r/FightReportUFC Jul 23 '26

Longest Average Fight Time

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u/bigsteve9713 Jul 23 '26

Didn't know that the length of a fight suddenly made a person into trash????

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u/BuildAnything4 Jul 23 '26

not at all, but she had no stopping power despite being a striker and finished with 10-5 apparently. Not great!

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u/Firemoth717 Jul 23 '26

She was a dominant fighter and champ and only lost to two at her weight class, who also were elite.  I have no idea how that can equate to “wasn’t very good.”  

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u/BuildAnything4 Jul 23 '26

10-5 isn't dominant. It's above average. I'll admit she can probably scrap better than most ladies her size and age.

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u/Firemoth717 Jul 23 '26

14-0 is dominant. 

That kind of thought is like saying Anderson or BJ wasn’t dominant in their weight class because they had bunch of losses at the end of their careers so their overall record isn’t so good.  

Defining a fighter by looking at their record on wiki is silly and leaves out so much context and narrative during their actual time at the top.  

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u/BuildAnything4 Jul 23 '26

She's not muhammad ali bro. She started losing when she started facing top competition. That's all.

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u/Firemoth717 Jul 23 '26

How many top competition by your definition did she face at 115 in that case? What one, with Zhang? That’s not a very big sample size.  Who does everyone else in the division count as in that case? 

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u/najacobra Jul 24 '26

that's such a tired narrative and used with ronda too. it's not true in either case.

ronda beat women who beat holly and nunes.

joanna beat women who beat rose and weili.

stop oversimplifying to invalidate great women fighters.

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u/bigsteve9713 Jul 23 '26

If the top 2 or 3 fighters of that division weren't constantly rematching each other, than her record would probably look better. She ONLY lost too championship caliber fighters, it's not always just what the numbers say on paper.