Khalid ibn-al Waleed is still studied by generals worldwide to this day from his brilliance.
For the battle of Yarmouk, it was actually only 3k soldiers on Khalids side and between 150-300k Romans. And he took over mid battle, after 3 generals were killed. It was literally his first battle he led.
@xenwoke @ufc@KChimaev Lol, thats a good one. The Preformances he has put on, he cannot be denied. Yea he has to tighten up his professionalism but its the first time he missed weight but he will learn from it.
@ufc@KChimaev And Yes he should have made weight and been more professional. But this is his first PPV headliner and it was originally against one of the most beloved fighters of the game. He is definitely a future champion!
@ufc@KChimaev Say what you want about how he went about this whole PPV (which I don't like) but comon this man is a Monster. Gotta give BORZ his respect for that preformance. And just an FYI for everyone, so many fighters had their slip ups but we still love them for that dog in them!
@UFCEurope@KChimaev Dogs go out there it fight every single time, go to war, and more importantly make it happen while doing so. Professionalism, I would agree you gotta make the weight.
@UFCEurope@KChimaev Say what you want about how he went about this whole PPV (which I don't like) but comon this man is a Monster. Gotta give BORZ his respect for that preformance. And just an FYI for everyone, so many fighters had their slip ups but we still love them for that dog in them!
@UFCEurope@KChimaev And Yes he should have made weight and been more professional. But this is his first PPV headliner and it was originally against one of the most beloved fighters of the game. He is definitely a future champion!