Rogan: 60-year-old Tank would Beat most Active UFC Heavyweights

Even the worst HW beats Tank to death if they want. Come on now.

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andy anderson said he watched tank bench 500, 10 times, no spotter

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Guy was a BINGO artist. Now, he plays it on Sundays.

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Did any of you here the podcast..?…he was talkn about prime tank in the ufc today,not 60 yr old tank..geez..

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I really don’t think Joe meant that a current Tank Abbott could beat lower level hvwts - I think he meant to say prime Tank could beat quite a few modern hvwts and I agree with him

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I was gonna say, those quotes don’t imply 60 year old tank anywhere. Talking about the age old time machine bout debates

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Of course nobody read the actual quotes…but they can’t wait to gossip like women.

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Tank would get beaten up badly by random in shape young dudes off the street at this point.

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Tank couldn’t beat most UFC heavyweights at his peak. C’mon Joe

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Even prime Tank would not pick up 3 wins against the current top 15.

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What is prime tank? The guy that beat Matua?

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Are we talking about these tubs of blubbery shits that walk around the current UFC ring? Prime Tank can’t beat any of them? Yeah, :+1:

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Why did Tank decide a skinny dork in his old age?

He underwent a liver transplant because years of a hard-living lifestyle causing severe liver failure/damage.

The surgery was extremely complicated, he suffered multiple strokes (reports say over six), cardiac arrests (“died 5 times” on the operating table), and spent 107 days in the ICU recovering.

This ordeal, combined with the transplant and post-surgery recovery, led to dramatic weight loss, he reportedly dropped about 100 pounds (from his fighting weight in the 250–300+ lb range down to a much slimmer frame). He also quit drinking as part of turning his life around.

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Interestingly, research consistently shows that being mildly overweight often links to better outcomes than being thin or underweight.

BMI ~25-29.9 or sometimes up to ~30-32 tends to show the lowest mortality risk in many large studies and reviews. Some data suggest 27-28 for men and 31-32 for women (though this varies).

This is the “obesity paradox” in older adults where extra weight sometimes correlates with lower mortality risk, better survival and more healthy years.

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30 year old Tank couldn’t beat any of the top guys in his own era. At the end he was getting rocked by guys like Yoshida.

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I know the article suggests Rogan meant if he came back now, but his actually quoted words don’t suggest that.

Surely he meant prime tank deposited into current HW div

Also this could just be bad wording, but it’s incorrect at least the way it reads

It frames up that he beat the guys listed in UFC 1990s tournaments

Obv he didn’t fight cabbage in ufc until 2003 (a loss) and the W was a couple years later in different org

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I guess 6’ tall is fucking huge and enormous to Joe who is 4’11".

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The current top 10 heavy weight roster. Which one would prime Tank make it past 1 round against? I think each guy could Ko prime Tank in round 1

Here’s 2016 ufc heavyweight top ten for comparison. Filled with big names

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