mma_noobie wrote: » Eddie has gone on to get his arse whipped in Japan. It was a nice win by McGregor but against an average opponent.
mma_noobie wrote: » Conor thinks he can just "puck" the head off the lads starting with Poirer.He has no power. He has no speed. He is a one dimensional fighter. There is no growth mindset with McGregor. He is finished. Poirer breaks his jaw
yourdeadwright wrote: » Do you really think everyone in the same weight class is the same size ?
Why did Conor himself always remark on being to big to strong at FW if there all the same size ? Well they weren’t all the same size.
Why did Conor himself always remark on being to big to strong at FW if there all the same size ?
Dan hooker for one stated before he fought Dustin he seen Dustin pre fight weigh and it was 182lbs on fight night, There was a recently of a load of official fight night weights floating around Dustin was at 182.9lbs for Conor fight,
Look your aren't going to change your mind you have it made up which is fine but trust me two guys can weigh the same and one can be bigger, ( iv been the smaller guy at the same weight numerous times not in mma )
Mellor wrote: » Huh? That’s literally just said they weren’t the same size. A random comment by Hooker isn’t verified. And there’s no official fight night weigh in. So you’ve made that up. In the same division, of course. If two guys both weight the same on the night they are the same size. That’s a fact. Mass is measured in lbs or kg. Being the same size but naturally bigger doesn’t give you special powers. You dodged the question on their actual natural/current weights. I think that makes my point pretty clearly. It’s a discussion thread. This kinda if discussion is far more relevant that posts discussing his beard, shirts, or slagging off Dee or whatever.
Mellor wrote: » Average opponent. Who was the UFC champion? Living up to the username anyway. Nice try imo.
mma_noobie wrote: » Being champion doesn't necessarily mean you are the best.
Alvarez, since losing to McGregor, has lost 3 more fights with 2 no contests.
McGregor got hammered in boxing by Mayweather
Homelander wrote: » In fact it's a miracle Mayweather let it play out as long as he did to be honest, he could have ended it round one. It was a money-making freak show.
yourdeadwright wrote: » Mellor I may be getting you mixed up with someone else but haven't you competed in MMA & BJJ or Boxing before ?
If so I can't understand how you think guys who weigh the same for a couple of seconds on a scale are the same size
As I said multiple time iv been weigh the same as someone for a few second on the scale and ended up being the much smaller man ?
Conor v Mendes or Aldo are perfect examples , both guys could make the weight below FW Conor could not , WHY??????? because he is a bigger man ,
Conor fought Khabib at light weight but could Khabib fight at FW like Conor NO because he is a bigger man ,
I'm not sure who you can;t make sense of people been bigger than others in the same weight class,
Hooker said they all got weight on fight night and Dustin was weight before him so he seen his weight, Why would he lie ? You can watch the video online ,
Mellor wrote: » No, your not mixing me up. Well, I haven’t boxed, but the rest is accurate. I know how fight weights work. But I think you misunderstanding my posts. I’ve never mentioned the weigh-ins. I’m talking about actual, in cage, weights. I fully get that across all divisions fighters are different sizes. The range over LW could be a lot. But fighters who are bigger than others weigh more on the cage. If they don’t weigh more in the cage then they aren’t bigger. It’s one or the other. And during the match/fight did the other guy weigh more than you, do you think? Aldo used to look like death weighing in. The Aldo that was FW champion was far too big to make 135. Mendes has never made 135. But we’re talking about Dustin, who has made FW. And fought Conor at FW. He clearly wasn’t naturally bigger then. I’m not sure where that getting that from. I’m clearly said some fighters are bigger. I’m also saying that those bigger fighters actually weigh more. I’m kinda baffled that you think they don’t weigh more. He didnt say he seen the weigh in iirc. IHe asked the commission guy weighing him what Dustin weighed. Guy said 183lbs. They aren’t official weighings. They could rock up in shoes, and clothes, or whatever. I just take unofficial numbers with a pinch of salt, that’s all. Doesn’t affect my point above.
mma_noobie wrote: » McGregor got hammered in boxing by Mayweather
mma_noobie wrote: Being champion doesn't necessarily mean you are the best.
MrStuffins wrote: » The fact that you use him losing to the greatest boxer of his generation, in a boxing match, as a negative against him says everything that needs to be said. It's the kind of thing you hear school kids say about footballers who just happen to play for the team they don't like. If I wanted to read that rubbish i'd be on Twitter.
yourdeadwright wrote: » I think Dustin is bigger man than Conor , In my opinion Conor can't beat him at LW but when Dustin is fully and hydrated he is to just to big
I stick by two guys can weigh the same at a weigh in and one can be a bigger man when they get in there,
Mellor wrote: » I never said he wasn't bigger. I said he was slightly bigger, and while its a factor it's not the only factor. I also said people who are bigger, also actually weight more. You can't be bigger but weigh the same in the cage. Goalposts moved a bit there by adding "at a weigh-in". It was quite clear we were talking about actual weight, not the cut. If you think Dustin is too big that's fine. I think you, and many others are being results based. Happens all the time in a upset followed by a rematch. The fans and the betting markets do a 180 and over-compensate.
mma_noobie wrote: » I rewatched the fight and there is no doubt that Poirer is absolutely the bigger man. It's free on BT youtube channel. Check it out. Conor put up a seriously cringe tweets, giving out that fighters "use tactics". Insinuating that he is annoyed that Poirer didn't just stand still and let Conor punch him. Shows his mindset
cloudatlas wrote: » Yeah that's very bizarre I thought conor used to not prepare for a fighter back in the day but then decided that this wasn't the right approach, isn't preparing for a particular fighter 'using tactics'. He also complained about Poirier for 'bitch kicks from a shell' well they were very effective. He's super salty. He should be aiming lower, Diego isn't an option anymore.
MrStuffins wrote: » He was tweeting last week saying that Usman was copying him by..... I dunno, punching his opponent? He's lost the run of himself!
mma_noobie wrote: » The fella is rank average. McGregor got hammered in boxing by Mayweather, got hammered by Khabib, got hammered by Diamond. .
walshb wrote: » Hammered? That fight told us two things.... 1. Conor is not a boxer and never will or would have been one 2. Floyd is a fooking windbag taking ten rounds to win....scared ****less of getting hit and having to wait till a non boxer got tired before going to work. The only stain left in that ring was on Floyd....in looking pathetic taking ten rounds to beat Conor.......AND he was not playing with him in any round. Made an absolute meal out of beating Conor
MrStuffins wrote: » Floyd won the fight and deserves all the credit for that.
walshb wrote: » He doesn't He is a career pro boxer......he beat a complete novice who never ever fought So fook all credit...... Deserves a bit of ridicule if you ask me, for how he made such a meal out of beating Conor......and looked sh1t in doing so.