Nobody does body head anymore.
Young Jon Jones and Fedor.
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Depends on how you define it.
Pat Smith grounded and pounded Scott Morris. Shamrock grounded and pounded guys like leinninger and Johnston.
I think Coleman is rightfully considered the godfather of G&P though, as it was his gameplan and he dominated with it.
Funny, I once heard Kerr call himself the godfather of G&P in an interview.
I was like WTF. Why would he say that?
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i wonder what happened to the jeremy horn elbow.
(from sidemount, post on their stupid face and then drop your weight on them through the elbow.)
savage. brutally effective. no-one does it.
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Underrated is Ricco. Him taking down Couture and obliterating him is an under appreciated achievement. He reversed bottom to top on Randy (a feat by itself) and then SUH-Mashed him with elbows. He had a run where he was using elbows to wreck people from top position. Pete Williams, Couture, Kohsaka, Monson, Arlovski.
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Marc Coleman started it. Fedor ended it.
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Headbutts were legal when Maurice Smith whooped that ass.
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Mark Coleman! In recent times Khabib
And I know GSP gets hell for not taking chances. But that GnP in the Serra rematch was absolutely brutal.
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GSP was 100 percent about that get back in the second fight.
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Mark Munoz needs an honorable mention.
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When people use the saying “they would not be denied” I think of that GSP. Lol
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true but it was very funny when he called his style donkey kong - and Mike Bisping said he needed to take a long hard look at himself over it.
Yeah, that was angry, focused and vengeful GSP.
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No one’s gonna like this answer, but Jon Jones. Sorry guys
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I feel like prime Diego Sanchez deserves an honorable mention
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It was my answer too.
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He’d fuck guys up from top position
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