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I wanted to see that fight damn jose aldo retired he fights were awesome he will be missed but I hope Dominick Cruz get back on track and fight again

We almost missed out in diaz vs ferguson saved by the bell 🔔 and never got silva vs gsp Jones vs cain Aldo vs pettis But we did get not knowing back then the best 125 vs the best 135 DJ VS CRUZ

They did Cruz wrong to be honest

We missed out on Edgar vs Cruz as well.

Peppridge farm remembers.

I 'member

@@davidf68 Bless you.

Member Josh Koscheck faking eye pokes?

an elephant will always remember

I had to double take at that

You beat me to it

Frankie has been really respectful! Dana, thats the fight to make! -Conor

Probably bc frankie was never the king of 145 he dethrone the king lightweight div BJ PENN

UBEREEM not close

That was strike force

@@nev12345678910 good point. I didn't read the title properly.

@@CountaPhobia anyway, channel name is (at least for now :D ) MMA on point, not UFC on point, so could´ve included at least as honorable mention...

@@filipt.585 Well said bro.

Were both fighters ufc stars at some point?

Frankie edgar when he beat up yair rodriguez

Cowboy beating Alexander.

@@hakr4751 Its funny how Yair critics still hold onto that fight as if it somehow relevant today. Current Yair beats that version of Frankie.

@@madgavin7568 what ya mean “hold on to it” it’s a loss in his professional career at a time when everyone thought he’d just blitz through the division.

@@carphucker2973 Whenever Yair is talked about now, TILL DIS DAY some peeps are always bringing up the Frankie loss. Yair is an elite and fun fighter but he's not hugely well-liked, for a loud minority bringing up the Frankie fight is their way of expressing their dissatisfaction with him.

Angela lee struggles to win on her home planet

Or just an episode on weird geographical anomalies. If you dig enough you'll surely find some fighters who only win in certain states/continents/countries or in certain time zones, etc. I bet there's some whacky crap out there. Or fight time anomalies, etc.

That narrows it down lol

@@oskar6661 that complicated and boring

So many plastic paddies over in Boston right? 🤣

It honestly did feel like a PASSING of the torch, as opposed to prying it out of the old legends broken dead hands😂

For sure, it’s just two really skilled technical fighters trying to show off and touch each other, as opposed to beating the life out of the old man lmao

Its karma for being a trash human being if you ask me

Hey at least he got the belt. & 2 times at that, plus 4 defenses cumulatively

@@dominick366 yh at least that if not for the big layoffs I would consider him the bantamweight GOAT without question

Also, the fight vs Dillashaw to reclaim the belt was pretty epic. It was a banger. Two highly skilled fighters in their prime, putting on a clinic. It won fight of the night, had some great striking exchanges throughout the entire bout, and had Cruz just edging TJ on the scorecards. Career-wise, that’s gotta be his best moment, especially with him returning from injuries to win it back. It’s arguably one of the best bantamweight title fights ever, and helped contribute to growing the sport to what it is today. Sure, it would’ve been awesome to see Cruz live up to his Dominator nickname during the years plagued by injury, but that fight encapsulated the “maybe what could’ve been…”, part of his legacy, all boiled down into that one fight. I guess it’s the next best thing, to seeing a Cruz title run.

Frozen Like Elsa!

Thanks for pointing that out. Given the rate of output this channel has and the number of sources they have to scrounge for clips, the editing is straight-up remarkable.

Wait, wasn't Coleman competing at LHW by that stage? Old, slow, battle worn Coleman vs younger, bigger, stronger, basically undamaged Lesnar would've been nothing less than a State Sanctioned Assault

@@rickybobby38 Coleman was coming off a victory over Stephan Bonnar, he was pretty beat up by that point, years of doing steroids. In an interview he said he knew that the fight with Brock was a way to get Brock over. However, that’s what was supposed to happen to Stephan. The fight before Stephan, was Coleman’s rematch with Shogun - Coleman was given to Shogun in Pride to have Shogun get a victory over a world champ - Coleman won. In their second fight Coleman lost with less than a minute in the third round. He kept shocking everyone by winning, he wanted Lesnar to prove he could still beat the younger guys.

@@acriddick8536 I remember that one. Shogun had a brutal arm break after a Coleman takedown. Damn, we're old.

Can still hear the "Aguerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrroooooooo"

Not directed at me but I hope you're well too dude

@@benparton1849 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻

😂😂🤣🤣🤣

And cowboy v Alex hernandez but that ain’t work out

Neither are on the list

I’ve realized and am sad. The list more like true ranked up and comers who get fed an OG on their way to the title shot, went from video title alone 😢

That wasn't a sacrifice, they basically gave BJ the worst fighter on the roster in hopes to get him a win lol.

Ryan hall wasnt even close to worse on the roster, it was dudes first fight back since winning the Ultimate Fighter and BJ Penn was a +900 underdog or sum dumb like that

Can we choose to believe Khamzat purposely missed weight so he didn't have to be the guy that ended Nate's UFC career in a mob-style contract killing ... It was infinitely more satisfying to see him shut down Mr Mouth Holland in a quick fashion and then having Nate go at it with Tony in a fight that would basically consequence-free for both guys (and them both getting some much deserved spotlight & $$$ too)

Mercy shown . Class act at his expense 😅

@@rickybobby38 agreed but Lee got robbed intentionally

@@rrahul8794 I was about to say what the heck does Kevin Lee have to do with anything here, then realized you meant The Leech 😂😂 Yeah he definitely got the raw end of the deal here with the fight reshuffle and then with what the "judges" did to his fight on the night with Mr Rodrigues (you'd almost swear they found Rogan's stash of edibles & scarfed down the entire baggie), I don't think D-Rod was overly impressed either (yeah he'll take the W gladly, but he seems like someone who wants to do it fair & square) & seems like he's open to rematching Leech at a later time.

diaz would probably still be in the ICU now 😂😂

The UFC can be vindictive at times... We saw what they tried to do with Nate Diaz.

Stipe Vs Francis and let's see if Usman has one coming

Good call.

Stipe did get a rematch against DC though without having to fight another contender, he simply waited while DC snuck in a title defence. I think its fair to say Woodley didn't deserve an immediate rematch considering he got dominated in what should have been a 50-42 decision loss, whilst showing no sense of urgency.

@@tiagopacheco4654 Stipe only had 1 defence on his 2nd title reign (he played his automatic rematch card against DC), plus he got destroyed by Francis in a shutout KO loss. Considering those facts and his less then positive relationship with the UFC, he was never going to get an immediate rematch.

@@madgavin7568 true but technically not an immediate rematch, its only an immediate rematch when the two fighters step into the octagon again without facing anyone else.

That would have been a mauling. Nate got a big win on his way out instead of being torn to shreds in seconds.

@@ZachGatesHere definitely him getting a past prime furgeson instead was a blessing

Khamzat is a middleweight. He doesn't belong at 170.

@@__D-B__ he just has to find where he can be his self and be dominant without having to worry about a weight cut but he’s At least top 5 in both

@@JuanSanchez-vh6od He's only 28. It's only gonna get more difficult to make 170. Guys add a bit of natural weight around 30 as their metabolism slows down, he already has trouble making 170 and he looks terrible on the scale when he does make weight. He needs to move up and stop fucking around.