Another UFC fighter who talks **** about Floyd gets their hypetrain derailed.

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  1. FrankinDallas

    FrankinDallas FRANKINAUSTIN

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    McGregor tried fighting like a boxer in a MMA match. Dumb move. He can't box....and doesn't take a punch well.

    Basically he tried the Rousey method of fighting...didn't work for her either.
     
  2. _FC_

    _FC_ New Member Full Member

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    what makes you think that connor would be stupid enough to try to outbox even half-decent pro boxer? He would get himself killed probably..
     
  3. PolishNavy

    PolishNavy Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    Floyd has a better ground game then McGregor
     
  4. Drago

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    Oh man guys...

    I like Boxing much more than MMA in kind of watching (it s simply more likable to watch), but it´s so much easier to hold a 0 record in Boxing than MMA...or let s say UFC (there are many other MMA organisations in the world like ROAD FC in Korea).

    Boxing:
    Robert Helenius has a 0 loss record...because he never fought the best.
    Sven Ottke had a 0 loss record...same reason
    Brian Nielson had once a 49-0 record...
    There are so many others...so they are all "better" as Conor, Fedor or Rutten, right? Because they never lost a fight.

    Nobody can hold a 0 record in MMA because all organisations let fight their best fighters against each other...not that ****ty WBO/WBA/IBF/WBC business bull$hit which is so common in Boxing today (and in the last 20 years).

    With the same conditions as in MMA, those things would have happened in Boxing:

    Tyson vs Lewis in 1995-1997
    Manny vs Floyd in 2008-2011
    Wladi Klitschko vs Valuev 2006-2008
    ...
    and many others.

    Put Rocky Marciano with his 49-0 record in MMA conditions (not MMA rules, MMA conditions = best fight each other over and over again) and his 0 is gone very quick.
     
  5. Barry Smith

    Barry Smith Boxing Addict Full Member

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    MMA is bum fighting level compared to boxing. Those two guys looked like a couple of drunks outside the bar on a Friday night.
     
  6. latineg

    latineg user of dude wipes Full Member

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    I freaking hate Connor and have been waiting for him to lose, however, wasn't it Floyd that talked about Connor first?

    I know Ronda talked **** about Floyd first but I thought it was the other way round with Floyd and Connor?

    I could be wrong, I often am :oops:
     
  7. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    Getting to be nearly curse-like. :nonono
     
  8. UnleashtheFURY

    UnleashtheFURY D'oh!

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    Hypetrain isn't derailed completely YET, if he goes back down 145 and defends successfully against Edgar then he redeems himself.
     
  9. Hotsauce

    Hotsauce Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Conor and diaz are about the same size
     
  10. boxsensei

    boxsensei Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Floyd didn't say antyhing bad about him. He just said he feels like their is racism in combat sports because Mcgregor is brash and outspoken like him but doesn't get the same criticism becasue he's white
     
  11. latineg

    latineg user of dude wipes Full Member

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    hmmm, I see.

    Well to me Connor is a hype job, sure he is great at what he does but I could see lots of guys beating him, not just Diaz.

    The UFC is good at over hyping its guys, I am not sure if that's just a white thing or not?
     
  12. YearZero

    YearZero Boxing Addict Full Member

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    If I remember correctly it was about the time the whole ronda vs floyd saga was unfolding. connor was feeling left out and had to chime in himself saying something to the tune that he would finish mayweather in one round. :scaredas:
     
  13. YearZero

    YearZero Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Of course he's a massive hype job. That's how the ufc makes the money by drawing in unsuspecting fools to believe in this idea of an unstoppable fighter with unbelievable skill. :patsch

    It's all ridiculous and a bit worrying that so many people buy into such hot air so easily. But then again look at some polls about what the average american knows or doesnt know and you will as diaz said, "not be surprised motherfkers" :twisted:
     
  14. Barry Smith

    Barry Smith Boxing Addict Full Member

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    UFC fighters are low level athletes in the little leagues, talent and skill wise, it's a weak sport. It's a sport based on hype to draw in morons who don't know any better. Most UFC fans are more like an exicted 10 year-old playing with his WWE action figures than a serious sports fan.
     
  15. LavelleFuxwell

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    I agree. UFC is considered the top promotion by a landslide so they have the best talent pool in all of MMA under a monopoly. We literally see the best of the pro MMA world fighting each other almost every time in the UFC.
    Under those conditions its a lot harder to put together a winning streak than it is in a setting like pro boxing where there are several promotions thus a lot of potrential business BS to keep top matchups from getting made.