Ethan Hooper
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Edgar is a class act and a great fighter, but plenty of people were "lol"ing about CMG's chance to beat Aldo. I think you need to accept he's pretty awesome.
Show me where I said he wasn't an amazing fighter. I know he is a great fighter. I knew he had a good chance of winning last night. My point is that you shouldn't count out Edgar if they fight. The "Lol" is at the fact that he didn't acknowledge any of the points I made.
UFC is getting good again. Predictability disappearing means the gap has closed between some of the top fighters. Cain down. Weidman down. Aldo down. Rousey down. Jon Jones had to leave. I think he takes the title back if he gets the shot assuming he's still the same fighter he was and hasn't somehow lost it. Jones cleaning up the light heavyweight division which was the deepest and the Cain > JDS > everyone else, Werdum changed that. Welcome back, UFC.
Aldo has been dominating the division for so long he deserves the first crack at McGregor. Not saying it was a lucky punch but I actually feel more comfortable saying that after this result vs McGregor dominating Aldo for a 5 round decision.
I've heard that Jones is jacked now. Haven't seen any photos but apparently he hasn't been slacking with his time off.
Yeah, well, Conor just knocked out Aldo in 13 seconds, Aldo beat Edgar. Transitive Property doesn't really work here.
I understand that Aldo was the dominant champion and is dangerous, etc. etc. etc. But when you are thoroughly dominated like he and Ronda were, I don't think an immediate rematch for the title is justified. It's Tate and Edgar's time to try for the belts. Ronda and Aldo need to wait until after that.
Now, in the real world, will the UFC allow the fair thing, or will they try to get both rematches on the UFC 200 card for massive profit? I think we all know the answer to that one...
I understand that Aldo was the dominant champion and is dangerous, etc. etc. etc. But when you are thoroughly dominated like he and Ronda were, I don't think an immediate rematch for the title is justified. It's Tate and Edgar's time to try for the belts. Ronda and Aldo need to wait until after that.
Now, in the real world, will the UFC allow the fair thing, or will they try to get both rematches on the UFC 200 card for massive profit? I think we all know the answer to that one...
I said it before. I think Edgar has earned a shot. I feel that if Cowboy wins this weekend he might not get it though. The possibility of having the lightweight champion against the featherweight would be a big sale. On top of that, the two really don't like each other. The trash talk leading up would be unreal.
