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Vakhaev beat Goncharov, think it was a 4th round submission. Big win for him.
Vakhaev beat Goncharov, think it was a 4th round submission. Big win for him.
is something sus going on behind the scenes with vakhaev and his opposition ?
I've heard this mentioned in this thread before, what's the deal with this? Is Vakhaev dodgy?
How often has Quintero retired by now?Jared Vanderaa 11-4 vs. Tony Lopez 65-34
Chris Larsen 5-1 vs. Grayson Wells 5-3
Marijo Alilovic 1-0 vs. Luka Kolorov 0-0
John Clay 0-4 vs. Sebastian Storm 2-0
Blake Troop 8-6 vs. Michael Quintero 6-2
Kyle Francotti 1-1 vs. Austin Smith 0-1
Matt Mitrione 13-7 vs. Ronny Markes 19-7
Kamil Kałduński 0-2 vs. Szymon Wrzesień 1-0
Dritan Barjamaj 17-19 vs. Júnior Albini 14-6
Piotr Witczak 0-4 vs. John Painter 1-12
Nicky Lee 0-0 vs. Hugo Kirkwood 0-1
this week aint much better
Vanderaa fighting Lopez again ?
And isn't he still the EFC HW champ? If he would defend his title 1 or 2 more times, he surely would get the UFC call sooner, than with fighting the likes of Tony Lopez on regional shows.
Question for you MMA HW aficionado's, is the division beginning to look like it's entering a great era?
Like, maybe something like a 1990's Boxing HW era?
I see guys like Ngannou, Blaydes, Jairzinho, Gane, Pavlovic etc. seems like it's turning into a very healthy young division.
Also, bonus question: How much does a HW like Ngannou make per fight?
Ngannou is 33, Jairzinho is 32, Gane is 30. I wouldnt call it particularly young, if anything Blades (29) and Pavlovich are somewhat young (27). So I think its a stretch to compare it to 90s HW Boxing (Tyson, Holyfield, Lewis, Foreman, Moorer, Riddick Bowe, Golota, Klitchko, Tua). Although it is a very good batch of HWs, though.Question for you MMA HW aficionado's, is the division beginning to look like it's entering a great era?
Like, maybe something like a 1990's Boxing HW era?
I see guys like Ngannou, Blaydes, Jairzinho, Gane, Pavlovic etc. seems like it's turning into a very healthy young division.
Also, bonus question: How much does a HW like Ngannou make per fight?
For me the golden age is still Pride with Fedor, Big Nog, Cro Cop, Kharitonov, Barnett, Werdum etc. but to be honest I came to MMA after it had all finished. Still seems like that was the period with the best heavyweight divisionNgannou is 33, Jairzinho is 32, Gane is 30. I wouldnt call it particularly young, if anything Blades (29) and Pavlovich are somewhat young (27). So I think its a stretch to compare it to 90s HW Boxing (Tyson, Holyfield, Lewis, Foreman, Moorer, Riddick Bowe, Golota, Klitchko, Tua). Although it is a very good batch of HWs, though.
I would be concerned if Ngannou beats Jairzinho but loses to Stipe again; this would leave the division ina weird spot.
Yeah, I agree and you can add to that list Hunt, Aleksander, and Schilt. Its just a shame PRIDE's matchmaking was very erratic back in those days. There are many match ups we never got to see. Sergei vs Crocop, Sergei vs Hunt, Hunt vs Schilt, Aleksander vs Big Nog, Werdum vs Barnett, Barnett vs Fedor, Fedor vs Sergei, Aleksander vs Schilt, etcFor me the golden age is still Pride with Fedor, Big Nog, Cro Cop, Kharitonov, Barnett, Werdum etc. but to be honest I came to MMA after it had all finished. Still seems like that was the period with the best heavyweight division
at least Hunt vs. Schilt happened in K1Yeah, I agree and you can add to that list Hunt, Aleksander, and Schilt. Its just a shame PRIDE's matchmaking was very erratic back in those days. There are many match ups we never got to see. Sergei vs Crocop, Sergei vs Hunt, Hunt vs Schilt, Aleksander vs Big Nog, Werdum vs Barnett, Barnett vs Fedor, Fedor vs Sergei, Aleksander vs Schilt, etc
True, I had forgotten about this one. Had Schilt worked on his TDD he would have been a force a to be reckoned with.at least Hunt vs. Schilt happened in K1