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The greatest? No, that title belongs to Fedor Emelianenko, or maybe Masahiko Kimura... Masahiko Kimura - Wikipedia the free encyclopediaNo doubt. That hip roll said it all.HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
As a grappler myself (GJJ)...what a treat that was.
"Strikers" cant fight. They can box. But a true fight...grapplers will always have a superior edge. Anyone can learn to throw punches with a few months of training. Superior grappling skills takes many years to develop.
This kid looks like his background is probably wrestling.
And you're absolutely right! Get into a fight with a wrestler and unless you're a wrestler, too, or you knock him out with a lucky punch, he will take you down and hurt you as much as he wants to. Wrestlers almost without exception dominate UFC, which I enjoy watching. (I don't care for boxing, which is comparatively boring.)
Yes it was pretty clear in the early days of UFC before people started mixing different martial arts. Wrestlers like Severn were dominating.
Greatest fighter of all time...STILL undefeated. ..Rickson Gracie. The legend.