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Originally Posted by goodtimes GSP has finished 4 of his last 9 fights, and was KO'd himself in one of them. I guess people only remember Shields' last fight, but they don't realize that GSP pretty much did the same thing to Miller that Shields did to him when they fought. |
Ok, not going to comment on the Miller/GSP fight since I don't remember it well enough however that was quite a while ago.
GSP's last 8 fights since they are the only one's I can think of off the top of my head have been against
Alves-utter domination (not just laying on him, he dropped Alves twice at least, almost finished with chokes a couple times)
Penn-utter domination and Penn's corner threw the towel in after the 4th round
Fitch-utter domination, dropped Fitch a couple times and beat the hell out of him the rest of the fight
Serra-avenged his loss against Serra in Montreal by beating the snot out of him then bashing his ribs to finish the fight
Hughes-interm title shot, caused Hughes to verbally tap to a fantastic looking armbar
Koscheck-coming off his loss to Serra I will concede a little however he tried to finish the fight though that fight seems to be widly considered as a lay and pray victory
Serra-lost to Serra by tko
Hughes-ko'ed Hughes with beautiful kick in 3rd round I believe after almost finishing him before the end of the second.
So out of 8 he lost one that was avenged and the only fight remotely boring was the Koscheck win. Fitch and Alves had their asses handed to them but just because he didn't finish them doesn't mean it was boring or lay and pray.
So out of 8 fights he won 7. Finished 4 in specactular fashion and pummelled two more into oblivion. I certainly do not find that to be boring. Also consider that he was fighting title shots in all those except Koscheck fight. Hughes in his prime when GSP fought him was definitly top 10, Alves, Fitch Penn, all top 10. Where was Miller do you think when Shield's beat him? What about Daley?
My point is that St. Pierre does not just lay and pray to his victories.