Who Wins? "Suga" or "Mr. Wonderful"
On the horn:
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| Rashad Evans (left) vs Phil Davis (right) in the main event at UFC on FOX 2 / photo @DanaWhite |
After reading other's beliefs about Rashad Evans being unable to beat a young opponent in Phil Davis, and seeing so many people pick Davis to beat the former champion hands down, I had to make it clear why Evans with be tasting the sweet "Suga" taste of victory one more time at UFC on FOX 2.
Rashad Evans has beaten a who's who of fighters and has only definitively lost once in his career. His only draw, against Tito Ortiz at UFC 73, was redeemed in brutal fashion. Evans finished Ortiz at UFC 133 with a vicious knee to the mid section before pounding out the victory with punches.
Some writers feel Evans hasn't beaten quality opponents in their prime and, although I can see the logic in some of their arguments, this is just not correct. Evans has defeated some of the most quality opponents in the division. Evans beat Stephan Bonner (14-7) and at the time it was only the third loss of Bonnar's career, the other two up to that point were Forrest Griffin and Lyoto Machida (both former UFC champions)
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Some writers feel Evans hasn't beaten quality opponents in their prime and, although I can see the logic in some of their arguments, this is just not correct. Evans has defeated some of the most quality opponents in the division. Evans beat Stephan Bonner (14-7) and at the time it was only the third loss of Bonnar's career, the other two up to that point were Forrest Griffin and Lyoto Machida (both former UFC champions)
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