Don Frye with some Texas Straight Talk

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From the same thread:







I made a list of the top ten guys based on W's & L's, had nothing to do with skillsets & technical striking & all the other stuff you guys were jabbering on about.

What, so someone with 4 (or 3 wins, not sure when that was made) in the UFC makes it to number 6 on your list. How is 3 or 4 wins as dominate as anyone? Really??? You put Brock's 4 win streak right up there with GSP and Silva huh?

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& Also to some of the earlier points made, it's no big deal that Brock lost. Everyone loses, Cain will lose, that's MMA. It's his performance in the loss, and even in his win against Shane Carwin, that has people calling Brock out. Honestly I hope he comes back better than ever, I know the UFC is going to keep pushing him so I want him to be a good ambassador for the sport. At the same time when the biggest draw in MMA verbally taps to strikes can you blame some of the old guard for taking offense to that? Of course not, so stop taking the Brock Lesnar debates so personally, when you're being pushed the way he was and perform like that you're going to be criticized, whether you're coming from the WWE or not.

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What, so someone with 4 (or 3 wins, not sure when that was made) in the UFC makes it to number 6 on your list. How is 3 or 4 wins as dominate as anyone? Really??? You put Brock's 4 win streak right up there with GSP and Silva huh?

Actually no, I had him behind those guys.

I had him as the second of two heavyweighs on the list, behind Fedor. He was the #1 heavyweight in the UFC. He beat both champions (Couture & Mir). Carwin & Cain were still rising. Overeem hadnt fought in months, if not years. Barnett had a win over Yvel, and the test failure. The only other heavy being argued was Nog, who was coming off the bad loss and looking washed up. So who else was there?