Least Favorite to watch.

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Re: Least Favorite to watch. 

Post#41 » by cowboyronnie » Tue Mar 17, 2009 12:28 am

What? Daley has absolute garbage grappling. Watch that fight. It was pathetic Shields could throw into a mount position and do nothing with it. Daley had no clue. His hips didn't flinch.
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Re: Least Favorite to watch. 

Post#42 » by CPT » Tue Mar 17, 2009 2:58 am

All that really matters is that Anderson Silva's BJJ probably isn't even top 5 in the UFC MW division (Maia, Palhares, Leites, Almeida, Lister, Horn...throw in Jacare if you extend past the UFC, and Royce Gracie if you still want to include him), let alone #1 PFP.

That's an account-changingly ridiculous statement.
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Re: Least Favorite to watch. 

Post#43 » by Nemesis21 » Wed Mar 18, 2009 12:19 am

Nobody has either Rua brothers?
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Re: Least Favorite to watch. 

Post#44 » by Cammo101 » Wed Mar 18, 2009 12:46 am

Most fighters today have solid BJJ, to list them all is subjective. There is a good list of about maybe 15 or 20 elite BJJ guys in MMA. After that, it all tends to run together.

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