Gamebred wrote: » Is it though? if he wants to come back to mma hes in reebok by default.
Gamebred wrote: » They went to Manchester for Hatton, will come to Dublin for sure.
wonderfullife wrote: » His Reebok deal lapsed. He can wear Nike/Underarmour/whatever he wants for this fight. I imagine they are playing hardball with Reebok. It'd be a disaster for them if he walks out in Nike, so they're going to have to pony up the money. Probably $5 million.
Gintonious wrote: » Surely if the UFC were negotiation on his behalf that it would be Reebok? Mayweather wears their shoes already.
wonderfullife wrote: » They'll 100% be in Dublin they'd be absolutely mental not to.
Zero-Cool wrote: » Conor being able to wear any brand apparel for the fight is mega. The millions that will be thrown at him to wear a pair of shorts is gonna be crazy.
ianob7 wrote: » Will they definitely come to Dublin ?? I wouldn't be surprised if the tour stays stateside only.
wonderfullife wrote: » Stephen Espinoza (Showtime CEO): "There will be a World Tour (pressers) late June/early July. Won't be as big as the Canelo Tour (11 cities) but will be a number of cities". Wonder what venue they'll pick for Dublin? I honestly think they'd fill the Aviva for a presser.
Gintonious wrote: » His hands will be rockets for MMA after all the boxing training as well.
wonderfullife wrote: » Audie Attar (Conor's agent): "Conor will definitely fight again in MMA. He has many more athletic ambitions to achieve and the plan is to fight again before the end of the year".
Burial. wrote: » Carl Froch made a fine career out of blocking punches with his face :pac: Although going by his horrendous analysis work and calling fights on Sky recently, maybe it has affected him.
Gintonious wrote: » Not doing that against any boxer is madness, not doing it against Mayweather is pretty much handing it to him. You don't "block" punches with your face, you take them!
wonderfullife wrote: » Maidana had a lot of success. One thing that I've noticed is that Floyd seems to be improving against southpaws over the years, which is obviously not good news for Conor. The idea that southpaws are his kryptonite may once have been true but it isn't now. I still think brawlers trouble him the most.
Gintonious wrote: » I understand why he might not move that much in an MMA fight, if you bobbed and your opponent threw a kick, that would be goodnight. He has to work on his head movement, which I am sure you know and agree with. His "truck" style of fighting, like what Maidana used, eventually plays into Mayweathers strengths. So I reckon he will have to change that.
walshb wrote: » If the fight is legit... Look up what "if" means..
wonderfullife wrote: » I was being *facetious*. Conor is almost 80% trunk movement based. It's all inside slips, outside slips etc. He's not a bobber n weaver (in any of his fights). He leaves his head stationary and invites opponents to swing at him and uses trunk movement to slip and counter them.
Sofiztikated wrote: » So you've gone from calling it a farce, fixed, and scam to being worried for Conors welfare?
walshb wrote: » So really you would prefer he didn't go ahead with it? Or maybe that would ruin your 9th rd prediction.....?