wonderfullife wrote: » The punch didn't cause him to be done at all. That's just a fact. I've been on similar antibiotics to Conor before and could barely get out of bed so I've no idea how or why he even showed up to fight Nate, let alone last 2 hard rounds. Fair play to him though for trying.
walshb wrote: » The headgear Paulie wore stabilised fook all.. Peach of s shot and Paulie took it very well.. Floyd A won't get hit with it, and if he did he smiles..
wonderfullife wrote: » here ya go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEIZvyS12gw
James Cook Guavas wrote: » Stop talking as if you have seen this fight with a time machine. Nobody knows what's going to happen. Maybe Conor is simply such a great striker that he can connect against anyone close to his size range, and if he can connect against Floyd there is a strong possibilty that he knocks him out. You are arguing based on an ideological belief that an mma fighter couldn't beat a boxer.
James Cook Guavas wrote: » You are arguing based on an ideological belief that an mma fighter couldn't beat a boxer.
James Cook Guavas wrote: » The argument is fine, saying it is a certainty is nonsense.
walshb wrote: » Read again..the threat is known.. "Knowing" it will happen is unknown..
wonderfullife wrote: » Do you understand what headgear does? Do you understand what a punch does? A punch causes someones neck to accelerate in a rotated fashion, thereby causing the brain to rattle around in the head. Certain things can minimize the amount of wobble of the head - strong neck muscles, for example - and Floyd himself does impressive neck workout routines. Another thing that stabilizes the neck is headgear. When a punch connects and the neck begins to rotate with the head being jarred backwards, the back of the headgear stabilizes the neck and the head. What's laughable is you and other posters constantly saying stuff in such declarative, condescending ways despite talking nonsense. The fact the punch didn't "hit headgear" is irrelevant. The fact the impact on the neck and head was minimized due to the headgear is relevant. Headgear helps protect KO's for that very reason, it protects the chin, the ears and the neck.
weldoninhio wrote: » He was done. He gave his back and quit rather than going out on his shield with a KO. Anything else is nonsense.
Naos wrote: » Well then by that logic, there are no unknowns in boxing. If there are, please point them out, even just one.
walshb wrote: » Kind of getting bogged down on semantics.. Boxing, IMO is the toughest and most intimate mental and physical test of a man in any sport.. Take from that what you want... Permutations, variables, unknowns...all just words...
Outlaw Pete wrote: » Boxing fanboys confuse popularity & simplicity with greatness & superiority. In much the same way fans of Draughts confuse popularity & simplicity with greatness & superiority. Ultimately though, everyone knows that Chess is the greatest board game of all time. Well, Mixed Martial Arts is the Chess of Combat Sports.
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Danzy wrote: » A punch by punch break down of the sparring, interestingly down.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2SftD2Q-Uc
wonderfullife wrote: » Stylistically I *fancy* Conor against certain opponents in boxing. I think he dispatches Canelo and Maidana comfortably. Mind you I think GGG will dispatch Canelo comfortably also.
Tigger wrote: » pretty sure bjj is chess mma is simply not a game its real
weldoninhio wrote: » Can't remember what the bet was tbh. I don't have 1/4 of a bar in the bank though, not that I'd need it.
Muahahaha wrote: » Well I didnt seriously think that you had 250,000 in the bank to back up a bet of 500 euro at 500/1. But I do think that you would have 100 euro to back up a bet of 20 cents at 500/1 so how about that then?