On any given day, someone can lose. If they show up ill informed and unprepared, then of course the odds will shift.

He nullified Maia and Thompson. Critics will look down at that because the uneducated wants to see blood and knockouts.

We need to look at boxing and how Maywether is looked at as the greatest because he was a defensive fighter. He wasn't a knockout artist. Eventually that style of not getting hit and a undefeated record will eventually give the title of respect. Most still think this is 1995 and UFC 1 just premiered.

Back to the main question, "who can beat Woodley"? If he continues to perform his cautious and explosive "one punch" knock down tactics, I don't think anyone can beat him. He is conserving his energy and explodes when there is an opening. Anyone that takes him on will have to put him on his back foot and heel. Never give him an inch to move forward, and keep him back pedaling.

Anyone in the top 10 can beat him, they just need a better game plan.