Paddy pimblet was stunned while Dan Henderson’s most difficult opponents of their UFC

Dan Henderson, the symbol of the MMA, has revealed the most difficult opponents of his career, and this is not the answer to Padbeh.

The couple sat down last week to discuss the Fight Game as well as the MMA Heritage of Henderson, when Pimbelet asked Handrson that he had delivered the toughest punch at the time of his attendance.

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Henderson is one of the most respected MMA history fighters who competed in three different sections of weight for multiple advertising over the past 20 years.

He was 46 years old when he competed with Michael Bispping to win weightlifting at UFC 204 in October 2016, and after five rounds, a uniform decision defeat for the UK.

This was the second time Henderson had met with the Bisaping in Octagon, and pulled out seven years before Britt at UFC 100 with his opponent’s punch as the worst case he had ever received.

Who was Dan Henderson’s hard opponent?

Henderson told “Baddy” in the second podcast: “Warderlei (Silve) hit hard.”

“Rampage (Jackson) also treated very hard. I say Fedor (Emelianenko), but he didn’t reach my field.

“When he knocked me down, I had more balance than anything and he was somehow slippery.

“It wasn’t a solid shot, I think it opened me on the cheek because I was angled, so he didn’t connect very hard on me with a good shot,” he said.

“I know I had masses next to my head – we were a little in the clinch and he threw some short fists and I had nodes next to my head,” he said.

“But I don’t know who has hit the hardest.”

Pimblet then showed his surprise that the former Pride FC champion did not show any heavyweight he had fought in his career.

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Henderson fought with many of the biggest and worst MMA men during his presence in Japanese Pride FC, where weightlifting classes were not always implemented.

His only official official period in Heavyweight was in Pride 17 in November 2001.

Henderson was also known as the “Big Nog” by Antonio Rodrigo, as well as “Big NOG”, at which time he was a heavyweight elite surrender.

“But the heavy weights, many of them I fought were not known because of people,” he said.

Pimblet then brought Silva again, as Brazilian was “on the horse’s meat” when Brazil fought at Pride FC.

Henderson replied, “They never tested there, and I asked them why they don’t test for steroids.”

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“And they said,” Oh, because if we did, only you and Nogira will be the ones you fight. “

As one of his favorite fights throughout the era, Pimblat named Henderson’s names against Shogan 1 he watched live.

Liverpidelian is currently looking forward to hearing from Dana White’s UFC CEO, in which he fights in the top MMA advertising.

“Bad” stopped Michael Chandler in his last fight at UFC 314 in April and defeated Charles Eliviera as the newly lightweight champion, Ilia Toporia.

MMA fraternity members appear to be divided in PimbletT Fighting Topuria for the next belt.

Some think that a title for the 7-0 UFC star will be unbearable, while others think Topuria vs pimblet is a fight that has to be done, because of the mutual hatred of both men for each other.

Meanwhile, Henderson said his clashes with Nogueira and his default fight with Hector Lombard at UFC 199 were some of his favorite.

Hindu retired from the MMA after its defeat to Bispping with a record of 32-15.