MarkLong, let me be the first on this thread to welcome you to the underground! I, for one, hope you are here for a long time, and I look forward to reading your opinions and thoughts on the sport of MMA.
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Excuse me while I repost this, in case it gets edited again:
this is my list of the 100 greatest Mixed Martial Artists of all time, some are listed by accomplishments, some are listed based on ability, and some are based on what they have done for the sport. In no paticular order. 1 Jens Pulver first lightweight champion.2 Matt Hughs do i need a reason. 3 Pat Miletich one of first cross trainers. 4. Matt Hume the wizard 5. Gene Lebell 6. Kyoshi Sakuraba First to defeat the gracies.7. Royce Gracie 1st ufc champion 8 Dan Severn only triple crown winner. 9 Ken Shamrock First superfight champion. 10. Nathan Marquadt 7x kop. 11 Bj Penn first american wc bb. 12 Dan Gable one of the greatest wrestlers and trainers of all time. 13 Maurice Smith 14 pedro rizzo 15 Randy Catour 16 Mark Coleman 17 that fedor guy 18 Tim Sylvia 19 tito orti88z 20 Chuck Liddle 21 bas rutten 22 vanderli silva 23 vitor belfort 24 ricardo arona 25 mario sperry 26 Josh barnett 27 don frye 28 dean lister 29 dave menne 30 evan tanner 31 rich franklin 32 anderson silva 33 frank shamrock 34 murillo boustamante 35 hayato machida 36 jeremy horn 37 carlos newton 38 Renzo gracie 39 rickson gracie 40 duane ludwig 41 yves edwards 42 royler gracie 43 lavern clark 44 george stpierre 45 diego sanchez 46 forest griffen 47 kevin randleman 48 shogun rua 49 guy mezger 50 amar suloev 51 farmer burns 52 marvin eastman 53 quinton jackson 54 ninja rua 55 hadieko yoshida 56 alistar overeem 57 travis fulton 58 yves edwards 59 tank abbott 60 ranato verhissimo 61 joe riggs 62 ebeneezer fontes braga 63 alan goes 64 paulo filho 65 peter arters 66 sean sherk 67 josh koscheck 68 shonie carter 69 nate quarry 70 mirko crocop 71 frank mir 72and that norguria guy 73 shaolin Riberio cause his name is shaolin 74 is cabbage correria 75 is bob sapp 76 andrei arvolski 77 Mark kerr78 pele landis 79 dan henderson 80don frye 81 genki sudo 82 din thomas 83 josh neer 84robbie lawler 85stephan bonnar 86 is chris Leban 87 ricco rodrigez88 is mark coleman 89 kevin randleman 90 elvis sonosic91mike tyson youngest champion of all time 92 cael Sanderson 93 Bruce Lee 94 don wilson 95 frank dux 96 marco ruas 97 bernard hopkins 98igor vovanchince 99david doddd 100john lewis there you guys go the best of the best
You no at first when I started reading your comments I was pissed. I spent days working on this list. Watching tapes and reading old magazines. Just so I could share my vast knowledge of the sport with all of you. But after I stopped being mad I realized some of these comments are actually very funny. I also wanted to add that I have very good points to back up all of my 100 selections. Thanks for reading guys.
"I spent days working on this list. Watching tapes and reading old magazines. Just so I could share my vast knowledge of the sport with all of you".
Big mistake buddy... Nobody here is going to appreciate you putting that much effort in to a post. It's kinda like how when you try to hard with a women... That never works and you just become a joke shared between her and her friends. Just do what everyone else here does. Say the first thing that comes to mind without thinking about it...
All have to say is look at #95. Frank Dux, he beat Bolo even after he had salt thrown in his eyes. Plus, he had the fastest knockout and fastest kick in the Kumite.
List is Bul shit. Count Dante is easily the top 5, if not 1, and no mention of the man everyone is scared to fight so he can't get a fight; Brian Davis.