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Tim Sylvia was one of the most successful heavyweights of his era - a two-time UFC heavyweight champion with wins over some of the biggest names in the division. But despite his achievements, his relationship with the UFC eventually fell apart, and his place in MMA history has often been overlooked.
In this documentary, we look back at Sylvia’s rise from Miletich Fighting Systems to UFC gold, his wars with Andrei Arlovski, the brutal Frank Mir arm break, his battles with Randy Couture and Fedor Emelianenko, his departure from the UFC, and the years he spent trying to fight his way back.
From championship success to controversy, injuries, retirement, and an unexpected return to competition, this is the full story of Tim “The Maine-iac” Sylvia.
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l8r
Good watch
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He fucked himself alot
(Boomer warning)
UFC was much better when the fighters could wear their own brand shorts and sponsors.
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Timmmay’s the type of guy to wear his title belt to breakfast at Perkins.
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Just remember guys, he was juiced to the gills here before you go giving your fighter that “never failed a drug test” a pass based on looks.
He completely fucked up two main events in a row getting popped when there wasnt even out of comp testing.
Fuck Dana and the ufc but I’d hold a grudge too if some idiot fucked up my plans twice in a Row and made a shitload of extra work and spending necessary.
He also had some atrociously bad fights the second half of his ufc career when he adopted the wall n stall and stopped banging.
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Reggie happened to Tim. He was never the same after this
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Dude lost a ton of weight this summer, looks great now.
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Is he still doing power slap?
hope not
“I’m GONE CHOKE EM UN CON CHUS”
I think he had three “fights” but a few years ago - and some bush league, not DW’s Power Slap
He was like 375pounds
Edit: - is that Mark Coleman in ‘The Bouncer’s’ corner?
lol wtf