What if ... >> Frank Mir's Jiu-Jitsu... is still overrated

  Introduction: No, this is not a fighter-bashing attempt to discredit Frank Mir as a world class heavy weight or attack his rank or character as a fighter. This is simply an objective analysis of his ground game. 
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At this point, Frank Mir has made his mark as possibly the most dangerous submission artist in the sport. 


His resume speaks for itself; a devastating kimura over the legendary Rodrigo Nogueira, a guillotine choke that deprived Cheick Kongo of consciousness, a beautiful kneebar over Brock Lesnar, a devastating arm bar that broke the arm of Tim Sylvia, a Hoodini type arm lock on Pete Williams. 


Since his 2001 MMA debut, Frank Mir has been awing audiences with his breath taking submission skills. 


His Jiu-Jitsu is a dangerous blend of devastating power and marvelous technique. 

















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So how dare I, a 20-year old grappling enthusiast with nothing but 6 years of training have the audacity to criticize one of the most dangerous BJJ black belts in the sport? 


First of all, I understand that Frank Mir, and even the opponents he submitted, would effortlessly destroy me in a grappling match. 
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