Not a peep for years
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Last I remember he lost a fight, then lost every fight after that..from one of the best in the world to nothing in a heartbeat
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TJ Dillashaw stole his soul. Regardless of how you feel about TJ those two fights ended him.
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He was the man
I remember him dropping off dramatically when USADA came in
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TJ is extremely knowledgeable. I love watching him, Bisping, and DJ talk about the X’s & O’s.
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I remember when I heard TJ won, I was like “how in the heck could TJ beat that guy!!!”. Turns out TJ was a little better than I thought, and Renan maybe not quite so good. But back in the day it was as shocker, I think TJ had VERY long odds to win…
So many fighters did.
Pettis and Weidman disappeared when USADA was instituted. They looked like potential GOATS of their weight classes and just dropped down forever.
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I beat him up!
Entered teh world of Boxercise post UFC run. I sent him on his way! Should had transitioned in to BKFC instead!
Yes, he was a major one too
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He had a grappling match last year where he walked out of the cage when an OT round was announced as this was not previously agreed to.
https://x.com/Grabaka_Hitman/status/1927424946461937870
Full match
Same here, loving hearing these boys dropping knowledge
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TJ was juice to the gills
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100% he was. But Renato too, no?
Truth. Dude was like 30-1 then just lost about 10 fights straight.
I’m sure I’m over exaggerating but someone who wants to Google can get the facts.
Still, such a weird career.
Edit - hmmm looks like he might have got caught up when USADA came in. Time frame def seems to fit with his nosedive.
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An Hendricks punching people in to another orbit
Another good one. From killing folks to scrub almost overnight.
yeah he was thumping on people with that left before usada. i lost a big bet for him in the gsp fight. still think jonny won.