Lukker- wrote: » I think all those points are redundant because he's not retiring.
Swashbuckler wrote: » Jesus even when people are given straight forward comments they still have conspiracies. Maybe just maybe for once he wanted to focus on his camp. Maybe just maybe he's not scared. He asked for the bloody fight remember? Maybe he wants to get a few weeks of camp in before press. Jesus people love a conspiracy
EuskalHerria wrote: » Good point by Ariel on Off The Ball. How does a fighter who has traveled to 3 continents promoting fights and who travelled to numerous areas in 48hrs in America before 189, go to not wanting to do press at the minute. Asking what factor may be a blockade now and is it the death of Joao.
fermanagh_man wrote: » Nice work if you can get it
Aylin Raspy Slipknot wrote: » He'd make double that as a LUAS driver :pac:
Swashbuckler wrote: » He has done more press than any other fighter on the roster. Maybe he's just sick to the eyeballs of it. My guess is he knows the impact all the media has had on him and he just wants to focus on camp.
mdwexford wrote: » Is there much talk in America or elsewhere about Carvalho's death? Haven't seen it mentioned in any interviews relating to this debacle so far. That's the only understandable reason for Conor not being arsed doing media work at the moment.
Swashbuckler wrote: » Or he realises to win the fight he needs to focus on training and doesn't want to fly across the world for two weeks when he's one week into camp.
newbbieb wrote: » It never bothered him before when he had to do promotion mid camp,i just think like the poster said above this is almost entirely to do with Carvalho's death. He would not want to be seen just a week after Carvalho's death in vegas and wherever putting on his usual bravado,which he is required to do to sell the fight,it would be a bad look and i think the UFC should have given a bit of slack here with such an unprecedented situation of Conor being in attendance so close to a man dying in the very sport he is involved in.
billyhead wrote: » I will probably get slated here but is this just a case of McGregor winning a few fights in the UFC been hyped to the 90s making a fast buck based on this hype and getting out when his millions are made realizing that he is not as good as the hype makes him out to be and he would more then likely lose against Diaz again and a rematch with Also and the bandwagon would lose interest. Like what has he actually achieved to become so famous. He knows how to talk the talk but one lethal punch knocked Aldo out. If it went eh full distance or longer then it was he probably would have lost against him. He fought a bunch of nobodys to get to fight Aldo apart from Mendez who could easily have beaten him on the ground
mdwexford wrote: » Tough ****e, it's part of his job. End of story.
Lukker- wrote: » Video of him rolling with Gunnar last night:https://www.facebook.com/MjolnirMMA/videos/1017378705011526/
Depp wrote: » Hes never had a ufc camp coming off a loss before either, especially not after one where lack of preparedness was such a big factor in the defeat also whats the deal with this announcement? suspense is killing me
Swashbuckler wrote: » I'm not saying he's right. I'm saying that maybe it's just as simple as that.
newbbieb wrote: » You really expecting an announcement anytime soon?
Deadst4r wrote: » I'm expecting an announcement. Balls in his court, be interesting to see what he says. He doesn't usually stay quiet for long.