Topic:
Most Dominant Fighters Of Any Time Period
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- SonnensSyringe
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This is not necessarily a greatest fighters of all time ranking. I'm just curious as to whom you guys think had the most dominant peaks in the history of mixed martial arts.
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- Kalibo
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He isn't on my list b/c I chose to go with champions who made runs... or held titles in multiple weight classes while doing so.
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- MikeLovesTacos XD
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I dont care who your fighting, to go undefeated for that long is a pretty crazy achievement and no easy task.
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- WishIsHere
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I'm surprised Kid Yamamoto isn't on the lists I've viewed. The guy was a ******* beast before he wrecked his arm doing freestyle wrestling olympic trials. That along with his game degrading as he got older definitely screwed his career, but for a 6 year period he was unbeatable, only losing by TKO(cut) becoming the top featherweight in the world and (if I remember correct) was a P4P top 10 fighter.
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- SonnensSyringe
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I need 4 more contributors........so I'm bumping this with some sweet sweet Arianny action.
Also, I see Miguel Torres absent on the consensus rankings. What are Topology's thoughts on his career?
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- The Rock
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The Rock says, thank me later, sonnen.
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- SonnensSyringe
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Since I saw a few people bumping their rankings, I thought "why not harass people with mine." And now here we are. Only need 40 measly submissions to get the 100 contributors ribbon.
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- SonnensSyringe
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With the emergence of Mighty Mouse at Flyweight, the hiatus of GSP, and the termination of Anderson Silva's reign, a lot has happened in the 2+ years since I have last bumped this ranking. My opinions have changed, and thus, the parameters for which I created my personal list reflect that. Let me know what you guys think.
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- rappinpapsoda
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Fedor for sure. He beat two guys who were crushing everyone else at the time(crocop and big nog 2x) and he did it with ease. Anderson did beat a lot of good fighters but he showed how he could be stopped by a guy who kept his cool. GSP was dominant but never took chances and I feel he lost to Hendricks and possibly BJ in their first bout.
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- Twister44
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Chael Sonnen owned the MMA world and all UFC media from 2009 to most of 2010. Truly a golden age.
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- amp112
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Shame we can't put any WMMA fighters. Ronda is the epitome of dominant. The only time she was in any trouble, she still got a first round finish.
