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Posted On:
8/02/2009 10:49pm
Style: Grappling & Lifting--
Xande Ribiero is generally considered the best - he's won more championships than anyone else out there in straight grappling. Somewhere online there's a spreadsheet of all the top grapplers and their victories in the top competitions. It's Xande then Roger Gracie.
One most also keep in mind that there's generally a criteria - best takedowns/throws, best submissions, best position, most wins in grappling tournaments with the fewest rules (ADCC).
Another thing to consider is how well they've done with current competition - let's face facts, the best back in 1993 compared to the best of now...well, generally the differences are pretty big.
Xande.
Marcelo p4p. He's probably the only example of a person where the pound for pound rule actually makes sense - he's significantly smaller than almost anyone he fights and he still wins - usually via submission.



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