Losing is never the goal. But if you're going to lose a fight, Anthony “Fluffy” Hernandez just showed you how to do it. Gregory “Robocop” Rodrigues defeated Hernandez by unanimous decision in the UFC Sacramento main event, handing Fluffy his second consecutive loss. But Chael believes the result doesn't tell the full story of what Hernandez showed inside the Octagon. Hernandez stayed composed, fought every round and continued competing instead of allowing earlier setbacks to dictate the rest of his performance. After putting together one of the most impressive runs in the middleweight division, Chael doesn't believe one more loss suddenly means Fluffy should be pushed down the card. It also raises a larger question about MMA: Do we actually know who the best fighter is? Unlike traditional sports, there isn't a tournament bracket that guarantees every top competitor eventually has to go through every other contender. Sometimes opportunity, timing and matchmaking shape history just