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Useless reply.Yeah well I think you’re irrelevant. How ‘bout dat?
Useless reply.Yeah well I think you’re irrelevant. How ‘bout dat?
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Its pretty damn relevant. Yeah, secretly, you know it.
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Conor nutthugger
Holloway had more fights in the UFC than McGregor when they fought
How would you even have this information? Lol stop talking shit.Needle dick
How would you even have this information? Lol stop talking shit.
the threat of a takedown is a motherfucker
he got surprised in a fight by a looping overhand whilst expecting a takedown and you think thats evidence of his lack of improvement?so then he didn't really improve on being able to take on guys that pose a takedown threat
thats bullshit..... you can clearly see Conor was taking a phone call and wasnt readyThere ya go!
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he got surprised in a fight by a looping overhand whilst expecting a takedown and you think thats evidence of his lack of improvement?
lol
Holloway also took the fight on short notice, Andy Ogle was the original opponent for McGregor.He's clearly a much different and better fighter now than when he was like 22 or 23.
it was a fight when both were green in the UFC...... its relevant whether you want it to be or not.
Surely max or Conor’s skills haven’t changed! Good thing we only see fighters fight once and that’s it forever!!!
Good thing max isn’t riding a massive WIN streak and Conor is LOSING!!!
his cardio isnt getting worse, he just grappled with one of the best grapplers the UFC has ever seen for 4 rounds. That shit is tiring.his reaction and reflex have slowed, for a striker timing is everything
his cardio is getting worse as he gets heavier and doesn't run
what improvements are you saying he has shown, give some examples
As good as Max's striking is today - and it is very good - I think Conor's was already better at the time he destroyed Max. I really believe that.
People underrate Conor lately due to his antics and the way he divides people. But his Buchinger fight, the early UFC fights, the Diaz fights...there are so many moments of striking brilliance and fluidity.
That doesn't mean he would beat Max today with ease. There are so many factors at play - conditioning, health, motivations, outside distractions. It could be a very competitive fight.
I don't know if Max would admit it but I see a lot of Conor in his movements. I have no doubt he studied the heck out of the guy who destroyed him so easily (as any good fighter should).