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Keenan Cornelius Proposes The Ultimate Solution To Settle Who Is The Best BJJer On The Net

Keenan Cornelius Proposes The Ultimate Solution To Settle Who Is The Best BJJer On The Net

 

 

Keenan Cornelius has plenty of skill and intellect. He’s not beyond trolling either. It seems as though the intricate wars ending up in different jiu-jiteiros declaring their dominance over social media has gotten a little on his nerves – so he proposed the ultimate solution.

If you’ve declared yourself the best in your social media profile you should be entered into a tournament with a list of people he considers the best, of course including himself because this is how you really announce you’re the best on social media. With a media savvy challenge.

Naturally the biggest bjj fan of social media promptly staked his claim to the crown of bjj social media:

And Cornelius promptly replied teasing Ryan about the GI and sideways referring to the Felipe Pena Gi Challenge that wasn’t:

 

 

The whole thing seems to be related to the January 9th posting by Grappling Industries honcho David Aguzzi:

 

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But it’s unclear who exactly is/was the hold up inspiring all these social media interactions. One possible target? One Dillon Danis who recently came out on top in a bjj heroes google analytics as the most searched for bjj player!

Here’s to hoping a great exhibition match comes out of this!

 

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