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Conor fought almost entirely boxing style this fight and it fucked him. Poirier fucked his front leg up because he was flat footed and didn’t check any of his leg kicks. I watched all of his old fights recently and none of those kicks would have landed if he was fighting in his old karate style. It looks like he’s committed to boxing.
What does this even mean lol? He was completely amicable towards Poirier before the fight and was humble after the fight
Strong take. Can't really disagree. The karate style gave Poirier issues in the first meeting, too. I also just think the longer the fight went, the better it would be for Poirier. McGregor was right that he was out of action for a while, and he never had great cardio to begin with. One win over Cerrone in under a minute doesn't show me he has cardio.
My dad always says he's undefeated at tailgating
Maybe it's not I who doesn't know what he's talking about
Being humble is great, but not what I'm talking about. He didn't make any adjustments to his game against a much more dangerous guy, he was coasting and looking ahead. Dustin treated this as a title fight and Conor like a step to khabib.
Really curious what Conor's next fight looks like. I assume he PPVs a main event, but if he loses that one, he's either retiring or not main eventing a PPV anymore.
He can’t fight 1x a year and be sharp.
Great sport
He spent the last year chasing a big money Pacquiao boxing match. This loss probably cost him the chance at that. Good.
Does it really make that much of a difference? It was a cash grab before, it would be a cash grab now. There's less interest now, but there's less interest in literally whatever McGregor does next.
There's less interest now, but there's less interest in literally whatever McGregor does next.