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I have amended the page back to its state before Freedom Skies last edit. Freedom skies has appeared to revert the page back to his last amendment disregarding the additional content and spelling corrections that have been added to the article since his previous changes. If he has an issue with the content added he should make this clear and discuss it rather than simply revert the page to his own subjective opinions. The content I have added are simply an acknowledgement of opinions widely shared throughout the mma community (I invite anyone to search the topic at Sherdog.com, arguably the largest resource on mma) and Takada has supposedly admitted the worked matches in his own book, however due to translation issues and my inability to find a hard copy I have not included this in the article.
If there is a problem with acknowledging a widely held view (which I in no way respresent as a fact) then Freedom Skies should certainly not be stating his own opinions (such as that Takada established himself as a legend in MMA history, many regard his fights as a disgrace to the sport or that matches which many see as laughable such as that vs Filipovic were shows of strength and resilience) as facts on the topic.
-Trollheim
