Gamebred wrote: » Have to laugh at people saying Diaz is an easier fight than cowboy,you do realise Nate absolutely lit up Cowboy up like a christmas tree,what ever about either of their chances they would be the best fighters conor has ever fought outside of 13 secs with Aldo, And both are very decent grapplers even tho their known as strikers Id be happy to see either fight.
chrisbonnie wrote: » Am I the only person here that's concerned about dos anjos pulling out because of doping issues and just blames a "broken foot". Not the first time the ufc would cover up a doping violation
Oregano_State wrote: » I honestly think Conor finishes both inside 2 rounds and makes it look easy. Cowboy almost always starts slowly; he'll likely be on his back looking at the ref wondering what happened after 90s. Diaz is undoubtedly the better boxer (of Cowboy and Diaz), and I think could take Conor into the second round, but our man McG is undeniably on another level. Conor is quicker, physically stronger, and has better conditioning than Diaz. I would bet big on an early Conor KO.
Tazzimus wrote: » That I wouldn't agree with. The Diaz brothers have cardio for days, they're ridiculously fit, more so I'd imagine than anyone in the UFC. I don't know many other fighters that do triathlons for the craic.
Zero-Cool wrote: » Journo quoting dana saying he's still undecided if it will be for interim belt but it will still be main event and at 155.
xtal191 wrote: » Will be an absolute joke if theres an interim belt
ForeverYoung90 wrote: » Why isn't Eddie Alvarez being mentioned.Surely he was next in line to fight winner of Anjos v McGregor. McGregor v Alvarez and winner faces Anjos at 200. But I agree Diaz and Cowboy are the money fights.The **** talk for the next 2 weeks between McGregor and Diaz would be epic.
TheTownie wrote: » Its all about making history bro! First fighter to win an interim title in two weight classes! :pac:
Gamebred wrote: » The weight issue is stopping that,Diaz cant do 155 so no bueno.
Subcomandante Marcos wrote: » What makes you think that? He only had problems cutting when he wasn't taking it seriously. His cut last time was only a few lbs by all accounts and he's been keeping fit the last year anyway.
That_Guy wrote: » I'm not sure how they could potentially justify Diaz/McGregor as main event and keep Tate/Holm at co-main unless they're seriously thinking of doing an interim belt... which is ludicrous thinking in itself.
Subcomandante Marcos wrote: » Faber trolling on Instagram, standing on a scale at 158 and ripped offering to step in.