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Dr. AnnMaria (Ronda's mom, former world judo champ herself) explains why:
"Judo players who are really, really good at matwork are a small fraction of all of those competing in judo. All of those who excel at matwork are either very good at transition or very good at matwork combinations. Ronda is one of the minority within that minority who happens to be very good at both." -
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Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't Eddie 10-20 pounds lighter than Ronda? I...URRGH! No matter how I say this it's going to come out as Ronda bashing, but whatever, I wore my asbestos undies today.
Considering the state of women's MMA, I see Ms. Rousey as a big fish in a small pond. Roughly similar to Mark Coleman in the old No Holds Barred Days. Or, as I previously mentioned in the semi troll post, Tim Sylvia when he was the UFC Heavyweight Champion.
It's impossible to claim that Big Tim wasn't the best heavyweight fighter in the UFC, but look who his competion was for that title. Then again I may be holding Ronda to an impossible standard, a lot of the arguments I have made against her are ones I have seen people level at Anderson Silva and Jon Jones. Sometimes it isn't that the pond is small, it's that the fish is a bleeding Megalodon.
So, in conclusion, for me to consider Ronda legitimate, she should defend her title against....Randy Couture!?!Last edited by Vince Tortelli; 8/22/2012 6:39pm at .
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Or his son. Triangles vs Armbars: The SuperFight!
That is a different way of thinking of it. It does put things into context. A Megalodon can't help being a Megalodon. That said, I wonder when some other Megalodon's might start populating the sea. At the same time, having everyone be a Megalodon means that someone has to be a Megalodon Rex (or something) in order to excel in the division. Otherwise, you end up with the UFC's Lightweight division. Everyone can beat anyone at any given time. -
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