[Nefron]

Iggy,HMC

[MaxFR]

A fresh uninjuried lebanner would probably beat him.

[rampage4ever]

1. Badr
2. Manhoef
3. Aerts
4. Feitosa
5. Chuck

[Hagelslag2]

Originally Posted by rampage4ever

1. Badr
2. Manhoef
3. Aerts
4. Feitosa
5. Chuck

Chuck... Why in god's name??

[Blake900]

I think Wlady would tear him apart if he gets one or two of those straight rights off. IF.

[NYC4MMA]

The Choi fight was a travesty as far as the decision. Definitely a hometown decision. Schilt is improving each year and that is a scary thought. I would say.
1) LeBanner, if healthy, has the power and ability to give Schilt a loss.
2) Remy Bonjasky has the tools to beat anyone.
3) Aerts, experienced and crafty, has the uncanny ability to rise to the occasion like yesteryear.
4) Badr Hari, in top shape, would be able to hang with Semmy.
5) Patrick Barry, in a GP tournament where Schilt is banged up from prior fights, might be able to beat him.

[abomination]

Le Banner would be the obvious one but his knee will just be a target therefore with Schilts constant and powerful kicks unless Le Banner can KO him quick it'll finish the same as the last.

Hari is the one I want to see and only Bonjansky if he beats Manhoef which I doubt he will.

[Pampero]

Originally Posted by I'm Spartacus

Iggy's done. You might as well suggest Gilbert Yvel (coz I heard he beat Semmy once...).

Aerts got a crappy decision against Schilt, which Schilt avenged twice. What do you think an old, injury prone Aerts can do to Semmy today?

Feitosa's lost to Schilt three times now. He caught him with a good kick, but that was a one in a million shot, and he wasn't able to capitalise in any case.



Agreed.

Dont think Iggy is done he is still only 29. I still hope he will come back and rule the SHW u never know..

My list is the ones that might have the BEST chance to beat him.. I wouldnt bet money on either of them...

[MRT]

Originally Posted by I'm Spartacus

Funny how so many fighters get injured against Schilt.

oh, I'm not saying it wasn't a well-deserved victory...just that it didn't appear to directly be caused by a strike from Schilt...? I have it on tape at home and will have to watch it again.

Again, IIRC, Aerts kind of slippped or landed awkwardly after Schilt hit him, which messed up his knee/leg too.

All the credit goes to Semmy...I'm just saying that I think a healthy JLB has a good chance to take him out.

Schilt is great...he just looks so awkward sometimes, lol. Anyone watching him for the first time is probably thinking...WTF?!?

yet he wins...time after time after time

[GeeMoney]

how about Gilbert Yvel the last man to really knock Semmy Schily around the ring like a ragdoll, knock him silly and then KO him.

I say he can do it again