Topic: Robert Whittaker
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03.22.2016 | 2:38 AM ET
He is unbeaten at 185 (3-0 wins vs Hall, Tavaers and Hester) but is he really already number 7 best Middleweight ? Seems crazy.
OK so Romero excluded due to positive and I know Whittaker beat Hall who recently beat Mousasi but who would you favour between Robert and Gegard though?
OK so Romero excluded due to positive and I know Whittaker beat Hall who recently beat Mousasi but who would you favour between Robert and Gegard though?
Fighter Details
- Name: Robert Whittaker
- Pro MMA Record: 25-7-0 (Win-Loss-Draw)
- Nickname: The Reaper
- Current Streak: 1 Win
- Age: 1990-12-20 | Date of Birth: 1990.12.20
- Last Fight: February 17, 2024 in UFC
- Weight Class: Middleweight | Last Weigh-In: 185.5 lbs
- Affiliation: Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Smeaton Grange
- Height: 6'0" (182cm) | Reach: 73.5" (187cm)
- Career Disclosed Earnings: $855,000 USD
- Born: New Zealand
- Fighting out of: Menai, New South Wales, Australia
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03.22.2016 | 3:17 AM ET
Gegard. Your MMAth doesn't take into consideration that Gegard was creaming Hall and showing just how far apart they really are before he ducked into a desperation spinning kick (that wasn't even aimed at his head).
Not taking anything away from Hall, he beat Mousasi, but if you want to compare how Moose would fair against Whittaker using their shared opponent, I think Mousasi was way more dominant against Hall than Whittaker could ever be (that's if you even go the MMAth route, which rarely do).
I think Whittaker is just good enough to beat Hall, who's obnoxiously overrated and isn't even close to being a real top 10 guy, while as Moose is a legitimate top 10 guy who "on his day" can potentially beat anyone in the division (Whittaker for instance, I can name a few guys who he never beats even on his best day).
Not taking anything away from Hall, he beat Mousasi, but if you want to compare how Moose would fair against Whittaker using their shared opponent, I think Mousasi was way more dominant against Hall than Whittaker could ever be (that's if you even go the MMAth route, which rarely do).
I think Whittaker is just good enough to beat Hall, who's obnoxiously overrated and isn't even close to being a real top 10 guy, while as Moose is a legitimate top 10 guy who "on his day" can potentially beat anyone in the division (Whittaker for instance, I can name a few guys who he never beats even on his best day).
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