Tito Ortiz's record since his last match with Ken shamrock.

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Sad

The only upside (for him) is that those are/were all top guys for the most part.

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by menckenstein on Jan 20, 2012 8:52 AM EST reply actions

Id like to see a overview of all of those fighters records against the same fighters. It is obvious that Tito would be at the bottom of the list but I would like to see how everyone else stacked up.

by davidhamilton83 on Jan 20, 2012 9:19 AM EST reply actions

here are their records against each other:

Tito Ortiz – (2-7-1) (W – Forrest Griffin, Ryan Bader L – Chuck Liddell X2, Lyoto Machida, Forrest Griffin, Matt Hamil, Rashad Evans, Lil’ Nog, T – Rashad Evans)
Chuck Liddell – (2-1) (W – Tito Ortiz X2, L – Rashad Evans)
Rashad Evans – (3-1-1) (W – Chuck LIddel, Forrest Griffin, Tito Ortiz, L – Lyoto Machida, T – Tito Ortiz)
Lyoto Machida – (2-0) (W- Rashad Evans, Tito Ortiz)
Forrest Griffin – (1-2) (W – Tito Ortiz, L – Tito Ortiz, Rashad Evans)
Matt Hamil – (1-0) (W – Tito Ortiz)
Ryan Bader – (1-1) (W – Lil Not, L – Tito Ortiz)
Lil’ Nog- (1-1) (W – Tito Ortiz, L – Ryan Bader)

by darkotto23 on Jan 20, 2012 5:49 PM EST up reply actions

Wow… thanks for the info.

by davidhamilton83 on Jan 23, 2012 4:16 PM EST up reply actions

1-6-1, but...

That’s a helluva strength of schedule. 5 fights vs. current\future UFC lhw champions. And three against contenders/high-level gatekeepers.

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by skeebop on Jan 20, 2012 12:54 PM EST reply actions

Ryan Bader can't be feeling too good about himself

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by Chris Groves on Jan 20, 2012 1:10 PM EST reply actions

The amount of time Tito would take off between fights kind of bothered me. It’s like he plateaued because he was not always in the gym and would have to focus on conditioning more than technique in preparation for his fights.
He should of been fighting much more frequently than he did after the Liddell lost and should have gotten a tune up fight in there rather than having to fight a top 10 guy every time he returns to the game

by Robert V-U on Jan 20, 2012 1:33 PM EST reply actions

Keep in mind the relationship that he and Dana had (or at least appeared to have) during that length of time. He never would have had a tune up fight.

by davidhamilton83 on Jan 20, 2012 3:00 PM EST up reply actions