How well would Conor Mcgregor have done if he dedicated his life to boxing?

Yeah real men talk **** on forums about fighters and there masculinity,especially 0-0 fighters who fight and win rounds of ATG's in there 1st fight something that most boxers wouldn't even dare attempt the other way around.
I know you like to talk about people with so called glass jaws but Mcgregor has never been knocked out in either sport and the Floyd fight which was stopped early only happened due to his **** gas tank.
It's common for boxers and MMA fighters to train with each other these days,with most fighters respecting the abilities and different skill sets of the fighters in each sport.
People will like and dislike whatever sport they want but never really understood why people with no idea or a limited knowledge,would continually go out of there way to trash other sports and the athletes who complete in said sport.

 

It's already been established that you know **** all about boxing or mma which makes your opinion or almost anything you have to say irrelevant to me,keep on trolling tho champ

 

You are getting thoroughly owned in this thread kid.
If I was irrelevant to you then you wouldn't of started smoke with me again, but nice try though LOL

 

LMAO whatever helps you sleep at night

 

You seriously can't see that Floyd let Conor win those early 3 or 4 rds ? How can you not see this ?

 

Yeah I can see fine dude and unlike many here I can see things for what they are and am not blinded or swayed by my emotions or feelings towards either fighter 1 way or another .
Floyd is smart enough to know that Conors only chance was an early knock out,so he just let Conor punch himself out especially knowing with his **** gas tank that Conor would likely be in trouble if the fight was still going past past the halfway point, which is how it played out.
Boxing could not have 1 of there ATG's lose to an upstart MMA fighter with an 0-0 record. which is why the judges somehow only gave Floyd those early rounds and referee couldn't wait to jump in and stop the fight soon as he had the 1st available opportunity.

 

Now you are admitting that Floyd let Conor win the early rds.

Floyd did NOTHING early in the fight, saw what Conor had which was NOTHING. Mid rds he starts fighting/walking down the completely outclassed/out of his depth McGregor and beats him up/stops him.

That is what happened. Conor did NOTHING/SHOWED NOTHING in that fight.

 

I bet you believe everything Joe Rogan says as well LOL

 

The result went how I and pretty much everybody expected and ended up being a **** fight like nearly all of Floyds fights the last part of his career go because of how brilliant of a defensive boxer he is,generally fighting on his terms and giving so few opportunities to his opponents.
I agree with some of what your saying but Conor did better then your making out,landing several good shots having success that more experienced fighters had trouble doing,with not many of those more experienced opponents forcing Floyd to fight even more defensively then usual, needing to rely on Conors poor cardio to play a part late,which it did.
I never said Floyd just let Conor win rounds,Conor as I said forced Floyd to fight that way and take the safety 1st option pacing himself for a boring points decision or pounce when Conor tire late,which is far different to your assertion that Floyd just let Conor win rounds.

 

Probably just worked up because he knows boxing shits all over this bogus sport.

 

Typical to ignore the posts that blow most of what you have to say out of the water,while only replying to 1 of the forums biggest trolls,who may be 1 of the few posters who knows less about the topic then you do.

 

What's funny is that nobody in this thread agrees with you on this topic but you are still attacking everybody LOL

 

I'm not attacking anything other then your trash posts LOL there is also plenty of people, including in here, who agree with what i was saying.
Believe what you want,It's laughable that you really believe i'm getting owned on any level,in a thread I hadn't even commented on anything,apart from replying Francis post about Mcgregors performance against Mayweather, then to a silly post from someone trying to make out Mcgregor had a glass jaw despite never being KO'd or being close to it.

 

If McFraud was forced to stand up and fight like a man, his glass jaw would've been shattered so many times it'd make your head (as well as his) spin. Which is exactly why he didn't complete in a real sport like boxing and choose instead to roll around on the ground with other men to hide his fragile whiskers.

 

For starters both sports have males and women competing so the whole "fight like a real man" thing is from the dark ages so spare me the macho bull****.
Secondly there is absolutely no issue with Mcgregors chin,which would have been shattered by knees,elbows etc in MMA which is every bit as dangerous on the ground or standing then the just a punches that boxers only have to worry about.
Thirdly Mcgregor did choose to compete in boxing and in his 1st fight he took on and had success against 1 of the ATG's and maybe greatest defensive boxer of all time.
People who even know the slightest bit about MMA know that Mcgregor is a striker who doesn't"choose to roll around on the floor with other men to hide his whiskers " because all his losses by submission, with the ground and his poor cardio being his main kryptonite.
Boxing will always be my favourite sport but still respect and enjoy most combat sports that have high level striking and submissions involved, even tho i'm not a fan of the boring wrestling aspect of the sport.
Having competed in boxing for over a decade from when I was a kid as well as having trained in a couple different martial arts,I can assure you that MMA is as legitimate a sport and as dangerous as boxing,especially with all the different limbs that can end a fights as instantly and spectacularly as an any boxing fight that you will see and those at the highest level of each sport work as hard as each other,which is why so many guys are training with each other now.