Alf Veedersane wrote: » With Khabib and Ferguson both winning, I can't see anything other than a fight between them for a shot at the title. In the meantime, you'd have to think its a case of either the FW belt is defended or its vacated and Diaz 3 happens. I know he's a huge draw but it's time to finish FW and retire the belt or vacate it.
JohnMc1 wrote: » I just want to see him actually start defending his title.
Effects wrote: » He won the title less than 24 hours ago. He's fought four fights in 11 months.
JohnMc1 wrote: » Four fights in 11 months this year. Not one of them a title defense.
lafors wrote: » Yeah Dana White posted on twitter to clarify that they didn't drop the ball on that one, it was his own belt to bring in as it wasn't on the line. So his own guys left it behind them. Anyway got my few hours sleep now, can't wait to watch it back later tonight
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hatrickpatrick wrote: » What a night. What. A. Night. Seriously, that was one of the most exciting UFC events I've ever seen - almost all of the fights went the distance and had fantastic action in them. The Wonderboy fight in particular was pure class. Conor v Alvarez surprised me to be honest - I always expected Conor to win (did anyone else pick up on their pre-fight body language? Conor was relaxed and in control, Alvarez was pacing back and forth and looked "jittery" overall, like he was having a premature adrenaline or caffeine rush) but I didn't expect it to be nearly as decisive a victory. Forgetting about the actual knockout, Conor pretty much dominated the entire fight - I even seem to remember that Alvarez looked like he was having to hold onto the cage at one point while trying to keep Conor still, although the ref didn't seem to notice it. So what's the story with Conor's big announcement? He's said that he's going to become a father and that he's not sure about bringing a kid up in the whole celebrity bubble, but he didn't say anything conclusive at all to my mind. Didn't mention taking time off or quitting the sport. Could he have meant that he'd like to spend more time in Ireland, maybe stay in Ireland for longer periods of training in the run up to fights instead of being in Vegas?
JohnMc1 wrote: » Its pretty obvious he's done at 145. I just want to see him actually start defending his title [which ever one he hangs on to] or vacate both if he just wants to do "The Money fights".
Eatmore wrote: » He told Megan Olivi that he has about 40 different announcements to make but he is being advised in many different ways so is just announcing Dee's pregnancy for now.
hatrickpatrick wrote: » Ah for feck's sake, so we can't put this whole announcement business to rest yet? It does look fairly conclusively like he's not retiring though, based on what he said last night and also on the press conference call last week...
Eatmore wrote: » To be fair these announcements could range from something like new emoji's to a new fitness program. I don't think it is anything major....he announced that he wants the UFC to give him shares which I don't think would happen. It's not a fight with Floyd either. Not going to sweat over it!
Whelo79 wrote: » I reckon he will fight fairly soon (providing he resolves whatever issue he has with the new owners) January or February, well in advance of McGregor Jr being born. He said last night that he was fresh, he took zero damage. He could fight next week if he wanted to. I think it will be a 145 title defence against Aldo then he goes again in July/August against the winner of Khabib/Ferguson. He then gives up the 145 belt, providing he has beaten Aldo and Khabib/Ferguson, saying that he wants to spend more time with his new baby and defending 2 titles is too time consuming.
Paully D wrote: » Probably posted tens of times on here already, but:
JohnSBG wrote: » Yo boards, we did it!
JohnSBG wrote: Yo boards, we did it!