In your opinion, who are the 5 best retired MMA fighters?
In your opinion, who are the 5 best retired MMA fighters?
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Bas, Frank Shamrock, Vovchanchyn, Rickson, Ivan "The Dragon" Dravinski (UFC 2010 CAF I had to retire, I got nothing for #5)
shamrock!
Frank retired a few months ago at a SteukeForce show, I wasn't sure if Liddel is retired or not (Dana says yes, again, but Chuck seems rather uncommitted to a definate answer).
Igor Vovchanchyn was a 5'8" 230lb pudgy Ukranian kickboxer. He had an amazing 32 fight win streak, that included 7 one-night 8-man tournaments, he was runner up in Pride's inaugural GP in 2000, retired with a 49-10-1,1 record. Also had 61-2 kickboxing record. Was basically the 0.5 beta release of Fedor
Frank Shamrock was the greatest UFC champion ever (in my opinion), he came to the UFC with a 14-7,1 record as a former King of Pancrase, he beat Kevin Jackson for the UFC LHW title and made four successful defenses, including Igor Zenvoviev (Extreme Fighting's champion) and Tito Ortiz. He retired as the UFC champion in 1999 due to a lack of competition.
Frank,Chuck, Bas, Royce, Igor
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Dan "The Beast" Severn, Shamrock Bros., Royce Gracie, Oleg Taktarov, Bas Rutten.
Shit, Dan Severn is still fighting at 52, so I guess I'll swap out for Lidell, until he retires.
Rickson Gracie was, according to Royce, the Gracie family champion and 10x better than himself. He had an MMA record of 11-0, winning Vale Tudo Japan: '94 and '95, he is also undefeated in BJJ, wrestling, Judo, and has one loss in Sambo (which he disputes due to a riles confusion), he claims a combined record of over 400-0 in all forms grappling. I think his "record" is inflated, but the man was phenominal
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