Comments Thread For: McGregor: Mayweather F***ed; Will Be Unconscious Inside Four!
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i think it will go the distance..thats what i think...at the end of the day its a money grab for bothI mean you did the math right there... by your estimate he'll last ~6 rds at best?
If I was Mayweather I'd be saying "ok, so I can literally just pot shot this guy for 4 rounds and then he'll quit on his own."
This is Conor literally saying he can't make it past 4 rounds.
Why say 4 rounds at all? If I was Conor I'd say I'd knock Floyd out in the 1st round if I was so confident.
Like others said, Conor isn't gonna make the distance by a long shot. Floyd is an expert at going the distance.
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And McGregor would blow Floyd up into unrecognizable pieces if he was allowed to cannon fire on Floyd's house. The very obvious point is that if there were two fights, each under their own rules, one man would inflict more damage on the other, especially to the ego, and we know who that is. There is a reason why McGregor has no problem fighting Floyd under boxing rules and why Floyd didnt offer a return match in the Octagon or would ever consider fighting McGregor there.Last edited by richardt; 07-11-2017, 09:01 PM.Comment
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Not quite. McGregor is more comfortable under boxing rules because he gets to make more money. His company is even part of the promotion. If Floyd fights in the octagon it will be a proper ufc event. He obviously won't have his fighters on the card, and little to no say on ppv money. But yeah Conor will most likely destroy him in the octagon.And McGregor would blow Floyd up into unrecognizable pieces if he was allowed to cannon fire on Floyd's house. The very obvious point is that if there were two fights, each under their own rules, one man would inflict more damage on the other, especially to the ego, and we know who that is. There is a reason why McGregor has no problem fighting Floyd under boxing rules and why Floyd didnt offer a return match in the Octagon or would ever consider fighting McGregor there.Comment
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No, Floyd's ego would never let him step into the Octagon, under no terms, where he knows and everyone on this entire web site and the world knows 100% he would lose, lose fast, and painfully, regardless of money. The only thing more important to Floyd than money is the preservation of his ego at all costs. Only one guy would ever be willing to fight in the other fighter's sport and that is McGregor for very obvious reasons, the dangers involved, emotionally, physically, and mentally. This is a man who gambles huge sums of money and shows when he wins, but not when he loses. That's pure ego. And after the fight when he wins and is taunted by the UFC world and others to fight McGregor in the Octagon, there is no money in the world the UFC could offer a Prima Donna like Floyd to fight McGregor in the Octagon.Not quite. McGregor is more comfortable under boxing rules because he gets to make more money. His company is even part of the promotion. If Floyd fights in the octagon it will be a proper ufc event. He obviously won't have his fighters on the card, and little to no say on ppv money. But yeah Conor will most likely destroy him in the octagon.Last edited by richardt; 07-11-2017, 10:08 PM.Comment
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These 2 are laughing all the way to the bank. Years from now Conor will say in interviews 'what da fook did you expect me ta do?' I could make a 100 millyun books for a fight I would never win and retire before hitting 30!'Comment
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Its the grappling aspect that makes Conor the winner in the cage. Although not known as a ground fighter, he's pretty accomplished as far as Floyd is concerned. Once it went to ground it'd be unwinnable for Floyd. I've done both and a good jujitsu fighter against a beginner is mission impossible.McGregor should be careful that he doesn't get knocked out from an accumulation of punches. But if Mayweather gives him a beatdown, he's getting paid very well for it. And you don't need to kick to win every fight in mma, so there's no guarantee that Conor beats Floyd in mma either. But credit to two superb athletes nonetheless.Comment
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