[REAL TALK] At 42 Fedor has zero punch resistance left.

[Vlad_]

That was pathetic from Fedor. Getting KOd from what was basically a jab and the first punch of the fight landed? Quite sad for a so called legend and GOAT...

[BKM-]

I don't know how many more rude awakenings he's gonna have. Still fights the same way as his prime when his body can no longer handle it.

[RomanReigns]

I wish He and Anderson Silva retires. Both are now way past their prime, and gonna get hurt when they face younger and prime fighters.

[Sugar Adam Ali]

He hasn’t had punch resistance for many years.

I think the giant Silva fight wrecked his face, and hendo destroyed whatever was left of his chin

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I haven't seen it but I don't watch his fights anymore.

Even when he was still winning ie the Brett Rogers KO, he looked really flat and basic compared to his former self. I can't imagine how bad it is now.

[BrometheusBob.]

You gotta figure Bader was a little disappointed too. Must not feel as rewarding to beat an obviously faded old shell of a man.

[hayZ]

You gotta figure Bader was a little disappointed too. Must not feel as rewarding to beat an obviously faded old shell of a man.

I mean what was he expecting going into the fight? Fedor has looked terrible since 2012. He is about a decade and a half past his peak (vs Cro Cop in 2005).

Even though he didn't lose a fight until 5 years after that Cro Cop fight, he just never looked the same physically due to him not training as hard and smart since.

[OctoberRed]

That was beyond sad to watch.

[$Bullsfam$]

Quick stoppage if you ask me tho I think he needs to retire, that’s all I heard all week was him considering retiring. Tells me he had one foot out the door already

[Anthony342]

Well that's good that Fedor was already considering retirement. He never should've made a comeback in the first place IMO. He's already the best heavyweight ever in MMA and many consider him the GOAT as well.