The UFC's Passing Of The Torch 

Amen brother, I'll always be a El Cucuy fan but it was sad

definitely not sad, its beautiful

You mean him vs Conor

@@nlowe219 dana said it's gaethje next but if conor wins his next fight he could get the title shot before the winner of beneil vs Islam

@@getaforeheadreduction6017 god I hope Charles fights Justin then Conor Not Justin then Islam

Except Anderson silva is better than Izzy

@@sherifnabil9663 not really

@@harrissourapas6840 yes really

@@jsamueljnino6114 no not really prime adesanya beats prime silva in a close fight

@@ouvouvwevwavweenjat3566 prime Silva stomps Izzy lol wym bro

I swear it is tho

Just wait, the blow up is incoming

Straight fax

Martial Liam and mixed molly whoppery are also both on that level if not better

Watch 'Lokation' by Hizzer Edits if you havent seen it yet. It Chronicles Mcgregors rise and feud with Khabib.

He was just boring so no one gave a fuck about him

@@0777x well you know Thats just like, your opinion, man

@@willpoulter4912 man it's actually true because if you look at his PPV numbers if we remove the McGregor fight then it's like shit

@@0777x if you remove Conor from any equation numbers automatically get worse, he's the biggest PPV star we've ever seen in MMA, hell maybe even combat sports in general

@@0777x and it was conor s biggest ppv of all his ppvs you dimwit lol

Tony is easily my favorite fighter ever but I can’t see him making a come back. I hope so but idk

Tony is and has always been below average the calibre of fighters he fought really showed to all the top 5 fighters he lost to including the current champ, don’t get me wrong I love tony but he was always overrated in my eyes and it really showed in the Charles, beneil & Gaethje fight, and I guarantee if he fights Chandler he’s getting smoked….

@@dobronx2122 winner of TUF and had a 12streak run in his division other than the bad luck matching with Khabib. Age eventually caught up to him in the end and I in no way think Tony is overrated. He is one of a kind fighter both in the ring and personality wise

I think its time to face reality that Tony will never make another run for the title, especially against all these up and coming grapplers. He's just too old and to make matters worse; gun-shy now, which is a far cry from the El Cucuy we all knew and loved. All he has left is toughness and cardio, everything else is gone other than his personality.

@@dobronx2122 this is the furthest thing from the reality of Tony Ferguson! 12 year run, never been knocked out, and you want to say he’s always been a below average fighter? Like what???? I’m guessing you have formed this opinion bc of his last 3 fights and he’s now 36 years old! This is absolutely absurd! I say this respectfully! From a MMA Junkie super fan to a casual I guess!

With guys like khabib and khamzat around Im really glad charles is getting his credit. Dont get me wrong, I love khabib and khamzat; but I like a lot more a story of someone who managed to improve and turn his career around, than someone who was almost flawless from day 1. Its a lot more inspiring imo.

@@eldenlean5221 the story of Khamzat is actually sad, in a deep way.

@@JR19...16 Dude had a very rough life as Chechnya was a horrible place when he was growing up; so much death and destruction. But those hard times may very well have moulded him into the strong man and wolf he is today.

@@madgavin7568 both Khabib and Khamzat were born into warzones, crazy to think where they ended up. I remember Khabib talking on his channel about buying bread on credit and then seeing that tank on AOF dagestan chronicles. Idk, but i always loved the storylines of the russian fighters. Truly forged by hardship

Never say never

CONOR IS A GAME ❤️‍🔥🥺💯

And if we do it’s definitely not paddy and DEFINITELY NOT this Garry guy. He’s nothing like Conor, aside from the step back KO after getting dominated .

I’m so happy to have witnessed GSP, Conor, Anderson Silva, and Aldo rise from the bottom. I’m also happy to have been able to go back and watch the early days of the UFC. And I feel so blessed to continue experiencing many new prospects currently in their prime. Lastly, we just can’t ignore Tony Ferguson’s crazy streak. Even though he’s been on a losing streak, those were pretty impressive in hindsight given that Oliveira, Benny, and Gaethje are the best in their division. Tony might not be in his prime anymore but I think he’s still super dangerous.

Nothing but a chatter machine

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Those first 3 minutes were so perfectly made, perfect set-up

I was honestly so shocked there wasn’t more comments about it. It was like a movie

It's like, what if Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris had a fight, who would win? We'll never know -_-

@@GlennDavey to be fair, the fight between khabib and tony was days away before it got canceled

@@GlennDavey pretty obvious who would have won loll. Don't play yourself

@@m.r.a7992 They were in a movie together and it was a joke. You played yourself.

@@GlennDavey I was talking about khabib and Tony kiddo lol

same here, I never care who wins as long as the fight is entertaining and both guys get out healthy but Tony's losses hit different man cause he never truly got what he deserved

None of the new guys even compare to the old ones.

I was thinking the same he had a good debut but he was getting touched before he got the KO definitely someone to keep an eye on.

@@Jdoggdarula yeah i mean there were the moments where movements were sloppy so yeah, Ian needs to work on that. Btw he's a very good lad and he'll be successful if he does work hard..

@@abdulkadir8976 Yeah, dude was getting absolutely battered before he finished the fight

@@Jason-fk6wg couldn't agree more.

People see an Irish guy who can fight or a Russian guy who can fight and immediately compare them to Connor or Khabib. Connor was special. He flowed with his movement and with his words. His career went perfect for so long. If this is the passing of the torch for any of these guys then the UFC is already on the downward trajectory that I though it was.

They’re two different things though.

@@SirBubb for sure, but if I only had 10-15 minutes to kill, I’m choosing TFB over MMA On Point.

Nah man, MMA On Point is superior, for now. TFB will take over MMA On Point soon, bht not right now.

Lol no

Same, his striking not even close. Man was looking so hard for that pullback counter. His opponent literally overextended even tho he barely got caught many time by it, that’s just low IQ

@@hennyspiderman9974 Yes, Jordan Williams was winning that fight until that point and Williams is not that good of a fighter really.

It mightve been stage fright, the bright lights can be pretty scary for some first timers

We'll have to see how Garry looks in his next fight.

@@champ1159 I guess, but where do we base the hype on then? Just because he's Irish and likes McGregor?

wasn't his nickname lil masvidal? why did he change it?

@@its_radit I mean when it comes down to it, you’ll always want to be your own person and not want to be known for just being another version of someone else

facts. i think he's responsible for bringing the most real fans to mma. i know he did for me and my friends. and when i say fans i mean actual fans that care about the sport and follow/ analyze it. obviously conor mcgregor brought the most eyes to mma but majority are casual fans. nothing wrong with being a casual just sayin.

Confused? Who are you talking about

​@@justinmartin8942 he is talking about charles