Official Conor McGregor Thread (READ MOD WARNING IN OP)

Dave0301 · 04-12-2015 08:30PM

kettlehead wrote: »

Jesus Christ was only the son of a deity, not an actual deity (end pedantism)

Besides that......what's your actual point?

BOHtox · 04-12-2015 08:43PM

kettlehead wrote: »

To be fair, it's toned down a fair bit

JustTheOne · 04-12-2015 09:26PM

Who cares if he said it. Religion in this day and age is ridiculous.

Letree · 04-12-2015 09:57PM

he went for the easy one if he called out Mo things could have got ugly for him..

kettlehead · 04-12-2015 10:14PM

Dave0301 wrote: »

Jesus Christ was only the son of a deity, not an actual deity (end pedantism)

Besides that......what's your actual point?

Relax the cacks. I found it humorous and thought others might too, is all.

Lukker- · 04-12-2015 10:23PM

Lol it was TMZ sports who got that quote from him, the questions they were asking were actually retarded.

ASOT · 04-12-2015 11:36PM

Jesus has a serious crucifix Conor wouldn't be in trouble if it went to the ground.

Gamebred · 05-12-2015 12:00AM

Jesus would destroy him in a rematch 3 days later.

Lukker- · 05-12-2015 01:37AM

Jesus loves crosses.

Chase3 · 05-12-2015 01:52AM

Jesus loves knockouts

Jesus Wept · 05-12-2015 02:17AM

Lukker- wrote: »

Noticed Gunni posted this on facebook.

Himself and Conor have been training with Ido Portal, who is a "movement expert".

He specializes in things like bodyweight exercises and mobility/agility/balance. Conor seems to be fairly influenced by him and uses his lizard entrance thing when entering the ring:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6BBk3Nvj9k

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNNW0SPkChI

Mellor · 05-12-2015 02:56AM

ASOT wrote: »

Jesus has a serious crucifix Conor wouldn't be in trouble if it went to the ground.

If anything, he has shown that getting stuck in the cruifix is a weakness

jimmii · 05-12-2015 09:39AM

Given his background I think Jesus would hammer him. If they keep it standing only a matter of time until he nails him with one.

Mr. CooL ICE · 05-12-2015 12:57PM

JEHOVAH!

*gets rocked*

Ash.J.Williams · 10-12-2015 04:31PM

entertaining

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeYe9ZARxBw

ComfortKid · 11-12-2015 10:36PM

How do we think Conor would do against Cowboy Cerrone if he comes through the Aldo fight? They seem to be starting a rivalry over the last few weeks. Would 155 be Conors more natural weight? Would he struggle against people the same size as him? Interesting times ahead

ComfortKid · 11-12-2015 10:37PM

How do we think Conor would do against Cowboy Cerrone if he comes through the Aldo fight? They seem to be starting a rivalry over the last few weeks. Would 155 be Conors more natural weight? Would he struggle against people the same size as him? Interesting times ahead

RedemptionZ · 11-12-2015 10:46PM

ComfortKid wrote: »

How do we think Conor would do against Cowboy Cerrone if he comes through the Aldo fight? They seem to be starting a rivalry over the last few weeks. Would 155 be Conors more natural weight? Would he struggle against people the same size as him? Interesting times ahead

I think he loses. Naturally there's no doubt he's not featherweight, otherwise he wouldn't have these deathly cuts. He's a lot bigger than anyone in the 145 division. At 5'9 fighting lads who are 5'6 and 5'7 is very different to fighting people over 6 foot. He's got huge reach for his height but that would be negated if he's fighting lads that much taller. Cowboy is 6'1 right? If he goes against a wrestler that's bigger than him it's game over imo.

Whether or not Conor believes that, I certainly think Zuffa and co. do and will try to keep him there for as long as possible.

splashthecash · 11-12-2015 11:05PM

ComfortKid wrote: »

How do we think Conor would do against Cowboy Cerrone if he comes through the Aldo fight? They seem to be starting a rivalry over the last few weeks. Would 155 be Conors more natural weight? Would he struggle against people the same size as him? Interesting times ahead

I certainly think he would have enough to have him fighting to the top 5 at least, although as the above states, losing his reach advantage in addition to losing it to a talker opponent, and an apponent who is used to fighting at this weight would make it difficult for him. Throw into the mic a ground fighter and that would makes things even. Tougher for him.

He would however still make an impact and a lot of money

Ash.J.Williams · 11-12-2015 11:39PM

out of everyone tonight, conor seemed the most emaciated

Depp · 11-12-2015 11:41PM

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

out of everyone tonight, conor seemed the most emaciated

ah he always does to be fair his cut is brutal, hes a natural 155er

ardinn · 11-12-2015 11:57PM

Have I missed the weigh in or has it been on yet?

Depp · 11-12-2015 11:58PM

ardinn wrote: »

Have I missed the weigh in or has it been on yet?

was on but its up on the ufcs youtube if you want to watch it back

ardinn · 11-12-2015 11:59PM

Depp wrote: »

was on but its up on the ufcs youtube if you want to watch it back

Thanks

Depp · 12-12-2015 12:00AM

ardinn wrote: »

Thanks

dont worry about it!

themandan6611 · 12-12-2015 12:02AM

ComfortKid wrote: »

How do we think Conor would do against Cowboy Cerrone if he comes through the Aldo fight? They seem to be starting a rivalry over the last few weeks. Would 155 be Conors more natural weight? Would he struggle against people the same size as him? Interesting times ahead

Cerrone is a plank and Conor who stiffin that boy up easy enough

ardinn · 12-12-2015 12:08AM

Jaysus he looks rough! What time is artem on tonight?

ComfortKid · 12-12-2015 12:18AM

ardinn wrote:

Jaysus he looks rough! What time is artem on tonight?

Roughly, between 4 and 5am

ComfortKid · 12-12-2015 12:21AM

RedemptionZ wrote:

I think he loses. Naturally there's no doubt he's not featherweight, otherwise he wouldn't have these deathly cuts. He's a lot bigger than anyone in the 145 division. At 5'9 fighting lads who are 5'6 and 5'7 is very different to fighting people over 6 foot. He's got huge reach for his height but that would be negated if he's fighting lads that much taller. Cowboy is 6'1 right? If he goes against a wrestler that's bigger than him it's game over imo.

splashthecash wrote:

I certainly think he would have enough to have him fighting to the top 5 at least, although as the above states, losing his reach advantage in addition to losing it to a talker opponent, and an apponent who is used to fighting at this weight would make it difficult for him. Throw into the mic a ground fighter and that would makes things even. Tougher for him.

It's hard to tell lads. Yes, he'll be fighting men he's own size and bigger, but he also won't have a serve weight cut which could only make him better. It's very hard to predict. I think Conor will move up regardless the outcome tomorrow night. It's going to be interesting anyway if he can fight men he's own size.

CatFromHue · 12-12-2015 12:34AM

According to wikipedia McGregor is 5'9" and has a 74" reach

Cerrone is 6'1" with a 73" reach and has mentioned before that if he didn't get a title shot he wants to move up a weight class
Dos Anjos is 5'9" with a 70" reach
Pettis is 5' 10" with a 73" reach
Henderson is 5'9" with a 70" reach
Joe Duffy is 5'10" with a 73" reach

Considinering he's fought and won at Lightweight and looking at those numbers above imply he should be ok at the higher weight.

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