yabadabado wrote: » A total load of bollix
wonderfullife wrote: » Is that your expert opinion Ok August 27th, you wake up hungover and realise yes it happened, Conor won a unanimous decision 117-111 x2, and a 116-112. What are you saying then? Humour me.
yabadabado wrote: » My expert opinion ? Your post is a pile of dirt and you are beyond deluded. As for the fight if McGregor wins fair ****s to him but there ain't a hope in hell he wins UD .Whatever chance he has with a one punch hail Mary,UD is bonkers and I presume you know this deep down but your love of McG has made you go a little nuts.
wonderfullife wrote: » This thread shows the insecurity of boxing fans sitting in their ivory towers. People are slating this fight as a farce, a joke, a sham, a circus because it's a necessary insurance policy for you all to defend your sport if the unthinkable happens. The truth is if Conor goes in there and beats Floyd (by KO, TKO or decision) it will shatter the preconception that special athletes in different combat sports can't immediately make the transition to boxing and, on their day, beat the best. So you're all laying the groundwork for excuses in case Conor does well and wins, that's all this thread has been! It's very easy to discredit a Conor victory when you lay the groundwork ahead of time that the fight is more of an exhibition. Insecure stuff. Trust me on this - MMA fans wouldn't be carrying on like you lot if the roles were reversed. We would be saying 'fair play to Floyd showing balls getting in the Octagon but Conor is going to tear his head off'. Anyway it'll be one of life's greatest pleasures to read this thread if Conor does pull off the upset. It'll be like a salt mine.
wonderfullife wrote: » People are slating this fight as a farce, a joke, a sham, a circus because it's a necessary insurance policy for you all to defend your sport if the unthinkable happens.
Joeseph Balls wrote: » That wouldn't happen though wonderful life. For one, Floyd knows he wouldn't win, two, why would Floyd bother, we all know it's a money thing with Conor coming across. And if Floyd did meet conor in an octagon, I'd call him a ****in eegit. The bones of this is, conor gets the mother of all red panty nights, and Floyd gets his 50-0. Both party's are happy and we're the goons who bought into it. I'll still watch it though, like I do all Floyd's, in the hope he'll lose. And that's from a joint boxing/mms fan
Sweet Science wrote: » 4 rounds to 3 after 7 rounds . There is actual real people out there who believe this could happen.
The Reservoir Dubs Anchorman wrote: » 7-0 after 7 rounds .. to McGregor .. I'm joking .. :D .. Barring a torn Achilles or a kick to the head it will be 7-0 to Mayweather.
Sweet Science wrote: » I mean he doesnt even have a boxing coach.
Outlaw Pete wrote: » Wonder if Mayweather will wake up quicker than Aldo.https://twitter.com/josealdojunior/status/713824818932658178?lang=en
walshb wrote: » That video is the best I have seen of that KO on Aldo....crystal clear. Forward motion and precision as well as power/force/ Wasn't a terrifically powerful shot, juts well placed and Aldo's momentum coming forward didn't help him.
Sweet Science wrote: » Ya think ?
Sweet Science wrote: » Embarrassing punches from both guys there
“I think one of the biggest things for me going from boxing to MMA that was hard was being close in the clinch, because in boxing I could get comfortable in there,” Holm said. “You could cover up and throw uppercuts and hooks and call it phone booth fighting and when I first got into MMA, sometimes I’d want to stand in there and throw uppercuts and then all of a sudden they’ve got me in the clinch. Or, I’m trying to box and somebody would go for a takedown. “So one of the biggest habits I had to break going into MMA was letting go of that inside boxing style,” Holm continued, “which I didn’t do all the time but I was comfortable there in the fight and I feel like, going from MMA to boxing, is, I don’t want to say an easier transition, but I just feel like, there aren’t a lot of habits you’d have to break.”
walshb wrote: » Think what?
Outlaw Pete wrote: » You (and others) keep on saying that but MMA is not boxing and so punches are thrown with greater distances apart and with a much different stance due to the fact that the fight also has to be reading to defend a take down, knee or kick to the body. You're never going to see punches thrown in MMA the way they are in boxing as a result. You haven't a clue. If you think McGregor will be punching this way in the ring.... you're seriously naive.
Sweet Science wrote: » How great the shot was ? Kamikazee stuff from Aldo . Conor still managed to get clipped.
Burial. wrote: » Says the guy linking the Aldo punch and inferring the same outcome for Floyd...