Comments Thread For: McGregor: I'll Be 170-Plus in There, Mayweather Won't Last!

[A-Wolf]

True.

But when I watched his last 2 UFC fights he looked much faster.

I see what you're saying.

[Hype job]

Gotta admit the sparring footage was interesting. Like a lot of people I was a little bit awed by that straight left hand McGregor planed into Paulie's face in the first part of the clip (not in the knockdown sequence).

McGregor looks awkward and slow - but in a Steve Collins kind of way. Very similar to Collins actually. Which made me think about what Eubank said.. This has definitely been a prefight buildup of unique drama with many bizarre subplots.

McGregor intelligently took credit for everything that's happened. He itemized every event that's gone viral.. Conor McGregor is incredibly bright. His intelligence might be the most impressive thing about him.. Too bad he's going to get embarrassed and destroyed.. He's hard not to admire..

Here's that Eubank clip.

LOL at the background music.

[PrBoxing88]

Can Mcgregor crack as hard as Cotto or Pacquiao???? doubt that, he ain't knocking no body...

[War Room]

16+ pounds overnight is very questionable.

[Metho_4u]

What are you talking about you don't over hydrate, you hydrate back to what you were before the drying out process his ring weight is already set before the drying out to make weight starts, you cant go more than what you are, you don't half hydrate unless something is wrong like ODH fighting Manny where the body shut down and wont take back in the fluids from being to light.

I realize that, what I'm saying is simply that dropping that much weight and then gaining 16+ lbs back is IMO too much.. Not like it matters. Class will be in session regardless.

[etech1]

Couldn't have said it better. His performance vs. Diaz eludes to him not being a devote believer in Cardio. Once he unloads his bag of tricks in round 3 he'll be sucking air like a fish out of water.

I watched it again, and I still can't believe how bad McGregor looks as a boxer.

This is truly amature vs seasoned professional.

This is garbage is just comedy now.

[Reloaded]

I realize that, what I'm saying is simply that dropping that much weight and then gaining 16+ lbs back is IMO too much.. Not like it matters. Class will be in session regardless.

Nah its not to much in a fighter this size, its a big advantage to him in this.

Manny would weigh in at 130 and be 142-4 and he is a lot smaller than Connor.

Its only no good if its done wrong and Connor has been lighter than this before he does the weight thing well, 154 boxing weight is where he should be for his body I reckon.

[Spray_resistant]

He's fookin massive.....👍

[Build That Wall]

This will be an easier fight for Floyd than his debut was

[Superbee]

How this guy ever made 145 lbs only God knows.

He's huge. He's bigger than Canelo and GGG in the ring.

Which is why the "size advantage" bull**** that came out when he lost to Diaz was ridiculous. Those two are thw same size. Big units that cut to make 155.

McGregor likes to throw shyt saying Diaz was 200 on fight night... McGregor came in at around 165, 180 for Diaz ...