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Originally Posted by Hypergit
I see your point, however LnP is just defence imo - a way to avoid getting smashed up - and whilst it deserves some credit, it annoys me when people rate top position so highly they see it as superior even if the practitioner is getting their ribs and kidneys turned to mush with knees, for example.
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Then, maybe the person on the ground shouldn't let themselves be taken down? Chuck Liddell comes to mind. He keeps it standing in his world. If a fighter keeps getting taken down over and over and over again, he will lose the fight, he's not keeping control. Heath Herring is a perfect example, so is Frank Shamrock before he cheated.