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Let's get material possession straight, I'm expression that Matt Serra has no fortune hostile Georges St Pierre in their UFC weight unit battle turn on April 7, 2007 in Houston Texas. What I am adage is that Matt "The Terror" Serra will be a coming victor in the UFC lightweight arm.

The UFC does not have another opponent like Matt Serra. Serra is a superb fighter, a opponent next to a 7-4 MMA record, 5-4 in the UFC. Huh? How can I telephone a gunfighter with a transcription like-minded that brilliant? As is oftentimes the cause in armed combat sports, Matt Serra is not defined as a warrior by his victories, but by his losings and Matt Serra's financial loss are impressive!

Matt Serra's prototypic loss came in May 2001 to none other than Shonie Carter. Matt Serra was dominant this conflict and was ten seconds away from ahead when Shonie caught Matt with an dazzling whirling back paw. That wager on manus has get the staple of all MMA hard lay emphasis on walk unsteadily since. Matt has since avenged his loss to Shonie, but since it was piece of the Ultimate Fighter world progression and lonesome a two capitate fight, the finish does not concert on his formalised narrative.

BJ Penn was the subsequent MMA charming to finish Matt Serra. We all cognise BJ Penn. He's the rubber man, he is unbelievably gifted and elastic. BJ Penn may highly all right have the furthermost elemental gift of any competitor in MMA. That said, Matt Serra gone a markedly proximate edict to BJ Penn. I reflect that a rematch betwixt these two fighters should be in charge. Perhaps it will begin at welterweight, or more fittingly pay for at lightweight where I acknowledge some of these guys are at their first.

Matt Serra's next loss is a bit uncertain. He straying a mind to Din Thomas. Again, I deem Din Thomas is a good fighter, but I'm not confident why Matt Serra couldn't finishing him. It's in the books as a Din Thomas victory, but if these two fought again nowadays I am definite that Matt Serra would win.

Karo Parisyan besides decisioned Matt Serra, this loss approaching in June of 2005. Karo is an brilliant Judo/BJJ/Ground fighter, so it's no disturb that this fray went to a result. Basically both guys vigour canceled all another out.

That's cardinal losses, but all iv come through to ably far-famed able fighters. Also, all iv fighters are stagnant in the mix, streaming their way subsidise up into assertion for belts at lightweight and weight.

Georges St Pierre is erect in the way of Matt Serra winning the UFC weight unit name on April 7. I don't allow anything short-run of an lesion during the fracas will exclude Georges from prizewinning that combat. Full apologies to Matt if he thinks I'm disrespecting his skills, it's not that, it's basically that I have an idea that Georges is fitting of course too big and too suitable a athlete for Matt to be successful. Georges has super help yourself to trailing squad and suitable ground and pound, I feel he will win this fight, let's expectancy it's a corking one although.

Matt Serra belongs at lightweight. This is his earthy weight kind and he would do unbelievably ably here. I feel that Matt has topical lightweight title holder Sean Sherk outdone in both terra firma skills (BJJ) and dramatic. The one and only blotch Sherk has an profit is grappling skills, still Serra is enormously precarious from his spinal column. I assume that after Matt Serra gets this scrap near Georges St Pierre all over with, he will arrival to dominate the light division, and anxiously set up a replay with BJ Penn.