Lmao

😂

Good basic boxing .

When you find a weakness you exploit it. Simple.

I wish I could see GSP vs Islam. Both in their prime! 😔

Like gsp himself said “it’s difficult to comeback from a fight where you got knocked out,but it’s even more difficult to comeback from a fight where you’ve been absolutely dominated,like you could clearly feel that you did not belong there”

@@davidchapman3042 Same what Jon Jones did to people, thats why theyre considered GOATs

@@klodd5328 absolutely 💯

Perfectly said

He was just a dominate champion

he was boring. always decisions.

after all of the mad shite that Josh said to him in the TUF, Georges was the first one to greet him and his team after that fight. you gotta give that one to Georges, what an absolutely humble human being.

Honestly it’s not even close. Casuals think Khabib is the Goat, dickheads think Jones is the Goat becos a cheater is a cheater. GSP is the one and only True GOAT of the UFC 🐐 🇨🇦

@@thedeep2202 ig I’m a dickhead

@@thedeep2202 na lol

@@thedeep2202 only the muslims think khabib is goat....they just support him because of his religion....if khabib was non-muslim he would never be anywhere in the goat talks

Rogan is too funny!!😆😅🤣😂🤡🎅

Josh was a good heel, and also no fkng joke. I keep having to remind ppl he did beat Rumble Johnson at welter. There are factors in play (like Anthony cutting all that weight to make 170 and the fact he had really weak submission defense, but Hey.....he beat a monster)

My cousin from PA had friends that had been coached by Koshcheck. They didn't like him either.

@@exspiravit6920disagree. He had Xpac “Going Away Heat”

Koscheck was putting on a show. Hype yourself as a hated cat in the MMA business and you'll sign more contracts, everyone knows this. Josh knew it before others did. Koscheck is a beast and trains guys now down in Fresno. He's very well liked at his gym.

​@mattf2146 I'd have a tough time taking Koshcheck seriously as a coach. What's he doing, training the younger generation to be cheaters? Maybe he's developed new methods of faking eye pokes and other non-existent fouls. He's a punk

Leg sweep leg sweep uppercut uppercut leg sweep etc.....toasty

Pretty good analogy... Lol...

jab jab cross body hook wäschspindeldrehkick jab jab jab

And the occasional takedown

The night Koschek joined The Illuminati !

Imagine having to drive back home because the gaps of air in your eye socket could lead it to pop out if you fly in a plane. George still took the mic to pay the guy respect for taking the fight coming all the way to canada,they both showed true sportsmanship there.

In so many ways bro

Fighters were better back then and fights were so much more entertaining than today

@@carter3369 so delusional 🤦‍♂️😂 the welterweights of today would woop the WW fighters of this Era. Especially guys like Josh koshcheck don't know what you are smoking but I want some grandpa 🤦‍♂️

@@carter3369 so not true, sounds like a you problem

​@@moomaniac2932 grapplers were better back than, strikers are better now.

arm jelqing

the first fight was 74" both side... one gain and the other lost!!! someone was blackout with the tape in Montréal or in the States for the first fight!!

What does that mean? What's jelqing? Does it make your arms longer?

Ya I was thinking same

@@deserthunter73google it

One of my faves, among many great ones. I also love the Fitch fight.

it was a war.

yup. since this loss, Josh couldn't even take hard shots in the face anymore and became more hesitant than usual. Georges took his physical prime out of him.

@@eetfuk3571 (I've had to repeat this a lot LOL) BUT......Josh beat some of the best guys to get where he was, including RUMBLE JOHNSON. Hard to believe it but Rumble had to make 170 and was learning wrestle/sub defense, so it was fair play. Josh wasn't a joke.....even though he was a doucher.

All that shit talking and St. Pierre ended his career. 🤣🤣

From faking eyepokes to faking nutshots Josh was a MMA Eddie Guerrero and despite being the biggest douche I loved him for it. He fully embraced the bad guy role and it helped elevate guys like GSP and people loved the previously hated Woodley because of the way he killed Koscheck.

He was a good troll, but people forget!! He actually beat Rumble Johnson at Welter.....that's hard to believe even though I saw it live.

@@RagingCookie127 True but Josh was no joke man, he beat Rumble with his IQ (meaning by NOT throwing punches with him LOL)

...and why not,his mouth cost him that punisher match.

Lol he's a weasel

@@vishnu2407 Nah man, he was "working" as in he was a "Heel" like in pro-wrestling. Probably a bit of a jagoff in real life, but no way he was that on the nose with his hate.

I don't know about that statement

not sure, game evolved alot

you're off the zaza

Is that how Josh beat Rumble Johnson? I seem to remember a choke or some such. I'm really just fkn with ya, Josh was a tool but he did beat the best to get those title shots.

​@@user-dt8cn9gw9w That all sounds imaginary, and made up... GSP was a superb wrestler, and awesome striker... And of course was good on the ground. He was always perfecting whatever he needed to beat his next opponent. He used wrestling for takedowns, boxing for striking, kicks from karate, and ground game BJJ... Those were the base of his skills... He really had zero weaknesses... Early on his ground game was a weakness, but that changed when he realized he needed to approach each fighter with a different strategy. He became a highly intelligent tactician, and that made him almost unbeatable later in his career.

That's easy.....see this is what happens when you simply take a fighter's (or his camp's) word on his dimensions.

I believe the UFC remeasures fighters before every fight. Conor was measured as 5'11" once.