“Best in my opinion,” Gilbert Burns reveals his picks for Kamaru Usman vs Georges St-Pierre »FirstSportz

Kamaru Usman dominated everyone in the weight class. He has won against every top-level competitor in the UFC and many claim he is one of the best weightlifters to ever walk the planet.

Even UFC president Dana White confirmed that Usman is the heaviest weight class ever. After his victory over Colby Covington in a rematch at UFC 268, he has no doubt about which welterweight title in the world can be contested. Usman is undefeated in the UFC, and he plans to leave the sport, in a similar fashion.

People compare him to Georges St-Pierre, who once challenged for the great title, Gilbert Burn believe that Usman can even beat GSP. Talk MMA Fighting Trocação Franca .’s Portuguese-speaking podcast, he say, “The way he dominates is more appealing than St-Pierre’s. St-Pierre was taking everyone down, hitting the ground and smashing, sometimes it wasn’t such a convincing victory, and Kamaru was winning more convincingly. He’s already the best in my opinion, but I think he’s still missing a lot more title defenses to end the conversation. “

“It’s hard to get another chance, “Gilbert Burns understands he’s not near a title right now

Burns faced Usman at the main event of UFC 258, he had a great start, but ultimately lost the fight via TKO, Burns is now back on the winning track with a win over Stephen Thompson, he said. , “I think two performances that are outstanding, bloody, either going to the knockout or being subdued, I think that can help me get back on the belt. But I think depends on the opponent, it has to be the perfect match between the opponent and the right division. ”

He added, “Since I had a chance before and got off to a good start but lost it by TKO, it was hard to get another chance. That’s reality. So it must be a very outstanding performance. My practice session today was based on that, knowing that the next performance might have to shock everyone.”

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