sonofenoch wrote: » This thread makes me want to cry at times. Asks a specific question about Ferguson. Gets answer. Extrapolates this into anti McGregor conspiracy.
Zero-Cool wrote: » UFC official account even getting in on the actionhttps://twitter.com/ufc/status/947917053679230976
EagererBeaver wrote: » sonofenoch wrote: » This thread makes me want to cry at times. Asks a specific question about Ferguson. Gets answer. Extrapolates this into anti McGregor conspiracy.
EagererBeaver wrote: » sonofenoch wrote: » This thread makes me want to cry at times. Asks a specific question about Ferguson. Gets answer. Extrapolates this into anti McGregor conspiracy. It's the official Conor McGregor thread the initial post discounted his chance against Khabib irrefutably .........Ferguson can't beat him because 'he doesn't have the striking power to bother him' to not acknowledge McGregor does at least have that can't be anything but agenda
pudzey101 wrote: » Will we see mcgregor fight in 2018 ?
EagererBeaver wrote: » The fact it's the McGregor thread means you can just accuse people of having an agenda? Interesting view on the purpose of the thread. Ffs, you can't logically draw a line from "Ferguson can't bother him striking" to "McGregor can bother him striking" simply because McGregor is a better striker than Ferguson. There's no equivalence in there. And then to convince yourself that that adds up to an agenda.
JohnMc1 wrote: » The marketing gimmick for him in Boxing is that he's a reigning UFC Champion. That's the big draw for him in Boxing "How would a UFC Champion do in Boxing?" If he's not a Champion those opportunities will dry up faster than Rhonda's acting career once she lost her belt.
Subcomandante Marcos wrote: » You won't fight him or Tony because you're afraid of a third L in 4 fights and see Nate as the easier pay day.
Deleted User wrote: » The UFC titles are becoming a joke already but if they start making interm champs defend their title that is just even more ridiculous.
Deleted User wrote: » Khabib's pre-UFC record is very padded. Well into his pro career - when he had 10+ fights to his name - he was fighting 0-2 guys. 1-1 guys. In his 15th pro fight he fought a guy with zero pro fights.
Mellor wrote: That's the nature of fighting in Russia. Does it mean his early record is padded? Yes. Does a padded record mean he isn't legit? No. He can only beat whoever they put in front of him.
Deleted User wrote: » Khabib's pre-UFC record is very padded. Well into his pro career - when he had 10+ fights to his name - he was fighting 0-2 guys. 1-1 guys. In his 15th pro fight he fought a guy with zero pro fights.Honestly I think he is overrated and another product of the marketing machine.
jcd5971 wrote: » Mellor wrote: That's the nature of fighting in Russia. Does it mean his early record is padded? Yes. Does a padded record mean he isn't legit? No. He can only beat whoever they put in front of him. Khabib is a monster on the ground. But he is ponderous on the feet. I could easily see McGregor being taken down and grinder into oblivion for 5 or submitted. I could also see Khabib getting slept handily on the feet. Kinda why I'd like to see the damn fight happen.
walshb wrote: » It's his first fight that I have heard of against a natural talented big dude.... Yes, he won FW and LW belts.......he was supposed to as far as I am concerned....two "little" men he beat... His best win is against Diaz, and Diaz for me is just not great!
walshb wrote: » I would pick Conor to beat Khabib... Few ifs.......he's neater, faster and rangier. I think he could time him, slow the pace and strike him out of there....Neatness and clinic-ism win out.
ASOT wrote: » The man took multiple barboza head kicks clean and still kept coming, johnson "wobbling" him is highly exaggerated.
Urindanger wrote: » The fact Johnson was able to land pretty easily is far more noteworthy. I feel a lot of people are taking Joe Rogan's words as gospel again with regards to him being hurt. Joe Rogan talks as much nonsense as he does sense. I haven't seen that fight since it happened but I remember Khabib still coming forward and sticking to the gameplan. Very little evidence to say he was hurt. Conor has good power and good shot selection. There is no doubt he has the potential to hurt Khabib, but there's an argument that Khabib can hurt Conor with striking as well.
Urindanger wrote: » I'd agree, but this isn't a boxing match.