StringerBell wrote: » How much have you staked on the KO as a matter of interest? Do you give Aldo any chance of escaping the first round, more to the point, will conor allow him to go two or maybe three rounds? *Also, its not "people" saying, it was me, an individual poster. I will say it again so its clear, if McGregor stands in front of Aldo like he did against Chad it will be bad for him. I know you are looking forward to coming back in December to see what people have to say about the fight when its over, my only fear is that you won't be back
Whelo79 wrote: » This is all your opinion, stop spouting it like it is fact.
evo2000 wrote: » Ara tis only harmless banter! dont get bent out of shape about it!
Whelo79 wrote: » At this stage it's more like spam to be honest.
evo2000 wrote: » Whats so bad about standing infront of aldo?
StringerBell wrote: » Really? ok, it wouldn't be good for McGregor to stand in front of Aldo due to the power he can generate in his leg kicks, particularly given Conors dodgy knee. Understand? McGregor using his good movement and angles to take advantage of his height and reach advantage would be a far better approach don't you agree? Will you come back in December whatever the outcome? Honestly look forward to what you would have to say in the face of the unthinkable.
JJayoo wrote: » Evo I am gonna guess that everyone of your posts in the mma forum is about McGregor. I mean if you aren't a troll, how can you believe what you say when you compare both fighters, I mean forget all the talk and look at the opponents each has fought. The only way to compare their ability is to see what they have actually done not the sh1te they spout, and if you are a fan of mma or have followed it for longer than a few weeks then giving Aldo no chance is laughable.
evo2000 wrote: » Wheres this dodgy knee stuff coming from? you make sound like the mans a cripple he just ko d mendes didnt seem dodgy then, i believe they said afterwards its 100% and held up fine but of course ye seem to know better... Your saying he shouldnt stand infront of aldo? he didnt really stand infront of mendes tho it was more he backed him up to the cage and cut him off, and used his range from there mendes didnt really land anything and what he did land didnt even phase mcgregor and lets be honest he hits alot harder than aldo, theres more than one way to use his range would you not agree? he can back up and counter and use angles like u said (brimmage fight) or he can use his range and power to back aldo up nullify his leg kicks and break him down from there. Your making it out like what im saying is completely outlandish and outside the realm of possibility when infact its a highly likely outcome.
A_Sober_Paddy wrote: » Big Conor fan, but i thought he was lucky against chad. He won fair and square but Conor was too casual at times and Chad rattled him a bit, until Conor shattered him... Aldo has beaten Chad twice, i think Aldo will be a test for Conor, (is Aldo favourite?) and lets hope Conor handles the cut better this time, last time against Chad he looked fcuked walking out Just an opinion
StringerBell wrote: » Not really you just like to add on some extra flourishes to your posts, I won't bother going any further for now since when I read the first line of your post I figure it could end up being a long, boring night. Suffice to say, you have a habit of taking what I say, and adding your own editorial extras to them then go on a tangent. I might get back to you tomorrow but not for right now.
evo2000 wrote: » Mcgregor has more range and better striking coupled with ridiculous ko power. Aldo prefers to strike himself. Aldo has a bad gas tank has he not? its been shown in quite a few fights Mcgregor pushes the pace.
JJayoo wrote: » Ok these points, Aldo has proven himself to be the best striker in the division time and time again. Bad gas tank have you seen his last fight? 25 minutes of all out war. Conor has zero experience of 4th/5th round fighting within the UFC. Look at Aldo's fights saying he has a bad gas tank shows that you have no actual knowledge of him
evo2000 wrote: » Look at the mark homnick fight, ive watched alot of aldos fights if we re being honest he does fade in fights especially in the championship rounds, He isnt lets say gsp esque in the later stages of a fight and he does try to coast, i dont think your being entirely honest about aldos abilitys and are rose tinting them abit. And what about the rest of the points i mentioned?
JJayoo wrote: » The Mark Homnick fight in which he won by unanimous decision? Conor has never gone into a 4th round. Aldo has racked up 92 minutes of fight time in his last 4 fights, how can u say he has a bad gas tank :rolleyes: Plus I had to laugh about the rose tinted glasses comment.
Whelo79 wrote: » Rose tinting Aldo's abilities?? He is undefeated in the UFC, undefeated in 10 years. That comment just about sums you up completely Evo. I'll fall asleep laughing thinking of that one.
CurryFlavoured wrote: » The Hominick fight was an awful weight cut where Aldo looked like he was going to collapse, hasn't happened since. He finished Zombie in that fight so I dont know what you're on about there. Conors an unknown when it comes to the champ rounds, Aldo is tried and tested, and his endurance looked great in his most recent 5 rounder v Mendes. If I told you that Conor wasn't president on the USA j reckon you'd find a way to disagree with me.
evo2000 wrote: » If he loses ill say i was 100% wrong? why wouldnt i ? aldo has a chance just not that great of one this is a very bad fight for him stylistically, when you take everything into account. Aldo has been in alot of hard fought fights they catch up with you.They take a toll on your body, but he's not going to turn into a shadow of his former self from one fight to the next He is the smaller fighter of the two by quite a bit.By a little bit. Mcgregor has more range and better striking coupled with ridiculous ko power.He has a bigger reach, but better striking is a big claim, they both have KO power Aldo prefers to strike himself.As does McGregor???? They play into each other here Aldo has a bad gas tank has he not? its been shown in quite a few fightswut? Mcgregor pushes the pace.Where has pushed the pace? Brimage, Diego and Porrier were all quick finishes where the played into his hands. Holloway was a one sided decision, but he didn't push too hard after popping his knee. Siver, he was on cruise control the whole fight imo thats a bad for aldo if he doesnt get this fight down he will lose.Aldo beats Conor in a grappling match, he may very well go that route Aldo is a great fighter but this is a nightmare match up for him imo.It's a worse match for him than previous, but its by no means a gimme
Mellor wrote: » .
evo2000 wrote: » Do you realise how taxing it is being backed up to the cage getting peppered with punches and shots to the body? that is pushing the pace? look at nick diaz fights its pretty much the same it doesnt look like much from the outside looking in but it is tiring the constant pressure does wear on his opponents
Mellor wrote: » That's not really relevant to the question I asked. Sure its taxing being hit with shots, I never said it wasn't. I asked which fights did he pushed the pace in? Are you trying to say the Mendes fight? Seriously? Because he spent most on that fight on his back, sure he landed more strikes and went for the kill when it was standing, but Mendes dictated the pace of that one for the most part.
evo2000 wrote: » Of course its relevant because i dont think you actually understand what "pushing the pace" actually is?
The siver fight the brandao fight anytime he was standing with mendes mendes couldnt get a miniutes peace, that is pushing the pace when you are constantly on someone from bell to bell and having them backing up defending constantly Unless you ve some other definition of pushing the pace??? his fighting style is hight pressure high pace.
evo2000 wrote: » So was barao, so was anderson silva do have a good laugh we ll see dec tho!
Whelo79 wrote: » There's not one person on this page saying that Aldo is going to destroy McGregor and I'm pretty sure 80% of us believe McGregor will win, but you are the only one saying it will be a walk in the park for McGregor and that Aldo poses no threat in this fight at all. If you think Aldo will pose no danger you seriously have no idea about the sport of MMA.
Do I hope you are right and McGregor rips him apart inside 2 or 3 rounds, of course I do, but a bit of realism needs to be put in place here. I think McGregor will win but it will be the toughest fight of McGregor's career by far.
Mellor wrote: » Good sumary of the last few pages I agree it will be close, but I don't see it going past 3 round either.
Whelo79 wrote: » There's not one person on this page saying that Aldo is going to destroy McGregor and I'm pretty sure 80% of us believe McGregor will win, but you are the only one saying it will be a walk in the park for McGregor and that Aldo poses no threat in this fight at all. If you think Aldo will pose no danger you seriously have no idea about the sport of MMA. There is no rose tinting of Aldo's abilities, it is all opinions formed by watching him fight over the last 6 + years. Do I hope you are right and McGregor rips him apart inside 2 or 3 rounds, of course I do, but a bit of realism needs to be put in place here. I think McGregor will win but it will be the toughest fight of McGregor's career by far.