Macdarack wrote: » Cowboy is a dead beat, his record is hardly a reflection of the fighter he is now, man united have a great record, is that any good to them these days? OK it's a tune up fight but he gets no credit for beating the already beaten cowboy. Interesting year for Mc gregor if he sticks to going to bed early and getting up early and saying his prayers . I'd love to see a 100 %mc gregor going at Khabib at the next year with a couple of real fights leading up to it.
mdwexford wrote: » Is Pettis decent value tonight? He has only lost to top notch guys really.
StringerBell wrote: » You've seen a 100% McGregor going at Khabib.
Macdarack wrote: » Negative, He wasn't at the races back then. I'm sure most people would agree including himself and kavanagh if their recent Helwani interviews are to be believed. You reckon he was 100% for that fight?
StringerBell wrote: » Absolutely. He came in, swung, got taken down and Khabib did what he does. That Khabib rocked him with the overhand was the only thing surprising in that fight. People will always make excuses when they lose, or will do the humble brag version of it and let others make excuses for them while saying they don't make any excuses It wouldn't be the first time the McGregor camp has done that either. You don't get to where he has without fully believing you are the best either btw so its not a major criticism or anything unusual for him to actually believe he wasn't "right" for that fight and if he was that it would have been different. Maybe I am wrong but I have seen nothing to suggest anything was off with his game that night, it just didn't work. Khabib may not have a pretty style, but it is one hell of a dominant style.
PyreOfHellfire wrote: » He was drinking his whiskey a few days before the fight at the presser and on a coke binge for weeks on end just before the fight got signed. I'm looking forward to cowboy kicking the face of the scumbag but he was clearly not at the races that night. It doesn't really matter though, even if he was 100% going into the khabib fight he still would have got manhandled badly.
“He’s the most terrifying lightweight contender in the world,” and “he’s just on such another level [of grappling] that the odds of beating him drop significantly after the first minute-and-a-half.”
Macdarack wrote: » MC g is stone mad for the rematch, why so, hardly for the money? He knows he was acting the maggot training wise and rested on his laurels pre Khabib fight. He'd hardly go through a hiding again knowing he hasn't a chance. He does reckon he'd take Mayweather second time round , now that's fantasy talk right there.
PyreOfHellfire wrote: » Sent you a link in PM
Mr.burgess wrote: » Anyone do any bets ?
MrStuffins wrote: » "She's got a partial ACL tear, she's fine" :pac: :pac:
