Global-MMA Rankings - February 2018

Heavyweight
1. Vitaly Minakov (Fight Nights)    
2. Blagoi Ivanov (PFL) 
3. Cheick Kongo (Bellator)
4. Matt Mitrione (Bellator)
5. Roy Nelson (Bellator)  1
6. Javy Ayala(Bellator)  1
7. Tony Johnson Jr. (Fight Nights)
8. Sergei Kharitonov (Bellator)
9. Fedor Emelianenko (Bellator)
10. Amir Aliakbari (ACB) 

Other Contenders: Karol Bedorf (KSW), Brandon Vera (ONE  ), Marcin Różalski (KSW ), Ivan Shtyrkov (RCC), Bobby Lashley (Bellator) 

Light Heavyweight
1. Ryan Bader (Bellator )
2. Phil Davis (Bellator)
3. Muhammed Lawal (Bellator)      
4. Tomasz  Narkun (KSW )   
5. Jiří Procházka (RIZIN)    
6. Linton Vassell (Bellator)      
7. Liam McGeary (Bellator)
8. Rashid Yusupov (PFL)
9. Valentin Moldavsky (Bellator) 1  
10. Batraz Agnaev (ACB ) *N.R       

Other Contenders: Chael Sonnen (Bellator) , Roger Gracie (ONE ), Stephan Puetz (M-1 Global), Quinton Jackson (Bellator), Nikita Krylov (Fight Nights)

Middleweight
1. Gegard Mousasi (Bellator)   
2. Mamed Khalidov (KSW ) 
3. Rafael Carvalho (Bellator
4. John Salter (Bellator)
5. Alexander Shlemenko (M-1 Global)
6. Michał Materla (KSW)      
7. Viktor Nemkov (M-1 Global)       
8. Aung La Nsang(ONE )
9. Vitaly Bigdash (ONE)
10. Albert Duraev (ACB )

Other Contenders: Jung Hwan Cha (ROAD FC  ), Vladimir Mineev (Fight Nights) , Chidi Njokuani (Bellator), Vyacheslav Vasilevsky (ACB),  Anatoly Tokov (Bellator) 

Welterweight
1. Rory MacDonald (Bellator ) 1 
2. Douglas Lima (Bellator) 1 
3. Andrey Koreshkov (Bellator)  
4. Paul Daley (Bellator) 
5. Jon Fitch (PFL)
6. Jake Shields (PFL)   
7. Michael Page (Bellator)        
8. Alexey Kunchenko (M-1 Global  )    
9. Abubakar Nurmagomedov (PFL) 
10. Roberto Soldić (KSW )    

Other Contenders:  Mukhamed Berkhamov (ACB ) , Rousimar Palhares (Fight Nights), Kiichi Kunimoto (RIZIN), Lorenz Larkin (Bellator), Borys Mańkowski (KSW)

Lightweight
1. Brent Primus (Bellator )
2. Michael Chandler (Bellator)
3. Derek Campos (Bellator)  
4. Martin Nguyen (ONE )
5. Patricky "Pitbull" Freire (Bellator)    
6. Eduard Folayang (ONE)
7.Shinya Aoki (ONE)    
8. Yusuke Yachi (RIZIN)            
9. Lowen Tynanes (ONE) 
10. Benson Henderson (Bellator)      

Other Contenders: Mateusz Gamrot (KSW ), Eduard Vartanyan (ACB), Jason High (PFL), Satoru Kitaoka (RIZIN) , Derek Anderson (Bellator),

Featherweight
1. Patricio "Pitbull" Freire (Bellator ) 
2. Daniel Weichel (Bellator)    
3. Pat Curran (Bellator)     
4. Martin Nguyen (ONE )
5. Emmanuel Sanchez (Bellator)   
6. Andre Harrison (PFL)
7. Daniel Straus (Bellator)
8. Magomed Idrisov (M-1 Global)           
9. Kron Gracie (RIZIN) 
10. Marat Gafurov (ONE)   

Other Contenders: Khamzat Dalgiev (M-1 Global ), James Gallagher (Bellator), Kazunori Yokota (DEEP ), Bubba Jenkins (ACB), Lance Palmer (PFL) 

Bantamweight
1. Kyoji Horiguchi (RIZIN)
2. Bibiano Fernandes (ONE )
3. Darrion Caldwell (Bellator )
4. Shintaro Ishiwatari (Pancrase )      
5. Eduardo Dantas (Bellator)            
6. Soo Chul Kim (ROAD FC )               
7. Michael McDonald (Bellator)      
8. Timur Valiev (PFL)   
9. Joe Warren (Bellator)      
10. Rafael Silva (Pancrase) 

Other Contenders: Sam Sicilia (Bellator), Takafumi Otsuka (DEEP ), Marcos Galvão (Bellator), Masakatsu Ueda (Pancrase), Manel Kape (RIZIN)

Flyweight
1. Adriano Moraes (ONE )     
2. Tyson Nam (Fight Nights)  
3. Tatsumitsu Wada (DEEP )        
4. Hiromasa Ogikubo (Shooto)       
5. Ali Bagautinov (Fight Nights)   
6. Askar Askarov (ACB )      
7. Yoni Sherbatov (ACB)        
8. Jose Torres (Titan FC )       
9. Chris Kelades (M-1 Global)         
10. Riley Dutro (Shooto ) *N.R

Other Contenders: Kairat Akhmetov (ONE), Ricky Simon (LFA ), Yunus Evloev (WFCA ), Takeshi Kasugai (Pancrase), Zach Makovsky (ACB)

Strawweight
1. Alex Silva (ONE FC )
2. Kent Kambe (Pancrase)
3. Mitsuhisa Sunabe (King Of Pancrase  ) 
4. Daichi Kitakata (Pancrase)    
5. Ryohei Kurosawa  (Shooto)
6. Yoshitaka Naito (ONE FC)   
7. Marcus Amaral (Shooto BR)   
8. Hayato Suzuki  (ONE FC)    
9. Yosuke Saruta (Shooto )
10. Haruo Ochi (Deep ) 

Other Contenders: Marcone Muniz (Aspera FC) , Gilberto Dias (Jungle Fight ),Joshua Pacio (ONE), Kanta Sato (Deep), Raymison Bruno (Pancrase)

Women's Featherweight
1. Julia Budd (Bellator )       
2. Talita Nogueira (Bellator)    
3. Iony Razafiarison (Bellator)   
4. Arlene Blencowe (Bellator)   
5. Leah Letson (Invicta FC) 
6. Ediane Gomes (Invicta FC)    
7. Pam Sorenson (Invicta FC)      
8. Helena Kolesnyk (Invicta FC)               
9. Felicia Spencer (Invicta FC)         
10. Cindy Dandois (RIZIN) *N,R

Other Contenders:Gabrielle Holloway (Bellator), Jozette Cotton (Free Agent) ,Alexis Dufresne (Bellator), Katharina Lehner (Invicta FC) ,Sinead Kavanagh (Bellator)  

Women's Flyweight
1. Ariane Lipski (KSW )  
2. Jennifer Maia (Invicta FC ) 
3. Ilima-Lei Macfarlane (Bellator )        
4. Vanessa Porto (Invicta FC) 1         
5. Agnieszka Niedźwiedź  (Invicta FC) 1    
6. Emily Ducote (Bellator)   
7. Jingnan Xiong (ONE FC )  2     
8. Valérie Létourneau (Bellator)
9. Simone Duarte (Jungle Fight ) 2
10. Kate Jackson (Bellator) 

Other Contenders: Kanako Murata (RIZIN) , Molly McCann (Cage Warrior), Tiffany Teo (ONE FC), Alejandra Lara  (Bellator) , Juliana Velasquez (Bellator)

Global-MMA Ranking Update Summary

* Ranked Fighters Removed from All Previous Rankings Dating Back to February 2012:
Heavyweight: Tony Lopez, Cole Konrad (Retired), Eric Prindle, Todd Duffee (UFC), Alexei Kudin, Soa Palelei (UFC), Levan Razmadze, Rich Hale, Chaban Ka, Rolles Gracie, Jeff Monson, Peter Graham, Alexey Oleinik (UFC), Aleksander Emelianenko, Ryan Martinez, Lavar Johnson, Mike Russow, Andrei Arlovski (UFC), Dmitriy Sosnovskiy, Guram Gugenishvilli, Derrick Mehmen, Kenny Garner, Brett Rogers, Magomed Malikov, Konstantin Erokhin (UFC), Shamil Abdurahimov (UFC), Konstantin Gluhov, Stephan Puetz (Division Change), Damian Grabowski (UFC), Ken Hasegawa (Division Change), Marcin Tybura (UFC), Satoshi Ishii, Denis Smoldarev, Oli Thompson, Alexander Volkov (UFC), Smealinho Rama (Division Change), Kirill Sidelnikov, Matt Mitrione, Shawn Jordan, Mirko “Cro Cop” Filipovic (Retired), Geronimo dos Santos, Fernando Rodrigues Jr., Denis Goltsov, Evengy Erokhin, Siala-Mou “Mighty Mo” Siliga

Light Heavyweight: Glover Texeira (UFC), D.J. Linderman, Marcus Vanttinen, Gegard Mousasi (Strikeforce), Jimi Manuwa (UFC), Roger Hollett (UFC), Richard Hale (Division Change), Mark Godbeer, Maxim Grishin, Travis Wiuff (Division Change), Sergey Kornev (Retired), Renato “Babalu” Sobral, Aleksandar Radosavljevic (Retired), Max Nunes, Jacob Noe, Raphael Davis, Jan Blachowicz (UFC), Anthony Johnson (UFC), Paul Buentello, Vladimir Matyushenko (Retired), Moise Rimbon, Christian M’Pumbu, Joey Beltran, Luiz Cane, Yoshiyuki Nakanishi (Division Change), James McSweeney, Jason Jones, Maxim Grishin, Mikhail Zayats, Mike Kyle, Thiago Silva, Teddy Holder, Goran Reljic, Vadim Nemkov, Shamil Gamzatov, Vinny Magalhaes (Retired), Attila Vegh, Tito Ortiz (Retired), David Branch (UFC), Emanuel Newton, Smealinho Rama, Ronny Markes, Robert Drysdale, Karl Albrektsson

Middleweight: Nate Marquardt (Strikeforce), Giva Santana, Bryan Baker, Hector Lombard (UFC), Andrei Semenov, Jorge Santiago (Strikeforce), Anthony Johnson (Division Change), Ryuta Sakurai, Magomed Sultanakhmedov (Retired), Antonio Neto (UFC), Thales Leites (UFC), Vitor Vianna, Bruno Santos, Roger Gracie (Division Change), Mario Miranda (Division Change), Arthur Guseinov, Dan Cramer, Eun-Su Lee, Elvis Mutapcic, Jesse Taylor, Leandro Ataides, Jay Silva, Brett Cooper, Kazuhiro Nakamura (Retired), Joe Schilling, Tamdan McCrory (UFC), Yoshiyuki Nakanishi, Doug Marshall, Kendall Grove, Young Choi, Tomasz Drwal, Melvin Manhoef, Yushin Okami (Division Change), Maiquel Falcao, Alessio Sakara, Clifford Starks, Aziz Karaoglu, David Branch (UFC), Ken Hasegawa (Division Change), Luis Santos, Brandon Halsey, Ramazan Emeev (UFC), Hisaki Kato, Alessio Sakara

Welterweight: Ben Saunders, Gael Grimaud, Bryan Baker, Yuya Shirai, Marius Zaromskis, Lyman Good, Myung Ho Bae, Fabricio Monteiro, Jay Hieron, Karl Amoussou, Rashid Magomedov (UFC), Albert Tumenov (UFC), Alexander Yakovlev (UFC), Takenori Sato (UFC), Shamil Zavurov, Josh Burkman (UFC), Ryan Ford, Rick Hawn, Steve Carl (UFC), Beslan Isaev, Yasubey Enomoto, Gota Yamashita, Keita “K-Taro” Nakamura (UFC), Nobutatsu Suzuki, Murad Abdulaev, Fernando Gonzalez, Shingo Suzuki, Yuta Watanabe, Brennan Ward, Evangelist “Cyborg” Santos, Emil Weber Meek (UFC), Saad Awad, Hisaki Kato (Division Change), Luis Santos (Division Change), Akihiro Murayama, Aslambek Saidov, Hiromitsu Miura, Chidi Njokuani, Zebaztian Kadestam, Yushin Okami (UFC), Ben Askren (Retired), Muslim Salikhov (UFC), Albert Tumenov, Juho Valamaa

Lightweight: Francisco Trinaldo (UFC), Ricardo Tirloni, Koji Oishi, Mizuto Hirota (Strikeforce), Mairbek Taisumov, Zorobabel Moreira, Rich Clementi, Katsunori Kikuno, Paul Sass, Lloyd Woodard, Antonio McKee (Retired), Lewis Gonzales, Satoru Kitaoka, Yui Chul Nam (UFC), Kuniyoshi Hironaka, Kotetsu Boku, Naoyuki Kotani (UFC), Nick Newell, Eddie Alvarez (UFC), Leandro Silva (UFC), Luis “Buscape” Firmino, Isao Kobayashi (Division Change), Vuyisile Colossa, Mansour Barnaoui, Koji Ando, Musa Khamanaev, Jason Knight (UFC), Brandon Girtz, Saad Awad, Will Brooks (UFC), David Rickels, Marcin Held (UFC), Alexandr Shabliy, Alexander Butenko, Melvin Guillard, Ramazan Esenbaev, Josh Thomson, Alexander Sarnavskiy, Daron Cruickshank, Justin Gaethje (UFC), Dave Jansen, Brian Foster

Featherweight: Ronnie Mann, Mike Corey, Wilson Reis, Joachim Hansen, Mike Richman, Yusuke Kawanago, Takeshi Inoue, Joe Warren (Division Change), Wagnney Fabiano, Shahbulat Shamhalaev, Honorio Banario, Kazuyuki Miyata, Tatsuya Kawajiri (UFC), Doo Ho Choi (UFC), Takumi Nakayama, Marlon Sandro, Matt Bessette, Shinya Aoki (Division Change), Fabricio de Assis Costa da Silva, Daniel Romero, Magomeddrasul Khasbulaev, Koji Oishi (Retired), Caol Uno, Yoshifumi Nakamura, Diego Nunes, John Teixeira da Conceicao, Yutaka Saito, Isao Kobayashi, Rick Glenn (UFC), Sheymon da Silva Moraes, Hiroyuki Takaya, Goiti Yamauchi (Division Change), Georgi Karakhanyan (Division Change), Rasul Mirzaev, Emmanuel Sanchez, Jadamba Narantungala, Marcos Alexandre Campos de Almeida, Ivan Buchinger

Bantamweight: Hiroshi Nakamura, Masakazu Imanari, Hideo Tokoro, Yusup Saadulaev, Antonio Banuelos, Wagnney Fabiano (Division Change), Alexis Vila, Rodolfo Marques Diniz, Travis Marx, Zach Makovsky (Division Change), Kyoji Horiguchi (UFC), Miguel Torres, Leandro Issa (UFC), Pablo Alfonso, Ed West, Anthony Leone, Yuta Sasaki (UFC), Tyson Nam, Cody Bollinger, Mike Richman, Kevin Belingon, Josh Hill, Jonathan Brookins, Timur Valiev, Sheymon da Silva Moraes (Division Change), Luis Alberto Nogueira (Division Change), Victor Henry, Dae Hwan Kim, Tom Duquesnoy (UFC), Leandro Higo, Marlon Moraes (UFC), Chris Gutierrez, Emmanuel Sanchez (Division Change), Petr Yan, Joe Taimanglo

Flyweight: Chico Camus, Bruno Azevedo

Strawweight: Ryuto Sawada

Women's Featherweight: Faith Van Duin, Daria Ibragimova, Charmaine Tweet

Women's Flyweight: Mackenzie Dern  (UFC), Rin Nakai, Sarah D'Alelio, Lena Ovchynnikova
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Global-MMA Ranking Rules

*This ranking system includes fighters that are not under exclusive contract to the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC).

*Top level fighters that leave the UFC may be ranked in subsequent rankings.

*Fighters that sign exclusively to the UFC will be removed from the rankings. 

*Rankings are based on a fighter's overall career results and recent performance.

*A fighter will be ranked number one if he defeats the number one ranked fighter in the weight division except under certain rare circumstances where the number two ranked fighter clearly deserves to move into the number one ranking position.  

*Victories over highly ranked fighters and losses against non-ranked opponents have a larger effect on the fighters ranking position.

*A fighter will not necessarily take the place of his opponent in the rankings after a victory or a loss.

* A fighter can move up a maximum of three spots with impressive victories over a fighter ranked below him; however, there is no limit if the fighter earned a title or a tournament championship with the victory.

* An unranked newly crowned champion who earned a title in a major league MMA promotion can enter the top ten even with a victory over an unranked fighter.

*A fighter will drop in the rankings if he does not fight regularly against high level competition.

*A top ten ranked fighter can become ranked in another weight division after one or more wins in his new weight class.

*A fighter can be ranked in two different weight divisions.

*Champions and fighters from prominent promotions will have an advantage over champions and fighters from promotions with lesser competition.

*A fighter will be removed from the rankings if he does not fight for two years.

*Fighters that are signed to multiple promotions will have their promotions listed based on the following criteria: 1) championship held in a promotion, 2) predominant promotion the fighter fights in, 3) promotion last fought in.

*Rankings will be updated every month.

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February Scheduled Fight

Heavyweight
#4 Matt Mitrione vs. #6 Roy Nelson at Bellator 194 : Nelson vs. Mitrione 2 - February 16

#8 Sergei Kharitonov vs. *N.R Joey Beltran at RCC 2: With Goltsov and Kharitonov - February 25

Light Heavyweight
#7 Liam McGeary vs. *N.R Vadim Nemkov at Bellator 194 : Nelson vs. Mitrione 2 - February 16

Con Stephan Puetz vs. *N.R Khadis Ibragimov at M-1 Challenge 88: Ismagulov vs. Tutarauli - February 22

Middleweight
N/A

Welterweight
N/A

Lightweight
#3 Derek Campos vs. #5 Patricky Freire at Bellator 194 : Nelson vs. Mitrione 2 - February 16

Featherweight
N/A

Bantamweight
N/A

Flyweight
N/A

This is the 6th year of the Global-MMA rankings!

CDF47 wrote:This is the 6th year of the Global-MMA rankings!

Wow 6 years it is great to see that fighters outside the ufc get top 10 rankings it's a pity the other ones don't follow suit. It would certainly get rid of the "if you're not in the ufc you're a can crusher" BS

westcott123 wrote:

CDF47 wrote:This is the 6th year of the Global-MMA rankings!

Wow 6 years it is great to see that fighters outside the ufc get top 10 rankings it's a pity the other ones don't follow suit. It would certainly get rid of the "if you're not in the ufc you're a can crusher" BS

6 years this month.

Yeah, that would be nice.

CDF47 wrote:

westcott123 wrote:

CDF47 wrote:This is the 6th year of the Global-MMA rankings!

Wow 6 years it is great to see that fighters outside the ufc get top 10 rankings it's a pity the other ones don't follow suit. It would certainly get rid of the "if you're not in the ufc you're a can crusher" BS

6 years this month.

Yeah, that would be nice.

100% mma was so much better when there were 2 big organizations though I had pride at number 1. In my view pride had the better fighters in the heavier division 185 up were as the ufc was on par slightly had the better fighters in the lighter divisions.

CDF47 wrote:This is the 6th year of the Global-MMA rankings!

Nice job as always   we have the best ranking

westcott123 wrote:

CDF47 wrote:

westcott123 wrote:

CDF47 wrote:This is the 6th year of the Global-MMA rankings!

Wow 6 years it is great to see that fighters outside the ufc get top 10 rankings it's a pity the other ones don't follow suit. It would certainly get rid of the "if you're not in the ufc you're a can crusher" BS

6 years this month.

Yeah, that would be nice.

100% mma was so much better when there were 2 big organizations though I had pride at number 1. In my view pride had the better fighters in the heavier division 185 up were as the ufc was on par slightly had the better fighters in the lighter divisions.

That was definitely the golden age of the sport. I would like to see it happen once again with the rise of Rizin.

Kingfedor wrote:

CDF47 wrote:This is the 6th year of the Global-MMA rankings!

Nice job as always   we have the best ranking

Thanks and you make them look very professional and do a great job on the FLW and WMMA divisions.

CDF47 wrote:

westcott123 wrote:

CDF47 wrote:

westcott123 wrote:

CDF47 wrote:This is the 6th year of the Global-MMA rankings!

Wow 6 years it is great to see that fighters outside the ufc get top 10 rankings it's a pity the other ones don't follow suit. It would certainly get rid of the "if you're not in the ufc you're a can crusher" BS

6 years this month.

Yeah, that would be nice.

100% mma was so much better when there were 2 big organizations though I had pride at number 1. In my view pride had the better fighters in the heavier division 185 up were as the ufc was on par slightly had the better fighters in the lighter divisions.

That was definitely the golden age of the sport.  I would like to see it happen once again with the rise of Rizin.

Hopefully that Phoenix will  rise again soon of course negative Nancy's will say uh it will mean less super fights and the best spread out across 2 organizations that maybe so but  at least there won't be any if you're not in the ufc you're a can crusher though they will accuse every rizin fighter to be on steroids of course  as we know the ufc has always been roid free. If I say when this does happen which fighters do people see jumping ship? I think guys like DJ,  Aldo, come to mind and most likely the other top 10 who 1 don't suck up to the ufc  2 getting screwed around.

westcott123 wrote:

CDF47 wrote:

westcott123 wrote:

CDF47 wrote:

westcott123 wrote:

Wow 6 years it is great to see that fighters outside the ufc get top 10 rankings it's a pity the other ones don't follow suit. It would certainly get rid of the "if you're not in the ufc you're a can crusher" BS

6 years this month.

Yeah, that would be nice.

100% mma was so much better when there were 2 big organizations though I had pride at number 1. In my view pride had the better fighters in the heavier division 185 up were as the ufc was on par slightly had the better fighters in the lighter divisions.

That was definitely the golden age of the sport.  I would like to see it happen once again with the rise of Rizin.

Hopefully that Phoenix will  rise again soon of course negative Nancy's will say uh it will mean less super fights and the best spread out across 2 organizations that maybe so but  at least there won't be any if you're not in the ufc you're a can crusher though they will accuse every rizin fighter to be on steroids of course  as we know the ufc has always roid free. If I say when this does happen which fighters do people see jumping ship? I think guys like DJ,  Aldo, come to mind and most likely the other top 10 who 1 don't suck up to the ufc  2 getting screwed around.

I could see a lot of fighters wanting out of the UFC like Hunt, Werdum, DJ, Aldo, and many others.  I think fighters like Overeem would like to go back to Japan to finish there careers.  I could see Shogun jumping ship also.

There will be lots and those guys I can see jumping ship. I will say this if when rizin starts crowing Division champions

one thing I didn't like about pride was the lack of defences of the belts I my view the belt should at least be defended every 3rd or 4th fight not 8 non title fights and 1 defence per 9 bouts.

Unless there is grand prix it should be mandatory to defend every 3rd or 4th match.

westcott123 wrote:There will be lots and those guys I can see jumping ship. I will say this if when rizin starts crowing Division champions

one thing I didn't like about pride was the lack of defences of the belts I  my view the belt should at least be defended every 3rd or 4th fight not 8 non title fights and 1 defence per 9 bouts.

Unless there is grand prix it should be mandatory to defend every 3rd or 4th match.

I didn't like the non-title bouts either (except for GPs).

http://forums.sherdog.com/threads/nganou-would-murder-fedor.3671365/

I thought I post this for a laugh yeah right prime fedor would of beaten Nganaou down worse then stipe
Fedor
. Well rounded
. Iron chin
. Lhw speed
Nganaou
. Big
. Powerful
. One dimensional

westcott123 wrote:http://forums.sherdog.com/threads/nganou-would-murder-fedor.3671365/

I thought I post this for a laugh yeah right prime fedor would of beaten Nganaou down worse then stipe
Fedor
. Well rounded
. Iron chin
. Lhw speed
Nganaou
. Big
. Powerful
. One dimensional

Yeah, that is a bad choke. Prime Fedor would crush him.

CDF47 wrote:

westcott123 wrote:http://forums.sherdog.com/threads/nganou-would-murder-fedor.3671365/

I thought I post this for a laugh yeah right prime fedor would of beaten Nganaou down worse then stipe
Fedor
. Well rounded
. Iron chin
. Lhw speed
Nganaou
. Big
. Powerful
. One dimensional

Yeah, that is a bad choke.  Prime Fedor would crush him.

He would then again the zombies have been saying it for years even during when pride was around.

If those people think that a 5ft10 230lb fedor can't throw Nganaou on his head they are out of their minds prime fedor was thick solid guy and men with those body types are capable of doing that especially with years of training.

I would not be surprised that some of those fall for the Hollywood image you know the guy with the abs and the big muscles and think he is a bad arse mother fucker that ain't worth Jack if you're huffing and puffing after a couple of minutes.

I have noticed this through out the years is that ever notice how the zombies would give praise for say stipe knocking out arlovski but when fedor did 6 years before it was arlovski has a glass chin, his past his prime he was beating fedor up and fedor got lucky if you watch that fight in slow motion not one punch landed flush they either landed on the arms or fedor rolled with them. Same with Tim Sylvia randy got praise for beating him but when fedor did it Tim was never that good anyway.

westcott123 wrote:

CDF47 wrote:

westcott123 wrote:http://forums.sherdog.com/threads/nganou-would-murder-fedor.3671365/

I thought I post this for a laugh yeah right prime fedor would of beaten Nganaou down worse then stipe
Fedor
. Well rounded
. Iron chin
. Lhw speed
Nganaou
. Big
. Powerful
. One dimensional

Yeah, that is a bad choke.  Prime Fedor would crush him.

He would then again the zombies have been saying it for years even during when pride was around.

If those people think that a 5ft10 230lb fedor can't throw Nganaou on his head they are out of their minds prime fedor was thick solid guy and men with those body types are capable of doing that especially with years of training.

I would not be surprised that some of those fall for the Hollywood image you know the guy with the abs and the big muscles and think he is a bad arse mother fucker that ain't worth Jack if you're huffing and puffing after a couple of minutes.

I have noticed this through out the years is that ever notice how the zombies would give praise for say stipe knocking out arlovski but when fedor did 6 years before it was arlovski has a glass chin, his past his prime he was beating fedor up and fedor got lucky if you watch that fight in slow motion not one punch landed flush they either landed on the arms or fedor rolled with them. Same with Tim Sylvia randy got praise for beating him but when fedor did it Tim was never that good anyway.

Definitely, that is how the zombies are. They never gave any respect to Fedor.