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No he's not, and you can see it after he came back from the Diaz loss. I thought he would never be the same, much like Ronda after Holly. But he came back, avenged his loss and won the title. Conor is a lot of things, but he is nothing like Rousey. Her ego was a veneer, his is actually...

I don't think you meant it to be the case, but this series of gifs really illustrates how Machida would pick Chuck apart.

I thought it was the most glorious comeback since Randy Couture's.

Honestly, for me it's not that he's specifically offensive or anything, it's that he's transparent and lame.

I would say he should be completely defensive for the first 1.5 rounds, voluntarily lose at least round 1, then turn the tide. Basically spend that time backing up and tying up Francis, taking only what is right there and no big risks.

If Rumble was actually fighting, he has a decent chance of beating anyone, just because his power is so absurd. But Jones would likely win. He just has to escape the first round then Rumble starts fading.

I agree that Jones takes the rematch, but saying Gus isn't an interesting match up seems really unfair. Given how their last fight went, I'd say that is a much more interesting fight than against Volkan.

Rumble can knock out anyone. He might be the hardest hitter ever in MMA. The game plan is simple to beat him; Survive the first round, he will slow down. But that's easier said than done. DC could have easily gone to sleep that one hit he took. But he does have a great chin, and does have the...

That's not a fair assumption. The Rousey fight is more compelling to be honest. Cruz is a amazing, underrated and definitely under appreciated, but despite the great trash talk it doesn't have as much riding on it and doesn't have as good of a story. And also I don't think his fight is as much...

Holloway is hot. Pettis seems to be petering out. Fighters peak and drop rather quickly, and momentum is very much on Max's side.

I find it hard to call it ducking them when he went off to fight bigger and better opponents. Aldo deserves another shot, but it's hard to say he's being ducked.

Perry is an internet darling, not a draw. Having him headline an actual PPV would be ludicrous. Don't get me wrong, he's super exciting and is the type of guy that could be a mega star if he keeps winning, but right now he won't sell.

I wouldn't have given Conor much of a shot against Khabib until I saw the first round against Michael Johnson. Conor's quick, straight, super accurate punches hit at least as hard as the haymakers Johnson was throwing. And Conor's really good at managing distance. Plus I've given up...

Right now it's still Forrest for me, but if he beat Romero, then yes, it would 100% be Bisping.

It will likely be a more fun card with more exciting fights, but the historic impact of 205, both in terms of being at the MSG and each individual fight's importance (and that they ended up being good fights), makes it better.

Honestly, for me, if this were Pride scoring, I would expect Woodley to win. If it was scored in Las vegas, Thompson would win a majority (I gave him 2, 3 and 5, and given the way rounds have historically been scored, i don't think that round 4 was a 10-8 because Thompson ended up on top). But I...

No one should ever be surprsied by Conor at this point. That being said, I really think Khabib would wrestlefuck him.

I have wondered this.

That is a very bold prediction.

I have no idea when prime Hendo was. He just seemed to get better and better when he should have been past his prime.