Georges St-Pierre’s Top Ten Josh Koscheck I – August 25 – UFC 74. Matt Serra II – April 19, 2008 – UFC 83. Jon Fitch – August 9, 2008 – UFC 87. BJ Penn II – January 31, 2009 – UFC 94. Jake Shields – April 30, 2011 – UFC 129. Carlos Condit – November …
His black belt in Kyokushin karate and his boxing training enabled him to become the only welterweight in the promotion’s history to land more than 1,000 strikes (1,254). And his 2.39 strike differential — strikes landed for every strike absorbed — is the best of any 170-pounder in the UFC, ever.Feb 21, 2019
Top 10 Fighters of All Time #8: Manny Pacquiao. #7: Georges St-Pierre. #6: Mike Tyson. #5: Muhammad Ali. #4: Joe Louis. #3: Bruce Lee. #2: Anderson Silva. #1: Sugar Ray Robinson. Cited by many as history’s greatest boxer, Robinson is the man for whom the pound-for-pound rankings were created.
40 years (May 19, 1981) Georges St-Pierre/Age
February 21, 2019 Georges St-Pierre/Career end
“My contract with UFC will finish in almost two years, and I will be free—and I will still be in shape,” St-Pierre said. “I’m still a fighter and an entertainer. If there is an exhibition fight or a novelty fight for charity, then never say never.”Jul 1, 2021
Georges St-Pierre suffered just two losses in his 15-year-long illustrious MMA career. He encountered his first defeat against Matt Hughes in 2004 at UFC 50. Three years later, The Ultimate Fighter 4 winner Matt Serra became the second man to get the better of St-Pierre.Jul 3, 2021
November 4, 2017 The pairing with Bisping took place in the main event of UFC 217 on November 4, 2017, nearly four years since UFC 167, when GSP last fought.
