St-Pierre defeated Diaz via unanimous decision, retaining his 170-pound UFC title.

Georges St-Pierre suffered just two losses in his 15-year-long illustrious MMA career. He encountered his first defeat against Matt Hughes in 2004 at UFC 50. Three years later, The Ultimate Fighter 4 winner Matt Serra became the second man to get the better of St-Pierre. St-Pierre, however, avenged both of his losses.

With his win over one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world in Jake Shields at UFC 129, Georges St-Pierre showed why he is considered one of the two best fighters in the sport today. Some would argue that St-Pierre has already surpassed Anderson Silva as the best fighter in the world at this time.

Georges St-Pierre Record: 26-2-0

B.J. Penn. When considering the toughest opponent Georges St-Pierre has ever faced, B.J. Penn has to be at the top of the list. At UFC 58, Penn left St-Pierre a bloody mess after only one round of action. He utilized a stiff jab and slick head movement to pick St-Pierre apart in the standup exchanges.

He doesn’t have any children either. At the moment he isn’t married, he has someone in his life but that’s not on this side either that’s 100-percent sure.

St-Pierre boasts a remarkable 13 wins in title fights, while Khabib has just five. However, Khabib retired with an undefeated record whilst GSP lost twice. As Khabib was still in his prime at the time of his retirement, and GSP was well past his, Khabib would have been a fairly heavy favourite.

Current UFC Welterweight Champion Georges St. However, with time in the spotlight also comes the glow of becoming overrated, which has become the case for GSP. From his current poster boy campaign to where he trains down to who he does and doesn’t fight, GSP has become an overrated MMA star at the tender age of 30.

40 years (May 19, 1981)
Georges St-Pierre/Age