Georges St-Pierre. Is He Really The Greatest?

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[@CoolToMe_]

At the risk of outing myself here, I am a new fan of the spot. My first proper fight, that I was hyped to watch was Izzy Vs Gastelum. Editing together vids for MMAOnPoint, you learn a lot very quickly about the history of the sport. I had heard of GSP before being a hardcore fan and now know tonnes about him and his career. But helping edit this piece was truly a breathe of fresh air and a solid reminder how great an athlete Georges' was. It is so easy to have recency bias and forget all the incredible achievements by fighters in the past. A truly honourable fighter and forever champion.

[@misplacedhaole6726]

And you guys did a great job on it. Thank you.

[@MMAOnPoint]

Which spot was that now?

[@chadtheufcdad1200]

Welcome to the greatest sport ever created young man!

[@ronswanson1410]

Oh man, I remember when I was you. It's such a blast dude. The MMA world is rich with amazing characters and stories. As a combat sports handicapper (been doing this for about 4 years now) some of my favorite plays are done on the contender series, where I get a chance to really learn about the fighter's past. I remember Raul Rosas Jr being one of the most fascinating in terms of how he had to lie about his age to compete against adults. Anyways, loved the editing work on this. You and the team make fascinating work and I hope we get more deep dives on fighters like this piece!

[@bradnimbus4836]

@@MMAOnPoint You know darn well which spot!

[@littlegreekcoffeehouse9773]

He's the best ever. No peds, avenged his only losses, and went up a class(15lbs gap) to win the belt after 4 years off.... and is still in better shape than many current athletes. A true idol

[@SalmanKhan-gt3fb]

The best summed up GSP comment

[@dattrax7]

Exactly.

[@trollking99]

And he's dealt with possible career-ending injuries and health issues and persevered.

[@kristofszekeres1375]

be honest, he had beat 1 of the weakest middleweight champ ever. If it were Yoel, or Whittaker , I don't think, GSP could be the champ.

[@kevwwong]

@@kristofszekeres1375 Probably true. And I don't think Bisping was a bad fighter by any means. But he's a guy that will go 5 rounds, outwork and outpoint you. Yoel and Whittaker have explosive power, which is probably the thing GSP is most vulnerable to. His game plan would probably have consisted of a lot of takedowns to wear those guys out. Risky given the punching power and general strength, but I think it would've been his best chance to win. With that said, we can only judge the guy based on what he did, not what could have been. I think he's the GOAT. Won't be mad if someone puts him second behind Khabib, but I won't think they're right.

[@Jayvee301]

mighty mouse and gsp the picture of greatness to me. No ped accusations no funny business just consistency and greatness

[@Kawairze]

Wut abt khabib too

[@belogical9748]

@@Kawairze eh. I have my reasons.

[@docgun5019]

@@Kawairze how many top 4 opponents has khabib fought against...

[@ula17404]

There were some accusations against gsp taking steroids. Also grease gate and some weird happened with the weigh in during Diaz fight.

[@jbj7599]

No funny business? Guess you didn't see gsp vs penn

[@FaithRox]

I've always seen him as the man who brought us out of cage fighting, and into MMA. Inside and outside of the cage, he exemplified what it means to be a martial artist.

[@MMAOnPoint]

Is that MF'in Faith!?

[@OctopusWithNoFriends]

That's a very nice succinct way to see him and his legacy. I agree with you. I started watching MMA back when all these fights were happening. I was and still am a big GSP fan. The worst thing he's ever done was what, win a very close fight? 😆 🐐

[@rjhooper9226]

wonderful comment. I agree with you

[@papaburgundy71]

GOAT

[@SuperChillTunes]

GSP is a hero to me. Growing up in a small town in Ontario where fighting and wrestling was a big deal GSP was idolized. I miss watching his fights, watching greatness happen live is something I'll never forget.

[@stephenstuckey]

4real man. Im from Toronto and have felt the same at times.

[@markchapman2585]

@@stephenstuckey I'm from Toronto too I met him downtown really nice guy shorter than I expected but I know he would whoop my ass LOL

[@stephenstuckey]

@@markchapman2585 oh nice bro, that be sick to meet GSP. And i bet, lol...nicest dude in the world but will fuck u up if needed. Cheers🐸👊

[@sallgoodman2323]

Same here. I still hold hope for another fellow Canadian to reach for the heights that GSP climbed.

[@bigstink1877]

@@sallgoodman2323 Look Up Aaron Jeffery

[@Day-ZDuke]

GSP is the GOAT not only due to his skill & performance as a fighter, but because of everything about him The skill, the intelligence, the discipline, the honesty, humility, graciousness, and generally how he conducted himself & the way he represented the sport. Just a phenomenal athlete and human being

[@mickgodfrey2078]

Well said

[@Viral_culture]

GSP, MIGHTY MOUSE, KHABIB NURMAGOMEDOV the goats simply because they never had any sort of performance enhancers JON JONES IS THE GREATEST FIGHTER THOUGH

[@kingspart9828]

Gsp didn't eye poke,nut shot,pop for steroids 4 times,didn't stretch his hands to his opponents eyes, didn't have a 12 inches reach advantage,didn't have 4+ inches height advantage,had only one close controversial decision against a juicehead who became champ after gsp retired,actually moved up instead of teasing it for 10+years and counting.

[@EricLewandowski-vn7ky]

Not defending Jones but GSP did have greasegate

[@MaxiFlanagan]

Physical advantage isn't bad that's dumb but the steroids yeah.

[@ciaosonoAlbertoG]

My GOAT. I absolutely will never stop SIMPING for GSP

[@sallgoodman2323]

Same. The Greatest!

[@GameFormative]

same

[@xx-knight-xx2119]

It ain't simpin' if it's GSP.

[@markzuckergecko621]

Great video, GSP would be impressed by your performance.

[@janwelk177]

This needs more upvotes

[@johnlambert8375]

😂😂😂😂

[@osareafallire]

I knew someone had to post this. Not disappointed.

[@charlescharlemagne4907]

0:07 ...you can tell GSP really appreciated Khabib saying that. Legendary moment right there

[@chrisd3676]

Arguably the GOAT, and brought the sport forward in so many ways, watching him is what got me into MMA

[@tianshi2006]

Not arguably.....

[@Matrim42]

GSP is just pure wholesomeness. He’s everything I want in an MMA fighter. He’s top tier, a phenomenal athlete, stays out of trouble, he’s a consummate sportsman, and the meanest thing I ever heard him say to an opponent was basically “son, I am disappoint.” He’s the Platonic ideal of a fighter.

[@abhaitanwar]

Dear Lord, the best coverage of GSPs legacy by a distinct MMA channel. Well done guys, from one fact to the other, it was a monumental reminder of who Georges St-Pierre is for the sport and why he should always be remembered at times when it's hard to be an MMA fan these days... all hail THE RUSH!

[@wingerding]

How about the indistinct channels?

[@ajbahus]

Yes. He defeated every opponent he ever faced. He displayed the MIXED aspect of MMA with could strike, wrestle and grapple with the best of them. He defeated the "who's who" of MMA when they were at their most dangerous including prime Matt Hughes x2, prime BJ Penn x2, Michael Bisping (coming off wins against Anderson, Luke and Hendo), Jake Shields (who was on a 15 fight win streak), Jon Fitch (who was on a 16 fight win streak), Nick Diaz (who was 11-1 in his past 12 fights), Carlos Condit (who was 13-1 in his last 14 fights), Johny Hendricks (15-1 coming into the fight and probably "enhanced"), Sean Sherk (31-1-1 coming into the fight), Thiago Alves (9-1 in his past 10 coming into the fight), and Josh Koscheck x2. GSP boasted the best timing you'll ever see in MMA where he was able to level change in the blink of an eye. You'd be hard pressed to find a fighter who used the jab better than GSP and he made takedowns and passing guard look astonishingly easy. As far as accolades go, GSP also won 33 rounds in a row, landed the most takedowns in UFC history, most control time in UFC history, 2nd most title fight wins, 3rd highest takedown percentage, finished every fight when he was a challenger for the title. Won a title in two different weight classes. I'd say his only real competition is Jon Jones, who tested positive for PEDs, Khabib, who didn't fight the level of competition as GSP, and Mighty Mouse, who has more losses than GSP. GSP comes out as the greatest.

[@J1283-s1k]

What a comment.

[@turtle4614]

Really Really appreciate this one. He is the champions champion. What an incredible honor it was to be able have watched him do his thing in the ring.

[@liamdoes8580]

I'm not one bit embarrassed to say this man is my hero. He exemplifies everything a person should be. Competent, kind and the best version of themselves they could possibly be. Even today he's still incredibly dedicated. He's like 40 but still works out and looks like he's made of stone. He's the goat without a doubt

[@sexuallobster134679]

There aren't many true role models in this sport. Gsp is a fantastic one where there aren't many "okay" ones

[@SudokuPUA]

I was at MSG for UFC 217; when GSP knocked down Bisping the place went absolutely crazy- one of the best to ever do it!

[@sallgoodman2323]

The energy was madness when he took the Win

[@Bardoku]

- No scandals - No steroids - Actual GOAT of a weight class - Lost several times and came back - Beat everyone he has ever fought - Won fights he wasn't dominating - Had big PPV fights - First UFC Fighter to start wearing suits at conferences - Two weight world champion - Also beat the GOAT LW of his era (BJ Penn) - Could have potentially beaten Anderson and Khabib There is NO, absolute NO other one who truly is the GOAT. It is and always will be GSP.

[@elephantman6117]

Also came back at UFC 217 and defeated Michael Bisping to become Middleweight champ after being gone for 4 years........yep. No contest. GSP the goat.

[@myhatmygandhi6217]

Never caught taken PED's but doesn't mean he never did. During his reign in the UFC the vast majority of the UFC was on stuff, Ubereem, Brock, Mir, Silva, Jones, all the greats were doing it without getting caught at the time so it wouldn't surprise me if he took stuff.

[@russellward4624]

​@@PaulieWalnuts_lost_shoeyou'd be surprised how many fighters who were viewed as "honerable" used PEDs, beat thier wives etc...

[@wert2345]

i'd like to nominate this vid for all the awards. seriously, great job.

[@FearandLoathinginLandonND]

Georges St. Pierre dominated the welterweight division in an era when it was the most stacked division in the world. He out-struck professional kickboxers, out-wrestled NCAA champions, and out-grappled bjj world champions. He avenged every loss, came back from an ACL injury that was often career ending at the time, and came back after retirement to win the championship in a higher weight class. He's the best that ever did it.

[@MichaelWLee]

I’d love to see a showcase on Joe Lauzon. Never a champion, never a huge contender, but always had the greatest fights and he’s my favorite fighter of all time

[@nev12345678910]

Wish we would’ve gotten him Vs cowboy

[@bobiqua862]

Absolute legend.

[@lukemoody6299]

My Muay Thai Coach fought joe lauzon in the ufc

[@folksurvival]

Lauzon has the record for most submission of the night bonuses.

[@sallgoodman2323]

Joe is such a warrior, and I'll always remember his debut against Jens Pulver. No fear.

[@KingKirbzzz]

The greatest of all time. Never popped for PEDs, avenged his losses to the only men to beat him, and double champ. Absolute legend.

[@KG-ii2yx]

but he lost, khabib, jones havent

[@user-tz2zz5ij1s]

@@KG-ii2yx Khabib missed weight, Jones failed ped tests, and has a loss albeit a dq. It all depends on how you weigh those things. I take GSP, no controversy.

[@pz619]

@@KG-ii2yx Khabib only fought at one weight class and never really challenged himself

[@shanedelgado666]

@M he was not tested for most of his career. If you think he never did and PEDs you're kidding yourself. He's great, but taking size out of it..... Bones wrecks him. Anderson would have beat him senseless back then too. Solid 4. Mighty Mouse at 185 and 6' is the scariest thought ever.

[@user-tz2zz5ij1s]

@@shanedelgado666 never popped on a test. You can speculate all you want. If he was on them in that era, so was everyone else, balances out. GSP is the GOAT. Keep hating. I heard GSP drinks haters tears for breakfast.

[@skulkzy6051]

Been watching you guys since you had 36k subscribers -- love the MMA Legends format. Would love to see more stories like this, but I know they take a lot of work! Great shit!

[@lolripk]

never thought we'd ever see an MMA Legends video again but this definitely welcome, GSP the goat

[@michealpangowish9292]

I love these deeper looks into the rise and history of fighters.

[@TH3B0N3Y4RD]

Fastest click in youtube history. GSP - The GOAT!!! And the reason I started watching mma all those years ago! Proud he's Canadian.

[@EVIL_THOUGHTS]

*So much strength and humility made him a true living legend ! Long and healthy life GSP. 👊👍🙏*

[@youcantseeme2244]

This was really well done. Not only does it tell you how good of a fighter GSP was but it shows the person he was as well. MMA wouldn't be where it is without him. To me he is the GOAT. No controversy, dominant champ and went up to become champ at middleweight. Of course there are guys like DJ that I think should get mentioned more and current fighters like Volk who still years to build his legacy. But you just don't get better than GSP. He was everything you would want in a fighter. Great athlete, hard worker, professional, well rounded and fight iq. And the way he carries himself is how I personally will remember him. The end of this video really summed it up. In a sport that has shady characters and things that go on in the behind the scenes GSP stands out as a humble man who had the most prestigious career in MMA and represented mixed martial arts better than anybody ever has.

[@King-H]

100% GSP is the undisputed MMA GOAT

[@littlegreekcoffeehouse9773]

Amazing video. Great research and execution. Thank you!!!!

[@BatCaveOz]

My favorite MMA channel talking about my favorite MMA fighter...? I have hit "like" prior to watching... this has to be good! Also, GSP = 🐐

[@BatCaveOz]

Just finished watching this - it was a banger!

[@sallgoodman2323]

A win-win, and it delivered by far!

[@SlyHysteria87]

Wow amazing watch from start to end so well done and as a Canadian it’s amazing seeing our countries hero displayed this way

[@frostedhams]

Gsp and Mighty Mouse. The 2 men who deserve to be called legends.

[@randallsavage13]

Damn you guys are on point with these legends videos I love them

[@Eqmastery]

Quality content guys. You're knocking it out of the park with every production.

[@DrBeauHightower]

Fantastic video. Love this series

[@jasonthedrummer]

Thanks, my dude! Much appreciated!

[@alexlink5836]

Don’t understand why Dana never appreciate him , yet slobs on Khabib. JOHNNY HENDRICKS WAS JUICED TO THE GRILLS

[@dylanbulinsky5637]

this is just beautiful why hasnt this be done like this until now why glorious thank you truly

[@davidnyblom6245]

This is awesome! More like this is more than welcome from you guys

[@batmanatemyshoe4601]

Love this kinds of content lads, cant wait to see the other MMA legends you cover

[@sledge2002]

GSP is one of my idols, just a great person and my GOAT of MMA.

[@AllThatMattersToday]

Best content you guys have ever made. You guys are continually stepping your game up. I'm not a guy who usually ever comments on videos. I barely even press the like button. But I had to stop and acknowledge this effort put in here. Kudos to you guys.

[@malkyboi1610]

This style of video is awesome and perfect for this channel

[@JA-ev7om]

*The greatest. So glad I saw him live in Madison Square Garden defeating Bisping.*

[@illsubmarine]

Please make 3,000 more of these

[@jg5004]

GEP was bullied, then one day he hit back. GSP was addicted ever since.

[@kylemartin2487]

GSP is held in such high regard here in Canada. His initials are spoken with reverence, and older fans of his keep the legacy alive and well.

[@xxKnuckleDusterxx]

Aweseome format. love it

[@iwanvickery6547]

I love these long form docs Good work

[@kylerconnell840]

Awesome video - great content and reminder of GSP's legacy. Too soon we forget

[@DeusExCanis]

This was very well made. The audio in particular is great. I listened to it like a radio program or podcast. Props to the audio peeps!

[@scooterelway9191]

can't wait to watch this!! Québec represent !! GSP is the greatest of all time in my book.

[@BWalsh737]

These documentaries are fuckin awesome. Keep doing these, they are great.

[@danielshisler8665]

I love these more in depth videos! Legends and Unsolved are fantastic! Look forward to opening up the app and see anything you guys have put out. Thank you!

[@jeansimongat]

Je viens du même petit village que George St-Pierre. Gsp est mon héros et ma donner beaucoup de maturité. Merci George pour l'inspiration que tu as transmis aux Québécois. Tu as montré aux monde que les québécois ont du coeur ☺️

[@AlexHernandez-gn6rd]

Ty I hope you gives us more of this type of videos about past MMA legend and their story

[@79clarey]

You guys are awsome! The very best place on KZbin for fans of MMA!

[@hakr4751]

One word to describe GSP is that he is the best role model a sport can ever zsk for, a truly dominant champ, never talks shit and never fails for steroids For mr DJ and GSP are the greatest fighters of all time

[@joshuaouellette4514]

Absolutely loving these videos. KEEP. IT. COMING!

[@calmedrluz]

This has been amazing to watch I can’t wait to see which fighter you guys do this on next. I hope it’s a series 🔥

[@Bloodymma]

That was very sweet to watch! Thanks for the effort champ

[@jg5004]

Woooooow!!!! I began watching during this series with Chuck!

[@justinwright7469]

Really love this new segment. Thank you and keep it up!

[@johngeis9839]

Lol how long has it been since the last MMA Legends video? 4 years? I’m happy to watch this video, it’s a great idea for a series!

[@zhuff56]

This channel is truly the greatest channel on the internet for MMA. You guys are so educated, and I'm glad GSP is getting the credit he deserves. Most ppl don't realize how great he was

[@flamboyant91]

what a great video of my favorite fighter of all time

[@mantlion_]

Beautiful essay, thank you for putting this together!

[@JC_Dean]

Outstanding doc! GSP is and will forever be on the Mount Rushmore of greatest UFC fighters. A complete class act and frikkin BEAST! 🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊

[@Oscar_SanJuan]

I remember getting into the UFC for the 1st time when Brock Lesnar was fighting Cain Velasquez for the HW strap. I remember watching that fight but the UFC kind of fell out of my view for a while afterward. It wasn't until I saw UFC Unleashed a couple years where they showed GSP defending the belt against Condit. Seeing how thoroughly he dominated Condit and how he survived after Condit scored a hellacious headkick hooked me to GSP and the sport, for good this time. However, I saw that re-run fight when GSP vacated the belt after the Johny Hendricks fight so I never saw his WW reign live. I desperately hoped that GSP would come back from retirement for another run. I saw fan-made documentaries on his career, how dedicated he was to his training, how he would dominate fighters in ways that the enemy and the fans wouldn't see coming, and discovered the coaches that were in his corner (Zahabi, Danaher). Then, the announcement for UFC 217 came out and I was so excited to see him make a comeback. I even decided to make it the first UFC event I would go to LIVE in MSG and I made the flight there so I can express my support in the stands. Even though the trip to NYC was hell, ending the night by watching what I believed to be the best UFC card ever made it all worth it. Not only was the card absolutely superb, but I also watched the main event with bated breath as GSP looked to be gassing and was bleeding heading into the 3rd. I was off my feet when GSP knocked Bisping down and choked him out to be a Two-Division Champion. GSP's performance inside and outside the Octagon cemented my love for the sport of MMA and I aspire to train as hard as he did. He was an inspiration and he will always be my favorite fighter of all time!

[@anotherwayparenting2193]

You guys keep putting out such great content! Very much appreciated. Awesome video.

[@matthewlo7868]

Carlos Newton may have been Canada’s first UFC champion, but GSP was Canada’s greatest. No ifs, ands or buts! It’s gonna be a VERY long while before Canada will have another great fighter like him, though…

[@RodTejada502]

What a fantastic episode. Looking forward to this new series.

[@Keenstress]

Amazing video. Please consider doing one for demetrius johnson.

[@Cheebzsta]

My favourite Georges St. Pierre story was told by my cousin. He runs (ran?) seminars which led to a friendship with a fellow who's name escapes me but the guy fought GSP prior to GSP leaving for the UFC. The retelling of his description of GSP is hilarious: "That guy was the strongest dude I've ever met. He grabbed my arm early in the fight and I immediately knew I was screwed. He had this evil little twinkle in his eye like he knew we weren't on the same level, like 'You ahrr gohing to fhly naow, little man" then he did whatever he wanted to me for the rest of the fight. On my record it says I fought Georges St. Pierre but in reality someone paid me a bunch of money to get my ass kicked by Georges St. Pierre." Since I'm doing storytime and know almost nobody who's big into MMA I also worked with someone who fought Rory MacDonald in an amateur fight (confirmed on wikipedia). I asked if he knew Rory would be what he was and he said, "Well... Rory was the fight where I knew I wasn't going to make a career out of fighting. The guy's fundamentals were *so sound*. Like, he just NEVER made a mistake, EVER, and there wasn't anything I could do to push him into a compromising position. He beat the bricks offa me." lol

[@chibendefulumaka3994]

mma on point pioneering what mma media can be!! WELL DONE!

[@sallgoodman2323]

Georges St Pierre's return was the most amazing moment for me as a Canadian, as a fan of MMA and the pure competitive spirit. GSP is a legend. Thanks MMA on Point for this video. Much Love

[@slugemonkey313]

As an MMA fan I scrape the Internet for biographies and videos that can encapsulate the story of fighters. This was done very well. I’d say MMAONPOINT, MixedMollyWhoppery, and John Vincent are the top three channels that accomplish this.

[@sydneyfrench13]

What an amazing vid guys. Production value is crazy good

[@OVERKILL_PINBALL]

A legend video done right!

[@MacMuskelAttack]

THIS is what I hoped for when I started subscribing when you guys posted your first video. Great narration, insight and most all; ORIGINAL CONTENT. Not that power of Goku shadowrealm-talking-over-other-peoples-content-shit. You guys are the golden standard. Also; this video, as well as everybody else's, fail to emphasize how good Hughes was at the time. He was the P4P greatest, the mighty mouse and the Khabib at the time. There is no question in my mind. GSP faced the best competition of his era and was, and still is, the greatest mma fighter of all time.

[@alexlink5836]

The GOAT 🐐 No question needed

[@dloyal09]

One of the greatest of all times. A very humble champion, didn't do much trash talking, a true role model. You are right, even though all of us would have loved to see him fight more, it is refreshing to see him ride out into the sunset on top instead of fighting till he is forced out.

[@johncharlton199]

Got into mma with Mcgregor, learned to find strength and balance in life with GSP. Thanks Sensei George! (Great video MMA on point! Please do more of these legend analysis content!)

[@atmtalks]

Excellent video. Looking forward to this series!

[@KingLamink]

My favourite fighter, the one who got me into MMA. Model professional

[@shonthebonbon]

Beautiful video. Perfect pacing, commentating and editing. Well done.

[@niravwadhwani2158]

Please do one for Mighty Mouse as well. Thank you for the good work :)

[@sumitp24]

I am not the one who comments on youtube videos that I watch but this one is an exception. Great tribute to GSP's MMA career and this is not because of the fact that GSP is my favorite of all other fighters. Kudos to MMA on Point for this. Please continue creating fantastic content like this.

[@humangadget3629]

Pls do Sakuraba next

[@hkl614]

GSP with the perpetual politeness and the Quebec accent is just too funny when he's "talking trash" lols

[@stanleyondimu3280]

Please make a video on mighty mouse as well, the man deserves more recognition.

[@tjhoward3167]

Once again, you guys did an amazing job. You should be the top MMA channel on any platform. Thank you for the effort you put in to your videos. For all others attempting to build channels, MMM On Point is the ruler to which you should measure.

[@jamesturcott7339]

The absolute GOAT

[@pooc-x5l]

I love GSP cuz I think his loses show how he’s the greatest fighter in mma. He was able to learn from them and use those lessons in the future, also he was revolutionary with his training.

[@mmakings2773]

GSP is the GOAT in my book. I'll never put any fighter with a 100-0 record over GSP. GSP paved the path for modern mixed martial arts. So his contributions to the sport along with his accomplishments are way to much to be challenged.

[@domoetker3967]

Being a cook myself, I have no choice but to appreciate the extreme level of commitment, precision, and love placed in the creation of their burgers.

[@AhmedElMsirdi]

Unfortunately the real GSP got kidnapped by the aliens

[@josechamu240]

One thing i dont see ppl mention more is the fact that ppl are still holding out for a GSP return. The man is “old” (41) and last fought like 6 years ago, yet ppl are still holding out for a return. That, combined with GSP’s athleticism says alot about how highly hes regarded.

[@knightrider693]

He's still in great shape, has the IQ to come back and compete but he's definitely earned the right to stay retired

[@JhubeiFC]

No doping, no controversy, constantly getting better, avenged his losses, dominated other champions. He is the GOAT

[@killervai]

Excellent, excellent video. A fitting tribute to the legacy that is GSP and yes, he lost UFC 167

[@CC-lu8ee]

I like this documentary style format