#1 has to be Chael's one-round losing streak against Anderson when he tapped, signifying the end of the round. But he still won the fight as he was up 4 rounds to 1, thus continuing his unbeaten record. Very significant since he never lost a round before or after that in his entire career!
I love me some uncle chael. Used to think the undefeated thing was funny but the horse is dead and its still getting beat. And his videos are hit or miss. Sometimes they are really good and I value his opinion. Other times im convinced he chooses the opposite of the popular stance on something just to rattle the cage. Its like 50 50 for me
I would say because many were still competitive for him. I know he was ahead of Romero before the flying knee, and mousasi was the implementation of a new rule and then a leg break.
Tho it is not officially confirmed Johnny Hendricks performances declined drastically after the introduction of usada. That is why GSP offered to have them tested by an independent party and he would pay for it but Johnny refused saying he would only be tested by his physicians. Either way it's a fall from grace worthy of the list
@@CollinandBri little bit of column A, little bit of column B. All you have to do is look at Hendricks when he was on top and see the guy had hormones equivalent to an entire lacrosse team
@@CollinandBri absolutely it was, the IVs are not the only thing he missed tho lol... I can understand him having trouble with the weight because of the IVs but his knockout power completely disappeared no more Roid aid
@@user-kq8dg9op7f for sure his even more so going from 32-1 to losing like eight of his last 10 in the UFC, the way he was going he might have been in Goat discussion one day but nowadays people barely bring up how good he was
I'm still making excuses for Tony Ferguson's so-called "losses"! I live in a in a parallel universe where Tony is still undefeated and is scheduled to fight Khabib
@@nicholasdonin1465 wdym you acting like the guys he beat were cut immediately after he washed them. The wins were impressive and his streak was getting white hot back in his prime. But thanks for tryna downplay it, certainly a funny post on your part even if asinine lmao
While you chilling your Life away,t hinking about your Idol,gettin his worst Performance hes way.I allways seen him as a ensecure Guy,fast Out Finding a victim,so wouldent be himself.Nevermind me,hope you get a Big boost in some way in 2022 to bring something welldeserved.
Tyron Woodleys downfall is not surprising to me. He never evolved with the times. He was exposed by Rory by keeping a jab on him and avoiding the right hand. Then Tyron got old and kept losing because he never learned from the losses
And I distinctly remember people calling him "The New WW G.O.A.T." after he defended the belt. Georges would have jabbed his face off and took him down at will. Woodley would've looked worse than Koschek after fighting G.S.P.
I think once he got the belt he tried the ole “I’m the champ they have to take it from me” routine. Where he played it safe as possible. Then Usman came along and just took it.
@@nichickmet dude drank his own Kool-aid and surrounded himself with "yesmen". I mean think about it. He had people he idolized from other professions i.e. Snoop, telling him he was the best to ever do it and worse yet they told him he could and should record rap songs and videos. He did that shi instead of training and evolving his skill set. G.S.P. did the same thing in 2013/14 when he decided to be in a Marvel movie and he turned in his worst title defense ever when he fought Roidboy Hendricks. Correlation does not imply causation and that's not the only reason ":::cough cough...steroids::::" that was such a close fight but still.
He shined against jobbers before matching up with title holders/contenders. Pettis was the only ex champ he beat but refer to #10 on this video to see the pettis that Tony fought.
The drop to Flyweight was a mistake. His speed doesn’t translate. Also he just stopped guarding? Like he’s a golden gloves boxer yet his defence has fallen apart
@@adr0hub416 Cody has a lot of dumb casual fans who for whatever reason are charmed by him and make excuses every time he losses. They still hold onto the Cruz fight as if that version of Cody is just right round the corner and exaggerate to an absurd degree his performance that night.
@@madgavin7568 yeah 100% not only did cruz have illness that fight, but he still won 2 rounds. sure cody looked great no doubt but people make it seem like it was an Conor vs eddie or Adesanya vs costa level performance. personally those are my favorite title fights.
There has to a scientific reason as to why when someone is undefeated for so long then they finally lose they are never quite the same. Maybe some psychological block they develop. There have been so many cases that it’s definitely not just that they couldn’t compete anymore.
Well there’s no need for the maybe. Of course it’s that. It’s like when you’re at work or when you were younger and you played sports with your friends at break or whatever, and then you royally fuck up. That fuck up leads to more and more minor fuck ups and you’re there wondering “tf is going on with me?”. So, that. Just in MMA.
I think we also have to look at the break between a fighter’s fights. Nowadays most fighters fight once a year. If they fight regularly, I think we will see clearer that some fighters are slowing down and each fight they will perform worse than the last. But because they only fight once a year, a downfall might be surprising and more heartbreaking.
In mma specifically it’s because you work your way up the ranks and then you win-lose more evenly once you’re in fights with similar talent. A mental block could be part of the reason also but that’s gonna be more of a case by case basis. If champ long and then lose, age or others game planning
I wonder what'd happened if CM Punk had More Time to improve His skills,he'd sucked Yet with the right management AND having a better set of skills he would've fought older fighters looking for a bag of cash
For real man. 269 was the worst, seeing Cody go through all that effort only to get knocked out in the first round. Then Poirier lost as well and his mental state doesn't seem so good. I really hope I'm wrong but I can see him declining now as well
@@tsunax1400 Why do you care about poirrier hes very clearly fake, didnt donate to charles foundation when he said he would. He deserved to lost he got too eager to fiunish it and overextended on every punch
@@dusk2dawn0 Charles doesn't have a charity, he just spends money on local projects, for Porrier, he'd likely need paperwork which makes.it a bit more complicated
Top 10 fighters inexplicably signed to the UFC still. Idk how Sam Alvey still fights in the UFC considering he hasn’t even won in over 7 fights and he’s 35
I'm not sure all of these are surprising given their ages. Woodley was almost 37 when he started his losing streak, Tony was also 36, whilst Coleman and Fedor were also in their mid-30s.
@@FuuuckOffff I think regarding Fedor career injuries and mileage all caught up to him at some point and just him like a truck. No fighter can recover fully when that happens, plus he became a one-dimensional brawler in Strikeforce rather than the well-rounded Sambo Boxer who dominated his competition.
You kind of had to be a fan around that period of time to understand. Anthony Pettis really looked like the next big star in the UFC, as he had everything going for him; he was flashy, charismatic, likeable and very exciting to watch. On top of that, he was a UFC champion having just taken out the best 155 fighters in the world at the time (Henderson and Melendez) without too much issue. To the casual fans, it looked as though he would not lose his belt and become a serious PPV draw. To the hardcore fans, he was going to be a tough man to beat for anyone until Khabib Nurmagomedov rose up the rankings by which time it was assumed Pettis would break the title defence record for 155. RDA however as we all know had something to say about that... Putting all that aside, famous athletes had formerly been on the cover of the Wheaties box prior. Pettis had a ton of hype behind him and a decision was made for him to be on the cover, especially given how an MMA athlete had never been on it previously. It was all advertising and promotion anyway.
I think it was kind of a gateway to rope in new fans, when people think "martial arts" they think eastern arts, all the flashy kicks and spinning shit from the Kung Fu movies, and Pettis was the closest thing to actually doing that with success. If you just showed an outsider a basic grappling match they would probably think it's boring, but if they start watching Pettis first, it might open the door for them to get into more of it. At least that was the thought at the time, they were really sticking their neck out and thinking he would be the next big thing.
Forget about failure to adapt to changing styles, look at the beatings that were inflicted on them over the years it's no surprise they suffered losing streaks.
What makes the Cody one so shocking was the Cruz performance after doing Cruz like that I thought this guy going to be champ for a while and then he just fell from grace.
@@dbsasuke not wrong I never thought of things that way but it makes sense since Cruz beat Team Alpha Male so many times they basically built Cody up learning from previous experience against Cruz so Cody can beat him.
@@dusk2dawn0 Just like Tony. Insane training methods. Kicking steel poles. Unnecessary double weight cuts. Refusing an interim fight vs. Holloway in 2019, only to take an interim fight vs Gaethje in 2020.
He might but His style of getting hurt in order to hurt you back needs to change,he was a wrestling Champion Yet he doesn't wrestle,he Is super slick AND tricky but defensa His Machismo AND Stands AND bangs. That works for young fighters but not for a seasoned fighter like Tony though he won't change anything.
@@appleid3151 I'm just saying he's going the till route eating badly and then he went the kevin lee route overestimating himself too much. I wouldnt be surprised if they push him really fast and then he gets ruined by his ego like lee.
10. Chael Sonnen 9. The Bad Guy 8. The biggest arms 7. The mean streets of West Linn, Oregon 6. Chael Sonnen 5. The guy who beat Anderson Silva twice 4. The women’s pick 3. The men’s regret 2. The greatest of all time and before time was even created 1. Chael P. Sonnen
Tony Ferguson came out of the Gaethje fight looking like he fought Tony Ferguson. He’s just going on this skid to test the loyalty of his fans, he’s not on the downhill I promise 😢
Suprised Mcgregor isn't on here. Hope he comes back stronger after his injury because he is such an icon of the sport, but I just don't see it happening.
I still call Fedor the best heavyweight of all time in 2022. his skid was due to ageing and continuing to compete passed his prime. In his prime he still KO's Cain & Stipe. Francis or Cyrl both have what it takes to change the future, but as of now to me there was nobody better at HW than Fedor.
I think Stipe beats Fedor just because of strength of opposition. But it's close, Fedor is the clear #2 to me, and I can understand the argument for him being #1 and Stipe #2. Anyone else as 1 or 2 is just delusional though, the "he fought cans" argument against Fedor is a little bunk to me, he did fight a lot of cans, but he also fought real competitors and won. But Stipe beat more top competitors, barely.
@@markzuckergecko621 not saying Stipe didn't fight top competitors, he's the UFC goat, but... Mark Coleman, Randleman, Crocop, Big Nog, Arlovski, making mince meat of Tim Sylvia...
Bj Is set for life. He doesn't ned to fight or work for the test of His life,I think he lost himself after GSP schooled him while being considered the Goat
I love how informative MMA On Point is but I’m kinda tired of top 10 lists. I don’t see why they can’t use all this information for something that isn’t a list
the most surprising losing streak for me is Carlos Condit’s 5 fight losing streak dude went from having a war with Robbie Lawer Carlos v Robbie >>>> Robbie v Rory 2 🤷🏽♂️ anywho, went from losing a razor close SD against probably the scariest version of Robbie Lawler, to losing to guys like Neil Magny and “Cowboy” Oliveira, Maia and Micheal “The Maverick” not too surprising considering Carlos has always struggled with grapplers and very straight strikers that start quick , but still surprising considering he just went to war with one of the greatest champions and made it very competitive, to losing to journeymen. long live the Natural Born Killer
Condit Is one of m favorite fighters although I think the issue with Condit Is that he never really evolved His style. He still Is/was a Muay Thai Jiujitsu fighter. The key to beating him Was Take him down,he'll have issues on the ground.
Feel like Anderson Silva had to be here, 16 fight win streak and 10 title defenses to going in a winless streak in 8 fights apart for the Brunson fight which let’s be honest, Brunson was robbed.
Artem Lobov should have been on the list due to his status of being the GOAT. He had a 3 fight losing streak to end his MMA career and then a 2 fight losing streak ended his bare knuckle boxing career.
Surprised Conor isn't in the list Conor got finished 4 out of his last 5 fights 1 win in 5 years and still thinks he deserved a title shot with Olivera
While he doesn't deserve a title shot at all, he did last rather long with Khabib (longer than Pourier, Gaethje, etc) and the last loss to Pourier was due to an injury so not a straight up clean loss.
1:20 Hey guys? By the 20th time we've heard these stories, it might be unsustainable to keep up the amount of content considering MMA hasn't existed for very long. Just a thought.
What about Reyes? Dude went undefeated in 12 fights, arguably beat Jon Jones and to be the only guy to do it. And then went on a 4-loss streak out of nowhere
He isn't. It's insane how people are so quick to give Khabib's legacy the microscope treatment saying his record was padded, then in the same breath they'll call Fedor the GOAT for being undefeated against baseball players, freakshow attractions and welterweights in a promotion fuelled by corruption till the cows come home.
#1 has to be Chael's one-round losing streak against Anderson when he tapped, signifying the end of the round. But he still won the fight as he was up 4 rounds to 1, thus continuing his unbeaten record. Very significant since he never lost a round before or after that in his entire career!
HAHAHAHAHAH HILARIOUS HAHAHAHAHAH NEVER HEARD THIS JOKE BEFORE I LAUGH HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
@@stabyourcat you mustn't have many friends
I love me some uncle chael. Used to think the undefeated thing was funny but the horse is dead and its still getting beat. And his videos are hit or miss. Sometimes they are really good and I value his opinion. Other times im convinced he chooses the opposite of the popular stance on something just to rattle the cage. Its like 50 50 for me
@@stabyourcat Joke? Where's the joke? Those are just the facts
@@stabyourcat I've heard of you. I didn't know I'd ever meet you, but ladies and gentlemen, this is Anderson Silva's fan!
Tony could be on a 264 losing streak, but I'll still root for him 'til death. He's the reason why I'm so in love with MMA.
UFC 264
hold on, I'm losing brotha
U might like watching Michael pereira too since they're similar
@@galaxyvulture6649 Pereira is a ton of fun, win or lose.
No doubt Tony is a fan favorite... I feel the same way about Cowboy too
Chris Weidman! Went from undefeated champ who beat the GOAT twice to three straight KO/TKOs and losing 6 of his last 8 fights.
Great call. This was actually depressing for me. :(
And breaking his leg
Yes.... Can't Believe the Clown that Made this List Missed Weidman!
Good call, I always forget he was 11-0 when he fought Silva
I would say because many were still competitive for him. I know he was ahead of Romero before the flying knee, and mousasi was the implementation of a new rule and then a leg break.
Tho it is not officially confirmed Johnny Hendricks performances declined drastically after the introduction of usada. That is why GSP offered to have them tested by an independent party and he would pay for it but Johnny refused saying he would only be tested by his physicians. Either way it's a fall from grace worthy of the list
Renan barao as well.
Wasn’t big rigs worst problem the ban on IVs after weigh ins? He used to cut like crazy but managed to recover after using an IV to rehydrate
@@CollinandBri little bit of column A, little bit of column B. All you have to do is look at Hendricks when he was on top and see the guy had hormones equivalent to an entire lacrosse team
@@CollinandBri absolutely it was, the IVs are not the only thing he missed tho lol... I can understand him having trouble with the weight because of the IVs but his knockout power completely disappeared no more Roid aid
@@user-kq8dg9op7f for sure his even more so going from 32-1 to losing like eight of his last 10 in the UFC, the way he was going he might have been in Goat discussion one day but nowadays people barely bring up how good he was
“Endlessly energized TJ Dillishaw”
I see what you did there
I was looking for your comment
CEO of EPO
I'm still making excuses for Tony Ferguson's so-called "losses"! I live in a in a parallel universe where Tony is still undefeated and is scheduled to fight Khabib
And where he didn't have a win streak built of guys who aren't even in the organization anymore 😂
@@nicholasdonin1465 wdym you acting like the guys he beat were cut immediately after he washed them. The wins were impressive and his streak was getting white hot back in his prime. But thanks for tryna downplay it, certainly a funny post on your part even if asinine lmao
@@sparxx9537 downplaying? He lost to Michael Johnson then beat 8 guys who got cut. It's reality, he was a jobber Slayer
While you chilling your Life away,t hinking about your Idol,gettin his worst Performance hes way.I allways seen him as a ensecure Guy,fast Out Finding a victim,so wouldent be himself.Nevermind me,hope you get a Big boost in some way in 2022 to bring something welldeserved.
Schedule with Khabib why? So he can lost yet again ?
Wonderboy vs Hendericks has been correctly described as a "Post USADA assassination "
Same goes to Barao vs Dillashaw
@@eetfuk3571 do you want to maybe reconsider that considering Dillashaw is the highest profile drug cheat of recent years
@@georgewright3949 Jon Jones is a bit higher profile
@@molly_daly4066 TJ is a bit more recent
@@georgewright3949 nobody considers him the G.O.A.T. tho
Tyron Woodleys downfall is not surprising to me. He never evolved with the times. He was exposed by Rory by keeping a jab on him and avoiding the right hand. Then Tyron got old and kept losing because he never learned from the losses
Agreed. I think Woodley was very fortunate to be champion.
Tyron was never deserving of any of the minimal hype that ever surrounded him
And I distinctly remember people calling him "The New WW G.O.A.T." after he defended the belt. Georges would have jabbed his face off and took him down at will. Woodley would've looked worse than Koschek after fighting G.S.P.
I think once he got the belt he tried the ole “I’m the champ they have to take it from me” routine. Where he played it safe as possible. Then Usman came along and just took it.
@@nichickmet dude drank his own Kool-aid and surrounded himself with "yesmen". I mean think about it. He had people he idolized from other professions i.e. Snoop, telling him he was the best to ever do it and worse yet they told him he could and should record rap songs and videos. He did that shi instead of training and evolving his skill set. G.S.P. did the same thing in 2013/14 when he decided to be in a Marvel movie and he turned in his worst title defense ever when he fought Roidboy Hendricks. Correlation does not imply causation and that's not the only reason ":::cough cough...steroids::::" that was such a close fight but still.
I only really got into MMA when Tony started losing. I think I would have really liked his run.
Same the first PPV I bought was Tony vs Gaethje
Shit, you guys have a lot of great fights to look through.
He shined against jobbers before matching up with title holders/contenders. Pettis was the only ex champ he beat but refer to #10 on this video to see the pettis that Tony fought.
@@nicholasdonin1465 He beat RDA 1 fight after he lost the belt. What are you on about?
@@GenericAccount_21 right?
When Cody got that buzzer beater KO I was like yes he's back, safe to say I was wrong
We were all wrong🙏🏼
The drop to Flyweight was a mistake. His speed doesn’t translate.
Also he just stopped guarding? Like he’s a golden gloves boxer yet his defence has fallen apart
he beat a 40 year old on a losing streak. why anyone thought he was back blew my mind.
@@adr0hub416 Cody has a lot of dumb casual fans who for whatever reason are charmed by him and make excuses every time he losses. They still hold onto the Cruz fight as if that version of Cody is just right round the corner and exaggerate to an absurd degree his performance that night.
@@madgavin7568 yeah 100% not only did cruz have illness that fight, but he still won 2 rounds. sure cody looked great no doubt but people make it seem like it was an Conor vs eddie or Adesanya vs costa level performance. personally those are my favorite title fights.
There has to a scientific reason as to why when someone is undefeated for so long then they finally lose they are never quite the same. Maybe some psychological block they develop. There have been so many cases that it’s definitely not just that they couldn’t compete anymore.
Well there’s no need for the maybe. Of course it’s that. It’s like when you’re at work or when you were younger and you played sports with your friends at break or whatever, and then you royally fuck up. That fuck up leads to more and more minor fuck ups and you’re there wondering “tf is going on with me?”. So, that. Just in MMA.
a lot of these happened as the usada came in and more rigorous test so most likely steroids or other peds where helping these fighters
I think we also have to look at the break between a fighter’s fights. Nowadays most fighters fight once a year. If they fight regularly, I think we will see clearer that some fighters are slowing down and each fight they will perform worse than the last. But because they only fight once a year, a downfall might be surprising and more heartbreaking.
USADA being introduced, injuries and wear and tear on the body, not adding any new elements to your game, etc etc.
In mma specifically it’s because you work your way up the ranks and then you win-lose more evenly once you’re in fights with similar talent. A mental block could be part of the reason also but that’s gonna be more of a case by case basis. If champ long and then lose, age or others game planning
My #1 is CM Punk, not because him losing twice was surprising, him fighting twice was.
What are you talking about? CM Punk is the Undefeated GOAT of MMA
@@champ1159 Ha😐
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0-1-1 imagine if he would've won one 1-1-1
I wonder what'd happened if CM Punk had More Time to improve His skills,he'd sucked Yet with the right management AND having a better set of skills he would've fought older fighters looking for a bag of cash
09:28 "He faced a endlessly energetic TJ Dillashaw" ... yikes
I remember seeing Cody putting the belt around Max after he won the belt. I hoped he would hold the title for years, these losses hurt to watch
For real man. 269 was the worst, seeing Cody go through all that effort only to get knocked out in the first round. Then Poirier lost as well and his mental state doesn't seem so good. I really hope I'm wrong but I can see him declining now as well
4real man. Tough to see so much talent/potential going down....and hes so young still.
@@tsunax1400 Why do you care about poirrier hes very clearly fake, didnt donate to charles foundation when he said he would. He deserved to lost he got too eager to fiunish it and overextended on every punch
@@dusk2dawn0 Charles doesn't have a charity, he just spends money on local projects, for Porrier, he'd likely need paperwork which makes.it a bit more complicated
@Inkarnate Bro I can care about who I want to care about. If you don't like him then cool, you don't have to
Best mma channel. Not once have you all had a lull in content. Great voices. Great takes on mma. Keep it up through 2022.
I agree, this guy Bayliun, has a voice made for this job 😋
Jon Jones still continuing his losing streak out of the octagon to this day
Hard to call it losing though, when he keeps getting away with everything.
Lol well said!
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Top 10 fighters inexplicably signed to the UFC still. Idk how Sam Alvey still fights in the UFC considering he hasn’t even won in over 7 fights and he’s 35
He looks good losing
I guess he's real cool with Dana
@@travisnapier2693 no
It's that smile 😂
He sells Dana roids
I'm not sure all of these are surprising given their ages. Woodley was almost 37 when he started his losing streak, Tony was also 36, whilst Coleman and Fedor were also in their mid-30s.
Fedor started losing at 33 which isn't old at all for a heavyweight. Werdum is only a year younger than him
@@benlewis5312 True, perhaps that's surprising. He was pretty much done at the top level after that as well, whereas Coleman caught a second wind.
@@FuuuckOffff I think regarding Fedor career injuries and mileage all caught up to him at some point and just him like a truck. No fighter can recover fully when that happens, plus he became a one-dimensional brawler in Strikeforce rather than the well-rounded Sambo Boxer who dominated his competition.
When Andy Wang lost, I couldn’t believe it.
TAKE HIM DOWN ANDY!!!
Waaaaaaaaah
Yeah, Andy Wang is a warrior bro
Never forget seeing BJ Penn in Memphis, TN at 107. Truly amazing so sad but still in my top 5.
I was there too! I’ll always remember that kick that split Diego ‘s forehead open. Do you live in Memphis?
@@mfc5808 Yeah that performance was amazing! No I live a few hours away. Glad you enjoyed the fight like I did and seen it live!
How about an honorable mention to Miguel Torres? That guy looked unstoppable until he didn't.
Let’s not forget that Mark Coleman coined the term *GROUND & POUND*
Am i the only one that never understood why pettis was on the cover of the wheaties box?
You kind of had to be a fan around that period of time to understand. Anthony Pettis really looked like the next big star in the UFC, as he had everything going for him; he was flashy, charismatic, likeable and very exciting to watch. On top of that, he was a UFC champion having just taken out the best 155 fighters in the world at the time (Henderson and Melendez) without too much issue. To the casual fans, it looked as though he would not lose his belt and become a serious PPV draw. To the hardcore fans, he was going to be a tough man to beat for anyone until Khabib Nurmagomedov rose up the rankings by which time it was assumed Pettis would break the title defence record for 155. RDA however as we all know had something to say about that...
Putting all that aside, famous athletes had formerly been on the cover of the Wheaties box prior. Pettis had a ton of hype behind him and a decision was made for him to be on the cover, especially given how an MMA athlete had never been on it previously. It was all advertising and promotion anyway.
I think it was kind of a gateway to rope in new fans, when people think "martial arts" they think eastern arts, all the flashy kicks and spinning shit from the Kung Fu movies, and Pettis was the closest thing to actually doing that with success. If you just showed an outsider a basic grappling match they would probably think it's boring, but if they start watching Pettis first, it might open the door for them to get into more of it. At least that was the thought at the time, they were really sticking their neck out and thinking he would be the next big thing.
I feel Cody's maybe #1 because he is still in his prime. Woodley #2 because he went from champ to "ah ah my rib my rib" in a snap
"Like getting in the cage with Nosferatu." Now that's a vampire movie I REALLY want to see.
Forget about failure to adapt to changing styles, look at the beatings that were inflicted on them over the years it's no surprise they suffered losing streaks.
Barao’s downfall was so weird. Dude was legitimately unbeatable until he ran into Dillashaw
Considering what was later revealed with Dillashaw safe to say Barao Legacy and mental was cheated that night
@@jaylenlenear3944 Or maybe Dillashaw was just better than Barao in everyway.
@@jaylenlenear3944 poor dude, you still think UFC fighters aren't all on PEDs.
A lot of these guys were done in by USADA.
Seeing Tony Ferguson hit hard man 😢
"3 months later barrao faced an endlessly energetic TJ Dillashaw" 😂😂
Definitely the best narrator this channel has
Not super important, but Woodley did not beat Till in the first round. He got him by SUB late in the 2nd round. Great video :)
They all hurt man. We’ve gotta continue to show them the love and support though. There on their highs, there on their lows. These are warriors fr 🤝
What makes the Cody one so shocking was the Cruz performance after doing Cruz like that I thought this guy going to be champ for a while and then he just fell from grace.
His whole training career was dedicated specifically to beat Cruz. He was designed for that one fight
@@dbsasuke not wrong I never thought of things that way but it makes sense since Cruz beat Team Alpha Male so many times they basically built Cody up learning from previous experience against Cruz so Cody can beat him.
Damn you can see Renan's ribs & no stomach during his stare down with Faber
Woodley downfall has to be number 1, I know his most recent lost was in boxing but he got KO by a youtuber
A UA-camr that can box Woodley not a boxer lol
Your chin won't hold out forever getting hit with them little gloves. Once it's gone, you're getting KO'd 5 fights on the bounce before retirement.
Tony, Cody and hooker. Sad to see especially for Tony, gaethje did damage to Tony that he won't heal from
Who cares about cody and hooker, hooker loses because he takes every fight he can he can only blame himself
@@dusk2dawn0 Just like Tony. Insane training methods. Kicking steel poles. Unnecessary double weight cuts.
Refusing an interim fight vs. Holloway in 2019, only to take an interim fight vs Gaethje in 2020.
He might but His style of getting hurt in order to hurt you back needs to change,he was a wrestling Champion Yet he doesn't wrestle,he Is super slick AND tricky but defensa His Machismo AND Stands AND bangs. That works for young fighters but not for a seasoned fighter like Tony though he won't change anything.
Tyron beat Till in the second round
Almost went through a Mandela effect there for a few minutes thanks for pulling me back to reality thought I was bugging 😂
Good episode, thanks Bayliun
You're my favourite MMA on Point commentator
Imagine running into Hendricks at a traffic stop 😳
Haha imagine resisting and the next thing you see is your feet going over your head
Smelling a Tony Ferguson
Is that cos Cody was in the thumbnail?
@@appleid3151 I did not see the thumbnail but thank you 😂
Paddy might end up on this list in 2023 when he fights ranked opponents
He's literally had 1 fight give him some time you bellend
@@appleid3151 I'm just saying he's going the till route eating badly and then he went the kevin lee route overestimating himself too much. I wouldnt be surprised if they push him really fast and then he gets ruined by his ego like lee.
@Ali Abdelaziz wth are you talking about Rodrigweez? Gtf outta here with that ignorant nonsense
Rennan lost to "seemingly untiring Dillashaw"" ROFL, great dig
Three of my favourite modern fighters on this list.... feels bad man.
DO TOP 10 UNDEFEATED MMA FIGHTERS!!!
10. Chael Sonnen
9. The Bad Guy
8. The biggest arms
7. The mean streets of West Linn, Oregon
6. Chael Sonnen
5. The guy who beat Anderson Silva twice
4. The women’s pick
3. The men’s regret
2. The greatest of all time and before time was even created
1. Chael P. Sonnen
Most will be can crushers.
@@Hats502 Ok great
@@Hats502 *Let* *Me* *Offer* *You* *this*
How’s Tony Ferguson on a losing streak when he just defended his belt against Dustin Poirier in his Brazilian fight skin?
Showtime Pettis was supposed to be the goat
instead we got someone performing dance moves
I totally expected to see Chuck Liddell on this list
Tony Ferguson came out of the Gaethje fight looking like he fought Tony Ferguson. He’s just going on this skid to test the loyalty of his fans, he’s not on the downhill I promise 😢
Facts, Tony has a plan, he's definitely not losing for real
Hendricks did not benefits from the USADA crackdown at the time...
Specially the ban of IVs to rehydrate
Woodley beat Till in round 2.
Suprised Mcgregor isn't on here. Hope he comes back stronger after his injury because he is such an icon of the sport, but I just don't see it happening.
BJ penn is still my favorite LW, wasn’t scared to go up a weight class to fight for a belt and would fight anyone.
Haha “He got knockout power for Christmas.” 🤣🤣😂😂
I think these skids are just a natural part of such a competitive sport and fighters aging and taking damage.
Tony Ferguson has to be the saddest one of the list..
I 100% agree. It's a damn shame that man was in the sport for so many years had such an epic run but never actually got a shot at the Undisputed title
Renan Barao and Cody Garbrandt's careers both victims of "endlessly energetic" TJ Da Juice Man
how do you guys not have at least a million subs
Everyone is here for 12:53.
Oops it's Bayliun *turns bass down, and takes off headphones to prevent wet ears*
Man the Tony one hurt the most 😔🙏
Binge watching MMA on point and then you guys upload❤..
I still call Fedor the best heavyweight of all time in 2022. his skid was due to ageing and continuing to compete passed his prime. In his prime he still KO's Cain & Stipe. Francis or Cyrl both have what it takes to change the future, but as of now to me there was nobody better at HW than Fedor.
I think Stipe beats Fedor just because of strength of opposition. But it's close, Fedor is the clear #2 to me, and I can understand the argument for him being #1 and Stipe #2. Anyone else as 1 or 2 is just delusional though, the "he fought cans" argument against Fedor is a little bunk to me, he did fight a lot of cans, but he also fought real competitors and won. But Stipe beat more top competitors, barely.
Stipe>Fedor. Fedor lost to a MW🤣🤣
@@markzuckergecko621 not saying Stipe didn't fight top competitors, he's the UFC goat, but... Mark Coleman, Randleman, Crocop, Big Nog, Arlovski, making mince meat of Tim Sylvia...
a Prime Fedor beats any fighter, although Cain Velasquez at his best would be an incredible bout, they both looked unbeatable at their prime.
@@HonkeyKongLive Ngannou, Werdum, Overeem, DC, JDS, Arlovski is a better resume. Most of the old school guys were 1 trick pony's.
The bj Penn story is one of CTE, I'm afraid. Yes it is very sad, to have seen where he was, and then see how he fell.
Bj Is set for life. He doesn't ned to fight or work for the test of His life,I think he lost himself after GSP schooled him while being considered the Goat
Nice video. Let's not forget that Hendrix' big performances were when he was juicing. So no surprise there.
Was Bas Rutten not the first heavyweight champion of the UFC? Could be wrong though.
Bas Rutten was the 4th heavyweight champion in UFC.
I love how informative MMA On Point is but I’m kinda tired of top 10 lists. I don’t see why they can’t use all this information for something that isn’t a list
algorhitim
They do fight companions, previews and post card breakdowns too.
the most surprising losing streak for me
is Carlos Condit’s 5 fight losing streak
dude went from having a war with Robbie Lawer
Carlos v Robbie >>>> Robbie v Rory 2 🤷🏽♂️
anywho, went from losing a razor close SD
against probably the scariest version of Robbie Lawler, to losing to guys like Neil Magny and “Cowboy” Oliveira, Maia and Micheal “The Maverick” not too surprising considering Carlos has always struggled with grapplers and very straight strikers that start quick , but still surprising considering he just went to war with one of the greatest champions and made it very competitive, to losing to journeymen.
long live the Natural Born Killer
Condit Is one of m favorite fighters although I think the issue with Condit Is that he never really evolved His style. He still Is/was a Muay Thai Jiujitsu fighter. The key to beating him Was Take him down,he'll have issues on the ground.
Feel like Anderson Silva had to be here, 16 fight win streak and 10 title defenses to going in a winless streak in 8 fights apart for the Brunson fight which let’s be honest, Brunson was robbed.
I think Anderson redeemed himself after schooling Chávez JR. He Is now a face in boxing who can fight AND make lots of money
Artem Lobov should have been on the list due to his status of being the GOAT. He had a 3 fight losing streak to end his MMA career and then a 2 fight losing streak ended his bare knuckle boxing career.
This was amazing like a time Capsule VCR tape. Frankie Edgar with long hair tripped me out
It was UFC 149 the first time Renan Barao fought Urijah Faber . It was July Of 2012 in Calgary if I’m not mistaken.
Why does Darren Till flipping off the air make me question everything?
Weak mind. Dont worry, I've noticed it's fairly common
I wonder how many of these streaks ended because of usada?
Thank u god for changing the music
It was surreal seeing the downfall of Chris Weidman
Do a top 10 of the Strongest MMA Fighters in history, that would be epic.
“Servicing his community as a a police officer” can’t stop picturing Johnny Hendricks behind a glory hole now
If that's what you're into, go for it.
@@declamatory I don’t need your permission, Lyle
@@BlueSkullFish - Heavens no! But you have to be the one to kneel so much.
Hendricks fell off a cliff, but he did put it on Lombard on his way down
Once that conference is broken it’s hard to rebound for a lot of guys
There is no skid greater than Woodley's--it's actually incredible. Hopefully he's got enough in the bank to retire to a cabin in the woods.
At least no one on this list can top my losing streak. When it comes to me asking women out.
At that point u might as well ask out femboys
Have you tried alcohol? That seems to help. You and her.
😂😂😂😂
@@galaxyvulture6649 If there's a hole there's a way
Surprised Conor isn't in the list
Conor got finished 4 out of his last 5 fights
1 win in 5 years and still thinks he deserved a title shot with Olivera
While he doesn't deserve a title shot at all, he did last rather long with Khabib (longer than Pourier, Gaethje, etc) and the last loss to Pourier was due to an injury so not a straight up clean loss.
"He was given the gift of Knockout power one year" even if I didn't know the situation I would say that sounds like PEDS lmao
1:20 Hey guys? By the 20th time we've heard these stories, it might be unsustainable to keep up the amount of content considering MMA hasn't existed for very long. Just a thought.
Till getting subbed in the second is still crazy
Cody's performance against Cruz was flawless
Next video. 10 mma fighters that only do one thing
Truly the highest of highs and the lowest of lows playing the elite MMA game.
Kinda weird how those Brazilian fighters started losing after USADA
Unreal list
What about Reyes? Dude went undefeated in 12 fights, arguably beat Jon Jones and to be the only guy to do it. And then went on a 4-loss streak out of nowhere
USADA wasn't surprised by Hendrick's losing streak
Question as a pothead, would the drinks and other methods we use to pass urine tests work on a commission test for supplements?
0:29 suprising lol
Fedor is still the GOAT. An undefeated heavyweight during PRIDE at it's peak. No one beats prime Fedor. No one.
Going that many fights undefeated at heavyweight is insane. I seriously doubt we’ll ever see that again
He isn't. It's insane how people are so quick to give Khabib's legacy the microscope treatment saying his record was padded, then in the same breath they'll call Fedor the GOAT for being undefeated against baseball players, freakshow attractions and welterweights in a promotion fuelled by corruption till the cows come home.
No Spider?
TJ Waldburger coaches out of Temple Texas, i go to his gym
how would tony have fought against
gaethje without doing that double weight cut