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What do you guys think? Is the real biggest threat still one of the guys from LHW who takes it upon himself to move up and chase Jones at HW? Shouldn't this truly be the goal of any ambitios LHW champ? To chase after JJ at HW? It can't be fully satisfying being LHW champ without having beat JJ.

He's a raging narcissist, but he has qualities that make him stand out as well. I think his style is good for Youtube and social media, but not for TV so much.

The timeline of when Conor broke his leg is being pushed further and further back, soon we’ll learn he was born with a broken tibia

The weasel is wrong here buddy. Found a clip of a guy also breaking his shin hitting a guy on the arm. These things can happen

Yes, it was confirmed it was the elbow. The Weasel is a good analysts but there are things about fighting you better understand if you are a fighter yourself. The same thing goes for a doctor.

Thank you!

Absolutely possible. We are probably dealing with a "the straw that broke the camel's back" kind of situation.

Skip talking sense for once

I hope we get some more angles, it looks like the kick lands on the left elbow, impossible to see from this angle as the right arm is in the way.

No, the footage is wonky, give me some super slow 1080p lol

I've checked it now, and there's no way based on that footage you can conclude that he didn't hit the elbow.

Link please, just checked through the video.

When you front kick up in someones elbow and hurt yourself, and I'm talking about personal experience, the person checking the kick with the elbow will barely feel anything, that's how hard your elbow bone is. That's why it doesn't surprise me that Dustin doesn't realize that is what happened.

Weasle made the video to quick, he thinks Conor broke his angle, when it he actually broke his shin bone. He also doesn't address that last front kick in his video.

Behind the knee? I'm talking about the last kick Conor threw. He throws a front kick, it lands on Dustin's elbow, he puts his leg down and as soon as he puts pressure on it, it folds.

Then people would snap their tibias daily if that was possible lol

Obviously was, nothing else makes sense. But they want sell it as freak accident lol

That's what i looked like to me. It doesn't makes sense that the fracture should have happened in the beginning of the fight, surely Conor's leg would have crumbled earlier. Does anyone have super slow-mo of that last front kick? I've tried front kicking up in an elbow many times in sparring...

I agree, absolutely. Going into a fight with confidence is great. Going into fight out of touch with reality, not so great, imo.

First of all, Dustin was just the better fighter with a better gameplan. End of. However, if we are going to speculate about Conor's mental state going into the fight... Conor beat Cowboy with relative ease, I can't help to think that this might have given him a false sense of his own level...