Did Conor McGregor quit? To tap or not to tap

[KillaCamNZ]

You'll never see a fighter with no amatuer career win a world title in boxing(which is a martial art) in 4 fights like Lesner.

You do realize Brock Lesnar is a former NCAA Div 1 Heavyweight Wrestling champ (106-5 record), right? That's the closest thing to a sparkling Amateur career you can get in MMA.

[ShoulderRoll]

Wrong forum...

[RetroSpeed05]

He was never the baddest man on the planet. He should go to 155 and stay put. He looks like a giant over those 145 guys lol


I feel you though, elite athletes shouldnt gas....when did Manny or Floyd gas or mentally quit?

He was overrated but a good fighter never the less. Im not a fan of the submissions because it leaves to much room to quit

Not really aldo didn't look that small. Also who cares if there little? Is being smaller a insult? 145 is a stacked division.

[TX_BOXNG]

He gave in, unlike Holly went out like a warrior

I think theres ways of tappin, one to quit n one to admit ur loss, i think he tapped to quick, he looked afraid, he wanted out, Diaz should of stopped him with punches, but hes naturally a Jiu Jitsu so he did it off instinct

[_original_]

How was he shaken? It almost looked like he wanted to say something to Nate but just kept it to himself. Like he was too disappointed in himself.

How many excuses are you gonna make for Conor? Dude probably shat himself when he saw Diaz walk in.

[Real King Kong]

The fight was over before he even went for the takedown, he knew it, that's why he shot. It was a way to avoid bring ko'd. When they scrambled on the ground and he ended up on his back is when he really gave in. He didn't do anything to defend from being mounted, or try to reverse the position. Once he turned his back he knew he was getting choked out and he didn't even bother to fight the hands...the tap was quick. He was definitely tired, but i think being out-manned by diaz had a lot to do with it too. He came in overconfident and was doing well but eventually was outlasted and broken. That said, he had the capability to win that fight, just not in the way that he chose to fight it.

[MrRolltide91]

The fight was over before he even went for the takedown, he knew it, that's why he shot. It was a way to avoid bring ko'd. When they scrambled on the ground and he ended up on his back is when he really gave in. He didn't do anything to defend from being mounted, or try to reverse the position. Once he turned his back he knew he was getting choked out and he didn't even bother to fight the hands...the tap was quick. He was definitely tired, but i think being out-manned by diaz had a lot to do with it too. He came in overconfident and was doing well but eventually was outlasted and broken. That said, he had the capability to win that fight, just not in the way that he chose to fight it.

Yep all of his 3 losses came from submissions

[Mr. Punch-Out!!]

How many excuses are you gonna make for Conor? Dude probably shat himself when he saw Diaz walk in.

Excuses? How in the world is that an excuse? I think you're letting your hate for Conor go to your heart. llol

[therealpugilist]

Wrong forum...

**** happens SOG...was in a rush

[therealpugilist]

He gave in, unlike Holly went out like a warrior

I think theres ways of tappin, one to quit n one to admit ur loss, i think he tapped to quick, he looked afraid, he wanted out, Diaz should of stopped him with punches, but hes naturally a Jiu Jitsu so he did it off instinct

those 2 little guys got me pissed.....rematch already....Chocolatito and Estrada are the ish!!!