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McLeod · 04-29-2001, 08:31 PM

I think if honesty prevails here, one thing would be clear:

Carlos Newton
Vitor Belfort
Allan Goes
Vanderlai Silva
Dan Henderson
Renzo Gracie
sakaraba
Vitor Belfort
Frank Shamrock
Tito Ortiz

ANYONE of these guys can beat ANYONE of the others. Its been the evolution of the sport. the atheletes that compete at this level now have the ability to capitalize on any single mistake that takes place by their opponent. One may wina tad bit more often, but trying to predict it is somewhat impossible. It truly has become a matter of that given day:
Who is in better shape, who had the beter game plan, who made a mistake.
In the end, it's a matter of wanting to see the matches and rematches of these atheletes. Not one of them is head and shoulders above the others.

04-29-2001, 08:31 PM	#12 (permalink)
McLeod Master Join Date: Oct 2000 Posts: 1,574	I think if honesty prevails here, one thing would be clear: Carlos Newton Vitor Belfort Allan Goes Vanderlai Silva Dan Henderson Renzo Gracie sakaraba Vitor Belfort Frank Shamrock Tito Ortiz ANYONE of these guys can beat ANYONE of the others. Its been the evolution of the sport. the atheletes that compete at this level now have the ability to capitalize on any single mistake that takes place by their opponent. One may wina tad bit more often, but trying to predict it is somewhat impossible. It truly has become a matter of that given day: Who is in better shape, who had the beter game plan, who made a mistake. In the end, it's a matter of wanting to see the matches and rematches of these atheletes. Not one of them is head and shoulders above the others.