Which loss was more embarrassing? Mcgregor vs Khabib or Mcgregor vs Dustin Porier

first one.

he never recovered from 'mamamamama'

 

Why is it embarrassing when a guy loses? I would like to see a 3rd fight and see what happens. But to me the difference between wining and losing at this level is more about styles, strategy conditioning and execution there is so little separating most of them. No shame

 

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The first one was embarrassing purely for all his mouth he then was cowardly enough to say “it’s just business” in an attempt to get Khabib to ease up on him. He also consistently tried to cheat throughout the fight in an attempt to get the ref to stand them up again.

The defeat to Poirier wasn’t embarrassing. Dustin is the better fighter at that weight as are a number of others. connor is too old to cut the weight and enjoy the height/reach advantage he had down at FW now.

 

It`s humiliating because most people were saying Connor was going to stop Poirier early and because a lot of fans feel Connor is one of the greatest MMA fighters of all-time, the Khabib fight was humiliating because of all the bull Connor was saying in the presser before that bout.

 

Khabib. Not even close, IMO

 

Khabib, just because Conor got dropped and the trash talk

 

One only answer here. He trained very hard for the Poirier rematch, remained respectful throughout the build-up, and lost what was a good, exciting and close fight. The Khabib fight is a different story.

 

I don't know much about MMA but Conor McBurger was more embarrassing when he rematched Dustin because that was his chance to redeem himself and lost in the FIRST ROUND. McBurger is literally the UFC's version of Floyd Mayweather, let's just be real.