Comments by "Sam Black" (@samblack5313) on "Jamahal Hill Octagon Interview | UFC Vegas 59" video.
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@sorelvio79
Sure, you missed your opportunity to list Arlovski.. the ability to go longer doesn’t mean you stay in your prime, it just means the drop off isn’t as bad as lower classes.
What you’re not considering is, they’re not machines, drive fades, and niggling injuries limit your training capacity, which limits your fight capacity. With age people lose the desire to get up at 4am and run themselves to the point of vomiting 7 days a week. Understandable.
DC was still there mentally to fight, but his body was gone, his career ended at around 40, on a loss.
Jan would never have been champ if Jones wasn’t a fuck up, same with Glover.. both on the backs of losses, look like they’re slowing down… because they are.
Stipe is 39.. he was last on top at 36-37….. why make things up?
It seems like these guys start to fold in their late 30’s.. because they’re ageing fighters.
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@sorelvio79
Then you could say that about LHW and HW.. other end of the scale. Not as many fighters, as you said, the numbers are stacked in the middle.
So is it only FW/LW/MW that we rate because that’s the average size? In which case, if you’re going to write off DJ, you have to write off Jones/DC/Stipe/etc.
FLW is less popular because of size not because there were no fighters to fill the division. DJ finished an Olympic gold medallist in about a minute.. is that sub par competition?
HW is actually the hardest division to find fighters for, they were worried the division will die a while back just due to lack of bodies. I’m a bum, I train for fun, but I have a big body. I was getting (clinch) rounds at TMT/Top Team Phuket against legitimate pro fighters because there just wasn’t enough big bodies for fighters to train with.
DJ was exceptional, Rogan wholeheartedly called him the greatest fighter to ever live, and he wasn’t being paid to say that like with Rousey/McGreger because Dana didn’t like DJ.
It’s interesting to see the bias against DJ though.
Jones dominated his division, people say he’s amazing
DJ did the same, it’s due to a weak division
Yet DJ is the technically superior of the 2 fighters, this isn’t debatable. If you can point out another fighter capable of a suplex to mid air arm bar transition in round 5 of a title fight, I’d love to know who they are.
I think they were both exceptional fighters. DJ never popped for peds though. So it’s DJ for me.
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