pastorbarrett wrote: » Mixed opinions about what to make of this. It's uneasy viewing that this is all unfolding on a Proper 12 junket. Of course, he never looks a gift horse in the mouth to make a few bob but it's still evidence of competing interests. Nevermind all the other stuff happening back here. To be fair, Cerrone is the ideal opponent. Let's see what's up. It's been a minute.
sonofenoch wrote: » But he was at the time and Champion having just beat RDA and Pettis .......or are we only counting Alvares as of now?
Homelander wrote: » He made a fool of Alvarez, and knocked Diaz down several times in the rematch, and Diaz is not known for being knocked down like that.
Man Vs ManUre wrote: » By end of 2020 Conor could be Champ cubed!!
MartyMcFly84 wrote: » If we are being honest what cost Conor the Khabib fight was lack of focus since the Alvarez fight.
simongurnick wrote: » I think if they fight again conor should go all guns blazing from the off. Anyone that is tentative and tries to avoid a takedown, ultimately still gets taken down and then it is game over. Best chance to win is knocking his block off in rd 1
Mellor wrote: » The whole world had the same opinion. Khabib dominates on the ground/takedown game. Conor dominates on the feet. The result for many hinge on whether Khabib could get the take down early. Nobody predicted Khabib landing big shots standing, or Conor repeated stuffing takes downs in later rounds.
Esse85 wrote: » It doesn't paint John Kavanagh in a great light, the misdiagnosis of Khabib's fighting style. Conor believes that's what cost him the fight along with lack of focus.
robwen wrote: » https://twitter.com/arielhelwani/status/1187323667304325120?s=19 Cerrone or Gaethje with Cerrone the frontrunner now according to Helwani, then the winner of Diaz & Masvidal & then the winner of Khabib Ferguson, if Khabib fight in Russia with no alcohol this time
It doesn't paint John Kavanagh in a great light, the misdiagnosis of Khabib's fighting style. Conor believes that's what cost him the fight along with lack of focus.
weldoninhio wrote: » Surely his UFC contract would forbid him from taking part in an non-UFC sanctioned MMA bout?
Boom_Bap wrote: » It depends on the bout and the rules. There are some guys on UFC contracts that fight in BJJ events, I think the most high profile was Jon Jones competing in some grapling events while suspended but still under contract.
Man Vs ManUre wrote: » Would be great if true that he wants to be back fighting often like he used to. Wins in Jan and maybe international fight week in June/July, let’s say over Justin and Dustin, would see him back fighting Khabib or Tony for the title in October or November in msg.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Clever of Conor to talk of a charity fight. He could get injured in that so Dana is not going to want to see him fight in a charity event.
dave1982 wrote: » Mcgregor returns January 18th.
dashoonage wrote: » returns what? one of his coats to pennys?