Fight Time From 4am-McGregor vs Mayweather**MOD Warning in 1st Post**

As expected, light work for Floyd. Conor to his credit started well but it was to be expected given his desire for the early KO and Floyd's trademark sit back and wait to exploit period. That uppercut looked nice but Conor simply doesn't have the power for Boxing.

Didn't think Conor would gas so early and so hard. Cardio really is very poor with the man. His punch technique is piss poor and all the signs of an amateur boxer. Those slaps, paws and patters from about round three on were a little bizarre. I'd love to know the behind the scenes in the training camp and what was actually done besides the evident weight work.

It was refreshing to see the Pretty Boy Floyd era Floyd stand in front of his man and walk him down all fight although he shouldn't get too much credit for standing in front of an amateur. Still, nice little throwback. Methodical break down once he knew that his power was nothing special at all.

Had a quick gawk around the threads. Unsurprisingly the Conor diehards who were spouting how Boxing fans would eat their words and that they'd hold their hands up if Conor lost are either nowhere to be seen or heard or else are making ridiculous excuses and trying to paint this as a win for Conor. I guess I'm just jealous because of his money though right? Although Boxing is consistently on the rise it's never been more apparent that most people have no clue about the sweet science. To be fair the complete diehards are a minority and the MMA forum has a tonne of sound posters. It's great to have our forum back though.

Look forward to seeing Conor back in the Octagon where he belongs. Hopefully he goes off the radar for a while and let this Boxing fad he has die its death. Think he'll take the rest of the year off but I'd expect a Nate Diaz trilogy fight early next year.

Hats off to Floyd, 50-0 looks tasty on paper. I do sincerely hope he f*cks off now and never returns to fight in the ring. What a fighter though. Freakishly gifted athlete but his discipline, ability to adapt and change his style mid fights and mid career is mind blowing. He'll be studied till the end of time. I do hope he becomes a trainer though once his promotional joint is gone past the early development days which it's in now. Guys like him, Hopkins and Ward need to share their unparalleled genius and knowledge with the next generation.

Now that that's over I'm already getting excited with the thought of Canelo/Golovkin and possibly Rigo/Lomachenko at the end of the year. Been a monstrous year for the sport.