Tazzimus wrote: » There should probably be a running count of how many times that line has been trotted out about McGregor.
glasso wrote: McGregor can't have silk sheets 'cos he sh1ts the bed on a regular basis, like last night.
eagle eye wrote: » I'd ****e the bed for 30 million dollars, wouldn't you?
brendanwalsh wrote: » His face looks so old, what happened him. He looks Like he’s 55.
Sweet.Science wrote: » Yeah i really noticed this aswel . He looks awful
spix wrote: » He looks exactly the same as he always has, body and face.
Sweet.Science wrote: » Haha nobody looks exactly the same as they did. It's called ageing . The body and face actually made me laugh out loud
themandan6611 wrote: » No doubt he has aged a lot, that lifestyle does you no good. His game is going backwards, no kicks, no spinning attacks nothing unpredictable at all - just plodding forward heady footed looking to wing the left. A boxing coach in the corner, another coach who does not seem up for it, a gym full of Instagram world champs and yes men. How did it go wrong ?
Sweet.Science wrote: » Have to agree with this . Like any sport it is continually evolving year on year. CmcG and his gym just stagnated . Just watched his press conference . Came across well
simongurnick wrote: » They are way too over confident as well. Listen to Roddy and its basically stuff like, Poirier has the tools but when he gets hit with that left it's over. Well what happens when it isnt? There is no plan B. So, if he is serious about continuing, I'd agree with others here that he should be heading to a top gym in the states. His loyalty to sbg is commendable but its akin to christiano ronaldo staying with sporting Lisbon his whole career. Also the build up to the fight seems off. Hanging out on a yacht? Having the kids around all the time. As a dad, it's cool to see but as prep to fight another man in a cage, seems like a distraction and kids can turn you soft. Nate could be a good next one at 155. People will time in for the trilogy, but if he loses again, the whole appeal will be out the window. The rest of the lads in 155 are licking their lips right now, knowing there is a path to beat him, which doesnt mean being khabib or a zombie like nate.
simongurnick wrote: » Also the build up to the fight seems off. Hanging out on a yacht? Having the kids around all the time. As a dad, it's cool to see but as prep to fight another man in a cage, seems like a distraction and kids can turn you soft.
Sweet.Science wrote: » I agree they are way over confident . Way out of their depth . How they mentioned nothing about leg kicks after Rd 1 is mind boggling. Dangerous delusion that everything is under control. In fact how they didn't mention leg kicks before the fight when they seen who was in Poiriers corner . Even Conor knew they were coming but his coaches said nothing . Crazy
arccosh wrote: » complacent I don't care how much you want to portray the nice nice new persona... Having family around, living it up on a yacht, still pushing brands.... your head is not 100% in the fight then.... There are fighters who disappear off the face of the earth for 2 months because all they do is eat sleep train...
Physicskid9 wrote: » Incredible amount of accusations being thrown around about McGregor and his lifestyle. The man's never ever failed a drug test, just because he has an air of confidence about him doesn't mean he takes cocaine. He also always seems to stay in shape outside of fights. He probably has the odd drink but I don't think there is any evidence to suggest he drinks excessively nevermind doing illegal drugs.
evil_seed wrote: » I'm probably not allowed to mention alleged videos and treehouses so I won't
YFlyer wrote: » Anyone know how many spectators flew over to Dubai from Ireland?
Physicskid9 wrote: » We can make all the allegations we want, they don't mean anything. Like I said I'm sure he has the odd drink but people talk about him like he's a raging alcoholic.
walshb wrote: » What are the overall views of his coaching team?
The Nal wrote: » That they've taken him as far as he can go and he needs to change it all up and move to America or Canada with a new team. Can't just box forever. Irish MMA has a level and to be fair to Conor, hes smashed that ceiling but only so far you can go.
MarkY91 wrote: » All of McGregor's lickarse parasite "friends" were there. Gerry Vegas, the bearded one, his criminal buddy johner murray etc.
walshb wrote: » Did Conor’s team not at all reference Dustin’s impacting kicks? I mean, wasn’t Conor’s leg visibly reddening at the end round 1? What are the overall views of his coaching team? Looked the other night to be primarily boxing oriented. Conor looked like he was in a boxing ring for parts of the fight.