Who has beaten Fedor?

Fedor Emelianenko Record: 36-5-0 (1 NC)

W/L	Fighter	Method
loss	Fedor Emelianenko Dan Henderson	KO/TKO Punches
loss	Fedor Emelianenko Antonio Silva	KO/TKO
loss	Fedor Emelianenko Fabricio Werdum	SUB Triangle Armbar
win	Fedor Emelianenko Brett Rogers	KO/TKO Punch

Which MMA fighter has the most losses?

Most Losses in MMA. If you’ve never heard of Shannon Ritch before, get ready to. He’s the Michael Jordan of dubious MMA records. According to the website MMA Wiz, the Cannon is king of this category, with a whopping 88 losses.

Why did Fedor never go to the UFC?

“The UFC contract was just draconian and oppressive,” Fedor said in an impromptu Periscope session with a Russian sports outlet. “I’m not ready to sign such an enslaving contract. First of all, they should show respect for the fighters—the kind of respect I receive in Japan.”

Who first beat Fedor?

The Brazilian caught Emelianenko in a deep triangle choke/armbar and submitted the legend in 1:09 of round 1, becoming the first man to legitimately defeat Fedor.

Who lost the most fights?

Reggie Strickland holds the record for the most professional defeats. He fought a total of 363 times of which he lost 276. In this day and age most boxers don’t even make it past 50 fights, so this is a record that will probably never be broken.

Who’s the best fighter of all time?

Top 10 Fighters of All Time

• #8: Manny Pacquiao.
• #7: Georges St-Pierre.
• #6: Mike Tyson.
• #5: Muhammad Ali.
• #4: Joe Louis.
• #3: Bruce Lee.
• #2: Anderson Silva.
• #1: Sugar Ray Robinson. Cited by many as history’s greatest boxer, Robinson is the man for whom the pound-for-pound rankings were created.

How is Daniel Cormier’s eye?

Daniel Cormier has been on the receiving end of several devastating eye pokes. However, the worst of these occurred when Cormier fought former UFC heavyweight champion Stipe Miocic in their third fight. Cormier was diagnosed with a torn cornea after the fight and couldn’t see through the eye for long.

Who is the oldest boxer to ever win a title?

Three years later, Hopkins defeated Jean Pascal for the WBC and lineal light heavyweight titles, as well as regaining the Ring title. This made Hopkins the oldest boxer in history to win a world championship, at the age of 46, breaking George Foreman’s record set in 1994.