Sherdog’s Top 10: Greatest British Fighters via LevPisarsky
Welcome again folks, this time to Sherdog's list of the 10 greatest mixed martial artists to hail from the United Kingdom. This was compiled as an average of many different Sherdog contributors' lists, and I will note where my own views deviated considerably. Personally though, the appeal of any such lists isn't the exact ordering, or who was included versus excluded, but the actual discussion below each entry.
A word about criteria: My main measure for this list was greatness for one’s era and how long that era lasted. I believe the majority of other contributors used a similar rubric. Ranking historical fighters based on who would beat whom doesn’t make sense, since the sport as a whole keeps improving and evolving. Nevertheless, fighters from earlier eras may be penalized for competitive their division was or was not.
By way of honorable mention, there were several fighters who received at least one vote in our poll, but not quite enough to crack the Top 10. In descending order, they were:
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