wonderfullife wrote: » Great stuff. Looked like Philly was down with a dose of man-flu but he asked some great questions. Loved the reveal that they drilled fake knockdowns ahead of Diaz 2 to simulate Conors responses to it. Also great to hear that even if pro-MMA fades away in Ireland in the future that John will stick at the martial arts coaching for the love of it.
martyos121 wrote: » SBG does seem to have a bit of a monopoly on the very best talent in the country, but it's mainly because it's such a professional and high level team that you have guys like James Gallagher who moved to Dublin at 15 just to develop his skills there. It all goes back to the point that Kavanagh is doing things very, very well. We mightn't see another McGregor-level fighter come out of SBG again, but I'm certain there will be a few not a million miles off it.
califano wrote: » Any link to the Philip Mc Mahon interview
Gamebred wrote: » Phily trains some Jiu Jitsu up in Roddy's place hence his bit of knowledge in martial arts,nice lad.
ASOT wrote: » Phillys a top lad; great interview.
wonderfullife wrote: » He's also a great example to young people. Faced a lot of adversity with the death of his brother from drug addiction and does a lot in the community to raise drug awareness. I was super impressed by his knowledge and how he crafted his questions. Most interviews John gets asked the same stuff and can rattle off the answers in his sleep. In this one, he really had to think and that's always a sign of a great interview.
Gamebred wrote: » Some of the ****e the ''pro's'' ask is a pisstake same question over and over again, Generic ****e I heard that lad from severe mma on the conference ask Eddie his game plan ffs, Yeah hes really gonna blurt out his game plan a week before the fight.
wonderfullife wrote: » Sean Sheehan lol yeah i said on this thread he really blew the questions. To be fair he's a good listen on the podcast but he sounded nervous in the conference call. How hard would it be to just relax and be natural?! Get on the phone saying "Conor what's the craic, can you just tell us how it felt to get a solid camp in at home for this one?". Instead he effectively asked him would he be throwing spinning sh1t this fight. Actually he asked both fighters questions they couldn't answer. Complete fail.
Depp wrote: » thats his first time in that role isn't it? would have usually always been McGahon wouldnt it?
wonderfullife wrote: » I'm open to correction but to the best of my knowledge Severemma have never participated in the conference calls before. Andrew is obviously with the Mac Life now but sure you don't need experience to sit in your boxers in your bedroom and make a phone call. If anything you'd imagine it's the most relaxed you could be. If it was face-to-face i'd give him some leeway lol. I highly doubt Sheehan will be taking over any interviews. He very rarely attends any domestic mma events. He recently got a job with Sherdog as well - Amazing what can be done from your bedroom.
Head Wreck wrote: » Didn't deny when asked about becoming a father anyway. I doubt that, or the fitness thing is his big announcement though
martyos121 wrote: » I hate the way they carry on as well, but TMZ aren't a crowd you want to be on the bad side of. Not in a "they'll murder you and your family and bury the bodies in the desert" way, but they can make a celebrity's life very, very difficult if they want to. That's why you see most people are civil with them. I certainly wouldn't have the patience for it.
MichaelScarn wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kccEJf-qfi8 Free fight of Eddie Rda up. I don't think either looked to be stuck in the mud! Eddie hasn't been taken down in the UFC. Really interesting fight, both Conor and Eddie are warriors so it could be a case of who breaks first. Long gritty fight.
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