Ranking Pound for Pound mmafighting

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1. Fedor Emelianenko (1): With his 31-1 record, and his current streak of finishing eight straight opponents in the first or second round, Fedor is still the best in the world. But with only one fight in the last 14 months, and with nothing more scheduled, his grip on the top spot isn't as tight as it used to be.

2. Anderson Silva (2): What could Silva do to leapfrog Fedor? He'd have to absolutely dominate Demian Maia on Saturday, and he'd have to hold his own with Maia on the ground. We already know that Silva is far better than Maia in the stand-up game, so knocking out Maia quickly, the way Nate Marquardt did wouldn't really change our perceptions of him. But Maia is one of the best Brazilian jiu jitsu players in the world. If Silva can handle Maia on the ground, he'd be making a strong statement that he's a better all-around fighter than Fedor.

3. Georges St-Pierre (3): Yes, he thoroughly dominated Dan Hardy at UFC 111. But I'm going to have a hard time calling him the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world if he doesn't become more of a finisher. In 16 UFC fights, he's been stopped in the first round as many times as he's stopped his opponents in the first round.

4. B.J. Penn (4): Could Penn jump all the way up from No. 4 to No. 1 on Saturday? I believe he could, if he absolutely smashes Frank Edgar and finishes the fight in the first round.

5. Lyoto Machida (5): The undefeated Machida isn't too far from the top of the pound-for-pound list, either, although to get to the top he'd need to look a lot better in his rematch against Shogun Rua than he did in their first fight.

6. Jose Aldo (6): If Aldo fights in 2010 -- starting April 24 against Urijah Faber -- like he did in 2009, he'll have a strong case for the top spot, too.

7. Dominick Cruz (NR): The WEC bantamweight champion hasn't lost since moving down to 135 pounds, and his only loss at any weight came against Faber in a featherweight title fight three years ago.

8. Shogun Rua (8): He fought essentially even with Machida for 25 minutes in October. Their rematch is only a month away.

9. Rashad Evans (9): I always hear from readers who think Evans has no business on a Top 10 pound-for-pound list. I think people are going to be surprised by just how good he looks against Rampage Jackson in May.

10. Joseph Benavidez (10): Even in the WEC's smallest weight class, 135 pounds, he's fighting bigger opponents. And no one except Cruz has been able to beat him

Data: 05/04/2010

Por: Michael David Smith

Fonte: mmafighting.com

Editado April 13, 2010 por Dudu show

[toni veloso 0]

gostaria saber qual o problema de abrir um post de apoio ao lutador anderson silva e o mesmo ser removido para sengundona sera que os moderadores nao gostam do lutado anderson silva

[pipo 0]

bem legal os argumentos..

[NaturalSP 0]

Anderson Silva em segundo ???

O cara q não teve coragem de ao menos tentar um ground pound sobre o Demian ....

Como eu já disse, não é a toa que Fedor é primeiro.. Trocou com Cro Cop e bagunçou a guarda do Minota... Isso é ser o melhor, ser superior a dois monstros sagrados, em cima de suas especialidades...

Abç

[armyofone 0]

Sua resposta está na minha assinatura, toni veloso.

Quanto ao post... Fedor não faz lutas importantes há muito tempo pra ficar em primeiro em qualquer ranking...

[Mr.K' 0]

Gostei.

[pluspaul 0]

Mudaria o Bj Penn, colocaria mais embaixo.

[Dudu show 0]

gostaria saber qual o problema de abrir um post de apoio ao lutador anderson silva e o mesmo ser removido para sengundona sera que os moderadores nao gostam do lutado anderson silva

PEGUNTA ISTO DIRETAMENTE A ALGUM MODERADOR, POR MP, O ASSUNTO DO TÓPICO É OUTRO.

[Toguro 0]

Como eu já disse, não é a toa que Fedor é primeiro.. Trocou com Cro Cop e bagunçou a guarda do Minota... Isso é ser o melhor, ser superior a dois monstros sagrados, em cima de suas especialidades...

é companheiro vc acha se o Fedor estivesse no UFC ele estaria com essa bola toda o MMA evoluiu muito

[Paulo Assis 0]

Anderson perdeu pro Demian foi?? :unsure:

[Dudu show 0]

Na minha opinião Lyoto e José Aldo, deveriam estar na frente do BJ Penn.

[Lyoniki 0]

E passado o evento do último sábado, como fica o ranking? Melhor esperar até Rashad vs. Rampage! :unsure:

[paladino_mma 0]

lyoto n era pra estar nem em setimo, apesar da decisao todos o viram ser dominado pelo shogun.

anderson n tem nivel p ser chamado de numero 1 P4P enqto existirem lutares muito mais completos que ele como fedor e GSP.

Anderson é 3 P4P no MAXIMO!

[franke 0]

Esqueceram do Lesnar

:unsure:

[tico_bahiano 0]

Ta faltando o Aoki nesse meio aí