When All The UFC Champs Got Dominated By “The Minor Leagues”

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When All The UFC Champs Got Dominated By “The Minor Leagues”


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The UFC is the top organization on the planet and generally speaking any other organizations are considered “the minor leagues”. So what happens what you drop in their biggest rivals all at the same time? It turns out…. well just check it…

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  1. This video only proves Dana White Correct 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️😭😭😭😭😭FYI up and coming means they may be among the best… Which means they start in The WEC but they reach their primes in The UFC

  2. Great video and I see the point being made. Big BUT coming-BUUUUUUT, couldn't it also be looked at like fighters just "coming up" so to speak? Everyone fights through lesser shows as the gatekeepers to the UFC. To me, this just seems like a point in MMA history where the Strike Force guys got a fast track into the UFC because of the purchase. It really benefitted Lawler who I will ALWAYS see as a UFC guy. He lost a few times, ended up going down, regrouped and fought his way back. The purchase helped him get back on top quicker in that regard. I think all of these fighters would have made it to the UFC eventually. The purchase just gives a different perception that the "lessor" promotion dominated. Thoughts?

  3. I remember watching Jon Jones first fight in like 2007 or at least it was the first time i ever saw him, anyways, i dont know why but i did NOT like that guybthe first time i heard him speak.

  4. This just proves that the UFC being called the best in the world is a joke, something that Americans love to do, calling something the best in the world because it’s more popular or on mainstream tv. American Exceptionalism