10 greatest and best MMA fighters of all time

#2 Georges St-Pierre

GSP (Right) changed his style to adapt to the ever-evolving MMA game.

Georges St-Pierre returned to his former stomping grounds at Middleweight and even though he had to bow out due to injury after scripting a triumphant return, GSP is a legend.

GSP ruled the UFC’s 170-pound division for years and has avenged both of his losses in spectacular fashion, making him virtually undefeated. The man was initially a feared karateka who could knock the living daylights out of people with his excellent crisp combinations.

However, an upset KO loss to Matt Serra caused ‘Rush’ to drastically change his fighting style from a high-risk striker to a tactical wrestle-boxer. St-Pierre turned into one of MMA’s best wrestlers in the latter half of his career and left the sport on his own terms.

Regardless, of what happens in his career—now that he’s decided to come back—the man will go down as one of the all-time greats in MMA, not only owing to his excellent striking but also his top-heavy wrestling game.