Who's the best TUF'er of all time?
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Holloway, Dillashaw, Whittaker and Bisping have been the most successful when it comes to belts.
Evans, Griffin, Lutter, Gastelum, Diaz, Bader, Sanchez and Serra have done well too.
He didn't beat Hendo or Anderson. Those were BS decisions. And he badly and very intentionally eye poked Alan who already had a seriously injured eye.
I would say Kos was the best. I think Kos would have beaten Bisping 1-on-1 at 185.
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Looks like my not watching 10 years of TUF makes my Kos candidate a little outdated....
You’re right. I remembered him being on a tuf finale and thought he was on the show but further research proves my recollection wrong.
Utter bollocks. He whooped the drug addicts Silva and hendo. He retired Alan belcher even after belcher almost poked his eye out earlier in that fight. Karma. You should have seen how I laughed
I honestly think I put Dillashaw over Bisping. Not by resume exclusively, though. Bisping was a great fighter but I think TJ has more skills.
Mos def. TJ has dominated some of the best in the world and Bisping has just done well imo...
People forget about Renan...
Carla and Nicco's titles don't count IMO.
Florian had an incredible run in three separate divisions, although he fell short of a title.
Usman would need to win the title and defend to stake his claim.
Forrest and Rashad had great careers and won titles, but I don't think they have any argument for the top spot.
Diego has had the greatest longevity at a high level.
Bisping is similar to Diego, but has a championship on his resume as well.
Whittaker could stake his claim with a few more title defenses.
Suarez might be the dark horse in the discussion because she seems destined to wear gold and keep it for a long time.
Tony has an incredible streak going, so if beats Khabib he might jump to near the top of the list.
In my humble opinion though, all of them are behind TJ though as a two-time champ and possibly a champ-champ after his next fight.
Florian had an incredible run in three separate divisions, although he fell short of a title.
Usman would need to win the title and defend to stake his claim.
Forrest and Rashad had great careers and won titles, but I don't think they have any argument for the top spot.
Diego has had the greatest longevity at a high level.
Bisping is similar to Diego, but has a championship on his resume as well.
Whittaker could stake his claim with a few more title defenses.
Suarez might be the dark horse in the discussion because she seems destined to wear gold and keep it for a long time.
Tony has an incredible streak going, so if beats Khabib he might jump to near the top of the list.
In my humble opinion though, all of them are behind TJ though as a two-time champ and possibly a champ-champ after his next fight.