ricero wrote: » Khabib is an different animal and a challenge that McGregor cannot conquer. Khabib is a modern day warrior, no man will dethrone him in the Ufc at 155 pounds.
Man Vs ManUre wrote: » Khabib vs Poirier won’t sell well I agree. Poirier brings no drama to the fight so buildup will be dull, tho doesn’t mean he can’t beat khabib. Maybe fact that it will be happening in Dubai means it will sell more outside of US. Khabib vs Ferguson would have sold a lot more, tho still nowhere near Conor levels. No other can sell like Conor, which makes it such a shame that he fights so rarely now. I know he just injured his arm, so looks like autumn at the earliest that he will fight. And he doesn’t seem keen on fighting anyone other than khabib for the title.
Ultimate Seduction wrote: » We'll see about him being a superstar when he fights next. I'll have any money with you it won't sell 1m
Man Vs ManUre wrote: » I think it is khabib’s side that is more reluctant to commit to the rematch. Not because he thinks he would lose it, but more because it’s a bigger punishment to Conor to deprive him of the chance to redeem himself. Khabib has become a superstar as result of that fight, more so than he will get from any future fight. Now all he has to do to make more millions is show up at events and speak about it. And if he fights for another few years and remains undefeated before he retires, even if he keeps refusing to fight Conor again, his legend status will remain unchanged, and he will continue to make millions. I hope the rematch will happen, there is nothing better than a Conor fight and the more challenging competitor the better.
JohnMc1 wrote: » If he's so sure Khabib is scared of him and he'll win the rematch it would have happened by now.
projectgtr wrote: » No, American
paulieeye wrote: » For a man who doesnt give excuses, he gives alot of excuses
JohnMc1 wrote: » Was that song even in English?
spix wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8n_7XzRCcI 15hr ago he posted an instagram story with this song playing, perhaps just coincidence
Ultimate Seduction wrote: » "These are all nonsensical excuses that I don’t give a f*ck about, I don’t give a sh*t. That’s why I walked in there hands down—ding ding ding—and walked forward to him and he went running around the cage.”
billybonkers wrote: » I see he has an injured hand again, his latest Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/p/Bx2bVJ8Iw1q/
Autecher wrote: » Conor's interview with Tony Robbins from a few weeks ago. It starts at 3:12, he talks about the Khabib fight at 24 minutes. He is honest about some things but also the usual nonsense about Khabib being afraid of Conor & him landing a lucky punch. I turned it off after that but for anyone interested here you are.
Boom_Bap wrote: » Just a thought, with all these fights at 155 and 170 getting locked in, and from what I can see, everyone else is fighting....would he get the call up if there are any injuries?
spix wrote: » This current Cowboy will not wilt and theres not a chance Conor will fight him. How he can suddenly take some of those punches from Al like nothing even landed is anyones guess but its not the same Cowboy from a few fights ago. He's probably been taking his Vitamin C.
hatrickpatrick wrote: » Be a very quick turnaround for someone to fight in December on the back of a victory only three months previous, wouldn't it? Not unheard of, but unusual.
Ush1 wrote: » Can't see it happening. Apparently some rumours of McGregor Gaethje in September.
