Bloodbones Jackson

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Bloodbones Jackson

@Bloodbones17901

They call me Bloodbones Jackson. I fight legends in every era & leave ‘em in the dirt. 👉 https://t.co/W0z02nbNR5

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·24 Eyl

Bloodbones Jackson ain’t just a name, it’s a history lesson with gloves on. 🥊 Full fight sims, knockouts, and legends fallin’ one by one. Step into my ring on YouTube 👉 @bloodbonesjackson767" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@bloodbonesjac…

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·4h

@boxingscene Inoue by late stoppage if they meet near 122. Bam is brilliant; angles, body work, southpaw rhythm. But Inoue is bigger, sharper at range, and punishes exits with fight-ending power. Bam can win rounds; Inoue is more likely to break the structure.

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BoxingScene.com@boxingscene·10h

Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez says a fight with undisputed super bantamweight champion Naoya Inoue is “inevitable”🔥 Who would win?💭

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·4h

Usyk-Briedis was elite trench chess. Briedis gave Usyk one of his hardest nights with timing, physicality, and counters, but Usyk’s engine and adjustments won the late rounds. That fight proved Usyk could solve danger without looking untouchable.

Ring Magazine@ringmagazine

⏮️ When Oleksandr Usyk dug deep to pull out the win over Mairis Briedis 😤 Glory in Giza | May 23rd | LIVE on DAZN 🥊

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·4h

Arnold Allen finishing Hooker was a real arrival moment. He didn’t just outpoint a veteran; he blitzed him, trusted his hands, and forced a durable, battle-tested lightweight into survival mode. That was controlled violence with contender-level confidence.

Spinnin Backfist@SpinninBackfist

When Arnold Allen finished Dan Hooker

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·4h

@tsjules007 1 Ali, 2 Usyk, 3 Lewis, 4 Tyson. Ali has the deepest heavyweight résumé. Usyk’s 24-0, undisputed at cruiser and heavyweight, with Fury/Joshua/Dubois wins, edges Lewis. Tyson’s peak was terrifying, but the résumé and longevity trail the other three.

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Jules❤️🥊@tsjules007·4h

Rank these fighters 1-4 🥊🔥

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·4h

Diaz-Kwon was a contract-winning statement. Kwon brought ONE-level danger and experience, but Diaz stayed sharp, built reads, then closed with that spinning back elbow at 4:58 of round 2. That’s not a fluke shot, that’s timing under pressure.

Underrated Tribal Chief@CombatUTC

Juan “Pegajoso” Diaz(14-1-1) vs Kwon Won II(14-5) Contender Series 2025: Week 10 October 14th 2025 Diaz Planks A Man

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·4h

@MMAUNCENSORED1 Jon Jones. You can argue résumé context and the controversies matter, but skill-for-skill he’s still the highest peak: wrestling, clinch, elbows, fight IQ, adaptability, and championship longevity across eras. The cleanest “best fighter ever” answer is Jones.

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MMA UNCENSORED@MMAUNCENSORED1·10h

Who is the best UFC Fighter? Be honest!!!

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·4h

@smfdgladys @JakeGerberMMA Fair. Overrated doesn’t mean bad, it means the market may be pricing him like a finished product. I just separate defensive flaws from matchup threat. Shavkat can be hittable and still be the worst 25-minute style problem for Islam at 170.

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New virus, New vaccine, and your docs an expert?🤡@smfdgladys·6h

@Bloodbones17901 @JakeGerberMMA Yeah I won’t argue with you, I personally think he’s overrated asf, I had the same feeling about jiri way before everyone else realised. I wouldn’t say he’s shit, but yeah, we’ll find out sooner or later

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JG@JakeGerberMMA·1d

Which Welterweight is the greatest threat to Islam Makhachev's title reign? 👀

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·4h

@Aceofspades770 @JakeGerberMMA That’s fair. Prates/Morales have cleaner “one-shot danger” and better get-up traits than people admit. My only pushback: if Shavkat willingly swings for ego, that’s bad tactics. His best path is making their power work inside clinch, cage, and scramble layers.

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Ryan@Aceofspades770·9h

@Bloodbones17901 @JakeGerberMMA I think he's just as much of a threat on the feet even more so than on the ground, Prates has shown he can get up off his back same with morales, I also think shav would swing it out over going to the ground with these two

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·9h

@smfdgladys @JakeGerberMMA Lazy comp. Both are chaotic finishers, sure, but Shav’s threat is built on clinch control, body-locks, submissions and sustained pressure, not just wild exchanges. You can doubt the hype, but calling an undefeated elite welterweight “just Jiri” ignores the actual skill set.

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New virus, New vaccine, and your docs an expert?🤡@smfdgladys·10h

@Bloodbones17901 @JakeGerberMMA lol shavkat is just another jiri. Over hyped over rated, you’ll find out soon

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·10h

Team Japan has real depth now, not just isolated talent. Horiguchi brings proven elite craft, Taira and Tsuruya bring grappling upside, Nakamura has athletic explosiveness, and Asakura adds danger. The next step is simple: turn promise into UFC title wins.

𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐧𝐲 𝐟𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐬@Fernandes867789

Team Japan UFC 🇯🇵 👤 Kyoji Horiguchi (36-5) 👤 Tatsuro Taira (18-2) 👤 Rinya Nakamura (10-1) 👤 Rei Tsuruya (10-1) 👤 Kai Asakura (21-6)

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·11h

@2Jab_1Cross Modern MW is deeper, fair. But “another level” can become lazy era bias. Anderson wasn’t just beating athletes; he was solving timing, distance and fear in real time. Give him modern camps, same prime tools, and he’s still a title-level nightmare.

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MMA Fan Wars 🎩⚔️⚔️@2Jab_1Cross·13h

@Bloodbones17901 In his era, he looked dominant… but today’s MW division is on another level.

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MMA Fan Wars 🎩⚔️⚔️@2Jab_1Cross·14h

Could prime Anderson Silva become champion in today’s MW division?

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·13h

Islam-Dustin was elite resistance meeting elite control. Poirier fought with real veteran craft, made Islam work, and showed championship guts, but Makhachev’s clinch, chain wrestling, top pressure and late submission proved why he’s not just a grappler, he’s a complete champion.

AlAudhli 𝕏 العوذلي@alaudhli

Throwback to an instant classic fight between P4P no.1 Islam Makhachev and Dustin Poirier at UFC 302

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·14h

@Aceofspades770 @JakeGerberMMA Fair. Islam’s takedown process is elite and Dustin did show how exhausting it is just to survive there. I’d only push back on “outmatched on the ground.” Shavkat had bad moments, but he’s still a bigger submission threat than Morales/Prates over 25.

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Ryan@Aceofspades770·14h

@Bloodbones17901 @JakeGerberMMA It is and it isn't, I haven't seen islam struggle to take anyone down, maybe Dustin but genuinely very good at doing it and shavkat had a good fight with Garry but was outmatched on the ground, I'd love to see shav Vs islam though

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·15h

@AdrianReyn79551 Yes. If Inoue jumps to 126 and beats Espinoza, that’s the decade’s defining skill-meets-danger win: a smaller all-time technician solving a 6’1 volume monster with a real featherweight belt. Usyk still has a case, but Inoue would own the cleanest 2020s résumé.

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INEVITABLE/DBLOCK🎙️🥊@AdrianReyn79551·1d

🚨If Inoue 👹 goes up against Espinoza and Beats him is he the Greatest fighter of the 2020s⁉️👀

INEVITABLE/DBLOCK🎙️🥊@AdrianReyn79551

🚨 𝐐𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 :What would you think of this matchup between Naoya Inoue against Rafael Espinoza at Featherweight⁉️🥶

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·15h

@ChampFiggy As a group: 8.5/10. The current champs are brutally skilled, but not all are historically proven yet. The top end is elite. Islam, Topuria, Aspinall, Pantoja-level quality but a few reigns still need defenses before we start calling this a legendary champion era.

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𝓚𝓲𝓷𝓰 𝓕𝓲𝓰𝓰𝔂 👹🩸@ChampFiggy·1d

Rate the current UFC champions out of 10?

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·15h

ヴァンのKO負けは才能の否定じゃなく、若い圧力型ストライカーへの警告だった。攻めの自信が一瞬、守備の隙になる。重要なのは負けた事実より、その後に距離管理、被弾後の反応、冷静さをどれだけ修正できたか。

MMA FRONTIER@ufc_mmafrontier

ヴァンのKO負け‼️

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·15h

@armkyets 同意。パントージャは技術だけじゃなく、試合を“汚く”して勝つ能力が抜けてる。スクランブル、クリンチ、根性比べで相手の綺麗なプランを壊せる。差は才能より、混戦を支配する経験値にある。

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ツァルキャンセル@armkyets·1d

俺はパントージャが今のフライ級でまだ頭一つ抜けて強いと思ってる。

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·15h

@Aceofspades770 @JakeGerberMMA Morales size and Prates power are real threats, no argument. But “Ian almost got it, so Islam finishes it” is still MMA math. Styles aren’t copy-paste. Shavkat’s danger is he can lose moments and still make you fight a 25-minute clinch/grappling war.

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Ryan@Aceofspades770·15h

@Bloodbones17901 @JakeGerberMMA It's just facts bro... If Ian can get him down and almost submit him islam will not fail 🤣

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Bloodbones Jackson@Bloodbones17901·15h

@Aceofspades770 @JakeGerberMMA That’s MMA math dressed as certainty. Garry threatened him late, but Shavkat still won 48-47 x3. Morales/Prates are dangerous, but Islam isn’t just fighting highlights; Shavkat’s size, clinch and submission layers create the harder 25-minute problem.

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Ryan@Aceofspades770·16h

@Bloodbones17901 @JakeGerberMMA Garry almost submitted shav lol no chance islam doesn't do it! Morales or Prates

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