Outstanding Fedor E Career-Highlights

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  • fitguy67
    SBR Hall of Famer
    • 03-13-11
    • 5082

    #1
    Outstanding Fedor E Career-Highlights


    This guy was THE real deal...that 10-year, 50+ fights, duck-nobody period (in THIS sport and THAT division)...puts the UN in unbelievable.

    Enjoy the amazing highlight reel...best fan-produced youtube effort of this sort i've yet seen.
  • Vaughany
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 03-07-10
    • 45563

    #2
    perhaps he should of ducked before Henderson starched him!
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    • fitguy67
      SBR Hall of Famer
      • 03-13-11
      • 5082

      #3
      fighters careers are defined by their heydeys (not by their tail-ends)...Fedor's heyday was exceptionally long and exceptionally brilliant

      for example one should consider Pernell "Sweet Pea" Whitaker's brilliant several-year untouchable string...instead of knee-jerk defining him by his DeLaHoya-and-later tail-end...another good example is Chuck Lidell's last few fights...including losses to guys that no-one would think to place above him on any intelligent all-time list


      almost every fighter's career has a denoument/demise...but it's that "sweet spot" middle or prime period that should be savoured and focused on when considering and ranking careers...the length and intensity of that period of brilliance defines that fighter (not the post-prime burn-/fade-out)

      Sherdog has used this "compare careers by prime years" principle near-perfectly in

      Sherdog.com staff lists the top 10 mixed martial arts heavyweights of all time.


      Note that the first guy that Fedor should have ducked, Werdum (the guy who, in effect ended E's prime) is nonetheless wisely ranked below Fedor...career vs. career it's the correct evaluation, even tho it's counter to the mano-e-mano result)

      BTW, FE is a massive feather in Hendo's career cap (which has to have him at/very near the top of any sensible LHW all-time list)...my point is that it doesn't tarnish E's legacy in the least, either
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      • Digo
        SBR Wise Guy
        • 01-21-12
        • 563

        #4
        Fedor was a beast in his best days, one of the greatest of all time.
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        • Hannibal
          SBR MVP
          • 05-15-11
          • 1055

          #5
          fedor was a beast before other people knew how to fight
          even his prime skill set wouldnt be able to compete with a lot of modern day heavyweights or lhws
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          • NunyaBidness
            SBR Hall of Famer
            • 07-26-09
            • 9345

            #6
            What can I bet on in this thread? Nothing? Oh, who cares.
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