MMA RANKINGS - CHAPTER 2...

But freak does have a point. If FW goes to the UFC, the talent level there will only increase.

By getting guys from Japan because the UFC is high pro, who at LW in the UFC could drop? Frankie won't, he's the Champ, who else?

Wolfgangsta wrote:

But freak does have a point. If FW goes to the UFC, the talent level there will only increase.

The talent level would increase a lot over the next 3 years. The best from all over the world would come and more will cut down from 155. Aldo deserves to be paid better also.

Silva is the P4P king because he's undefeated in the UFC and has been stopping top contenders for years, and to top it all off he survived five brutal rounds to come back and submit a steroid using wrestler. Silva also showed he has the ability to fight at Light Heavy and knock out top ten guys there.

I might replace Fedor with Cain.

GSP above Silva is a joke, he doesn't finish any contenders and was knocked out during his reign.

Lol I'm still laughing at how half of you on here seem to think that taking PED's turns you into some fucking unstoppable Greek mythological creature. That fight was playing out that way no matter what obviously. Chael didn't even have to work for those takedowns

Seriously the p4p discussions here make me want to face palm everytime. I refuse to vote and be a part of the rankings. Couldn't be more of a joke.

bobbitt15 wrote:

Lol I'm still laughing at how half of you on here seem to think that taking PED's turns you into some fucking unstoppable Greek mythological creature. That fight was playing out that way no matter what obviously. Chael didn't even have to work for those takedowns

How can you say it doesn't help? It gives him much more strength to hold Silva down and gave him more power for his punches.

Until Reem beats either Werdum or Fedor he can't be in the top 5.

I don't like how the question is asked. The best HW in the world today is Fedor, hands down.
The true HW Champion of the World is Werdum.
Cain is the 2nd best HW in the world today.

The question is who is number 1 in the rankings?

freakzilla316ftw wrote:

The question is who is number 1 in the rankings?

Fedor. Without a doubt.

OU wrote:

freakzilla316ftw wrote:

The question is who is number 1 in the rankings?

Fedor. Without a doubt.

He can't be number 1 after he lost his last fight.

Cain is the only #1 in MMA HW rankings and only people lost in the fading glory years of Pride would argue otherwise. I don't doubt that Fedor could still become the number 1, but he would have to start acting like a business man instead of a pawn on a chess board.

freakzilla316ftw wrote:

OU wrote:

freakzilla316ftw wrote:

The question is who is number 1 in the rankings?

Fedor. Without a doubt.

He can't be number 1 after he lost his last fight.

This is how it is. Fedor is the best HW in the world. Werdum in the HW Champion of the World. Cain is the 2nd best HW fighter in the world. Take it for what it's worth, that is just how it is.

freakzilla316ftw wrote:

Ali wrote:

freakzilla316ftw wrote:

Wolfgangsta wrote:

1. Werdum
2. Fedor
3. Cain
4. JDS
5. Overeem
6. Carwin
7. Lesnar
8. Antonio Silva
9. Frank Mir
10. Roy Nelson


Josh Barnett is as good as anyone on this list though.

Lesnar beat Carwin 3 months ago so he can't be ranked lower.

Rankings are subjective, Wolf can place him anywhere he wants, it's hit list.

Lolllllllllllllll. Brock BEAT Carwin. If you rank Carwin higher then it shows that either you're biased or you don't know what you're talking about.

Freak, you did the same thing with Kampman and someone else last week!

Andrew the Raider King wrote:

Cain is the only #1 in MMA HW rankings and only people lost in the fading glory years of Pride would argue otherwise. I don't doubt that Fedor could still become the number 1, but he would have to start acting like a business man instead of a pawn on a chess board.

This means the UFC is getting close to signing Fedor. Memo went out to street team members to soften stance on Fedor.

killerofchicken wrote:

freakzilla316ftw wrote:

Ali wrote:

freakzilla316ftw wrote:

Wolfgangsta wrote:

1. Werdum
2. Fedor
3. Cain
4. JDS
5. Overeem
6. Carwin
7. Lesnar
8. Antonio Silva
9. Frank Mir
10. Roy Nelson


Josh Barnett is as good as anyone on this list though.

Lesnar beat Carwin 3 months ago so he can't be ranked lower.

Rankings are subjective, Wolf can place him anywhere he wants, it's hit list.

Lolllllllllllllll. Brock BEAT Carwin. If you rank Carwin higher then it shows that either you're biased or you don't know what you're talking about.

Freak, you did the same thing with Kampman and someone else last week!

Great comeback. Where's the proof?

Andrew the Raider King wrote:

1. GSP
2. Silva
3. Aldo
4. Shogun
5. Cruz
6. Edgar
7. Machida
8. Brock
9. Rashad
10. Velasquez

LOL

I'll do this again after 123 when there's a few weeks of little action. If we don't get participation again this time though we may just put this to bed

WEC UFC Bantamweight Rankings.

1. Dominick Cruz - The champion. Very technically sound. Elusive and unpredictable. He needs to finish his next fight.

2. Scott Jorgensen - Does he have the speed and power to damage Cruz and negate his length and style? He has been on a roll, winning five WEC fights within the span of about 10 months.

3. Urijah Faber - Walked through a Mizugaki who fought had fought close with top ten fighters in all four prior WEC bouts. We know who Urijah Faber is, Jose Aldo and broken hands be damned. He hasn't declined at all. He should be a monster in his natural weight class.

4. Joseph Benavidez - He'd be a finisher even at 125. His next fight should be against Demetrious Johnson or bust!

5. Brian Bowles - Inactivity in a busy division and the way he quit on his stool in his title fight have really dropped him in the rankings. Scotty Jorgensen won the night of Bowles last fight, and twice more since then.

6. Miguel Torres - Submitting Charlie Valencia was a start in his campaign toward reclaiming the title. Antonio Banuelos awaits him in his UFC debut. Provided he passes that test, a superfight with Urijah Faber looms large after that.

7. Eddie Wineland - An injury forced him out of a bout with Damacio Page at WEC 52, but he returns to action against newcomer Ken Stone at WEC 53. The former champion has been impressive, winning his last three bouts with virtuoso MMA boxing.

8. Demetrious Johnson - The win over Damacio Page causes Mightymouse to burst into the top ten.

9. Damacio Page - It's rare to see a fighter gas after a round of grappling in this class. Hopefully it was just ring rust and not a symptom of a deeper conditioning problem.

10. Takeya Mizugaki - He'll need a big win to get back on track. He was competitive with Urijah Faber for about 3 minutes.

No Fabiano in my top ten.

Cruz
Faber really #1
Benavidez
Bowles
Jorgensen
Torres
Ueda
Johnson
Page
Mizugaki

Ueda

He is a top ten, but didn't feel like wasting a spot on him.

Whose that 125er who is ridiculous?

Faber deserves number 2 spot and will win the title when he gets the shot.