who we believed him to be.
Go home Fedor, and polish your trophies. Apparently your trophies and legacy were the only thing of importance...and while I don't care for Henderson, I hope that the fight does happen and Hendo makes it three straight losses.
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What bothers me is the fact Fedor refuses to cut weight. He is a natural LHW... IMO he should drop to 205 and fight Hendo for the belt but instead he refuses to and wants a "catch weight " fight of 225.. i don't see the point!
If you are going to fight the LHW champ, get off you ass and cut 20 lbs from the middle, after all you look a little soft there Fedor! Then make this a 5 rounder for the belt!
If you are going to fight the LHW champ, get off you ass and cut 20 lbs from the middle, after all you look a little soft there Fedor! Then make this a 5 rounder for the belt!
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Bornagaincollector
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From what i read,it is Hendo wanting the fight at hw.
It blows my mind how anyone could possibly question Fedor's greatness. Look at the people he beat in there primes. I was at Fedor / Mirko for example and it was #1 vs #2 in the world. How many UFC champions has he defeated? 5? 6? lost count... Sure he lost his last few. So what? Did Ali retire undefeated? Big Nog has a bunch of losses and few would question the greatness of his career.
As for a fight with Hendo, bring it on! I like both guys and it has the potential to be a classic.
As for a fight with Hendo, bring it on! I like both guys and it has the potential to be a classic.
