pidgey -MainelyBJJ -
LOL Fuck this! Mirs credentials are all of BJ's and maybe more!
uhmmmm.... no.
First, im a Mir fan, but you cant say he's one the same level as BJ.
BJ is the greatest LW of all times, no doubts about that, and most of his losses come from fighting at WW.
He basically never been finished, while Mir has been KTFO multiple times.
BJ won many undisputed world titles, Mir won one against Tim Sylvia and one interim against Big Nog.
I give you the excuse for the motorcycle accident, without that one Mir would have won more titles, but it is what it is, on a leged scale BJ is a 10, Mir a 8.
BJ PENN
Mixed martial arts
- Ultimate Fighting Championship
- UFC Lightweight Championship (One time)
- UFC Welterweight Championship (One time)
- Submission of the Night (Two times)
- Fight of the Night (One time)
- Knockout of the Night (One time)
- Most successful Lightweight title defenses (three)
- Most consecutive Lightweight title defenses (three)
- First and only UFC Champion to challenge another UFC Champion for a chance at holding two belts simultaneously in two different divisions.
- One of only two men in UFC history to win UFC championship titles in two different weight categories.
FRANK MIR
Mixed martial arts
- Ultimate Fighting Championship
- UFC Heavyweight Championship (One time)
- Interim UFC Heavyweight Championship (One time)
- Submission of the Night (Two times)
- Most wins in UFC Heavyweight division in history (14)[81]
- Most fights in UFC Heavyweight division in history (20)[82]
- Most finishes in UFC Heavyweight division in history (11)
- Third most wins by submission in UFC history (8)
- Most wins by submission in UFC Heavyweight division in history (8)
- First and only toe hold finish in UFC history
- Fastest submission in UFC Heavyweight division in history (46 seconds)
- Fought five different UFC Heavyweight Champions
- Defeated four different UFC Heavyweight Champions
- Submission of the Year (2011) vs. Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira on December 10[83]