Deleted User wrote: » Why not just try and achieve greatness in your own career/life, rather than obsessing about Conor? I don't think people are waiting for Conor to mess up 'like a vulture' its just people are realistic that he has never had a professional boxing fight and know that his chances are slim to none.
wonderfullife wrote: » Maybe. But I'd prefer to live my life supporting someone with positive energy than to hover like a vulture waiting for them to mess up so you can take pleasure in their failure. Try it sometime.
EagererBeaver wrote: » Your tears are going to taste magnificent.
Deedsie wrote: » Why waste time in your own career/life worrying about how others choose to view things. It's extremely unlikely McGregor won't win, everyone gets that. Some sad wasters here are trying to suck the life out of the entire event. "Your tears will taste magnificent?" I mean that is embarrassingly pathetic stuff. Its just a fight. I think people need to cop on a bit
EagererBeaver wrote: » I'll just continue living my own life for what it is and not try to live vicariously through someone else's, thanks.
Mean Laqueefa wrote: » Honest question Eagerer, do hate Conor himself as much as you seem to hate his big fans ? From looking in it does seem at times that you for want of a better phrase ''get off'' on bashing his supporters that he does give hope to. I can understand frustration and the such but believing in something that brings you positive energy is hardly a bad thing and does not need to be ridiculed as such. His fan have said its unlikely he will win but have been able to atleast in wonders case articulate it to a degree. Whilst Floyds fans have openly mocked Conors for having the gaul to say he may have a chance however low but ''I'' believe in him. Is it jelously or lack or something to believe in or god knows what ?
wonderfullife wrote: » Come on now you know well there's many people who can't stand him and want him to fail. As for the rest, I'm hoping to do both A lot of people support a football or rugby team and go to all the games, buy jerseys, books, write on forums etc. There's nothing unusual in being a big fan of an athlete.
wonderfullife wrote: » Your own life consists of over 700 posts about Conor McGregor... 95% of them hating him or his fans. Seems a pretty sad waste of energy to me!
EagererBeaver wrote: » It was a response to his backing away from his initial misleading portrayal of statistical analysis (again, it's becoming quite common for him) with a childish, nothing answer in "49-1".
GerryDerpy wrote: » What have you achieved that is so great?
EagererBeaver wrote: » Again with the "hating"! Christ on a ****ing bike. You're absolutely delusional. Sad waste of energy? Try relentlessly crawling through other people's post history.
wonderfullife wrote: » We will end up great pals in a twist ending don't worry
wonderfullife wrote: » FYI the Fight Metric stats are far from misleading. Want to know why? Because Conor does not throw many kicks/elbows. That's why. If it was Wonderboy then fine, Fight Metric would be grossly misleading because he has a kick-centric style, so it'd be stupid to post those stats to try reflect his punching accuracy. Conor threw a lot of leg kicks in the Diaz 2 fight which skewed the % by about 5% but aside from Diaz 2, he's not even a leg kicker. So, no, they weren't "misleading stats" at all, they were a fair estimation of his accuracy.
Mean Laqueefa wrote: » You dont like the label ''Hater'' but you are ok with calling people delusional or pathetic.....what gives you that right ? and for all wonders posts you reply calling him out on it
EagererBeaver wrote: » So, by your posts, he was initially more accurate, but on further examination was not. That wasn't misleading how exactly?
EagererBeaver wrote: » Of course I do. It's a discussion board. That's the point, yes?