Skills are skills, but if you're dead at the weight, you're dead at the weight
Adrien Broner, as mercurial a fighter as he is, has boxing ability; he's not doing **** to anybody at 135lbs, on the simple fact that getting down to the weight, as dry as he looked at the Mikey Garcia weigh-in, would leave whatever fight he had in him in the sauna. Simple, really.
McGregor is nowhere near Floyd's ability in a boxing ring; no one is arguing that.
My point is that, even though the ability question is what it is, McGregor's not walking into his fight with Floyd at all physically compromised; McGregor is set to fight at the weight that he's basically physically perfect for.
It's an obvious spectacle, but at least it's kinda on the level; this isn't like The Gladiator, with one guy basically having a shiv in his chest before going one-on-one.
Adrien Broner, as mercurial a fighter as he is, has boxing ability; he's not doing **** to anybody at 135lbs, on the simple fact that getting down to the weight, as dry as he looked at the Mikey Garcia weigh-in, would leave whatever fight he had in him in the sauna. Simple, really.
McGregor is nowhere near Floyd's ability in a boxing ring; no one is arguing that.
My point is that, even though the ability question is what it is, McGregor's not walking into his fight with Floyd at all physically compromised; McGregor is set to fight at the weight that he's basically physically perfect for.
It's an obvious spectacle, but at least it's kinda on the level; this isn't like The Gladiator, with one guy basically having a shiv in his chest before going one-on-one.
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