Comments Thread For: McGregor Motivated By Dismissive Boxing Fans, Vows to 'Educate'

[TheCleaner]

it's not dismissive to simply respect that logically, no person can walk into a new sport, no matter how related, and go straight to the top. could the world ping pong or squash champ go and dominate in the us open? no, nor vice versa, no matter how related. that's not being dismissive, that's recognising the years and years of mastery of a specific skill set it would take to be the best

[True That]

His ego is very fragile. He hears everything that is said about him and has to respond. If Floyd starts to make him look silly early, he could look for a way out.

Conor may bite Floyd's ear off like a carnivore.

Lol

[Boxfan83]

So this guy thinks he can come into Boxing, say "I am Boxing" but it's also "safe", "easy" and "half a fight" all whilst being 0-0 Amateur and Professional?

Goes to a media workout and does the spaghetti arms and the "could my feet me any more sqaure" jumpercuts.

Then wonders why he is a laughing stock in the boxing world?

All he has done is disrespect boxing. Totally disrespected it. How I see people like Hatton, Haye, Froch, Bellew and other boxers say they hope McGregor wins boggles my mind.

U forgot to mention he called boxers "lil boxing b1tches." This dude started it, now he's butthurt.

I hope Floyd bodies this dude and leaves him like TC left Indongo wincing, rolling around on the canvas.

[All in]

it's not dismissive to simply respect that logically, no person can walk into a new sport, no matter how related, and go straight to the top. could the world ping pong or squash champ go and dominate in the us open? no, nor vice versa, no matter how related. that's not being dismissive, that's recognising the years and years of mastery of a specific skill set it would take to be the best

You don't know Bo.

[bronx7]

If Floyd was entering the UFC would he be surprised how many mma fans would say he will be submitted kicked for ko? No you wouldn't he is supposed to lose at something he never did to a grand master

[thack]

It's not really disrespect , it's the fact of what Conor has so far proven in the sport of boxing and that is very little .This compared to what Floyd has achieved only brings a logical way of thinking to one conclusion and that is he will find himself completely out of his depth.

The only thing here is because this event is happening we have to take what we can get and that is a decent undercard and the small unlikely chance that Conor might do what 49 skilled and powerful fighters have failed and that is to stop Floyd.

That's the truth Conor as educated boxing fans know!

[A-Wolf]

Conor is in the best imaginable position. All he has to do is land one good power shot and 30% of the people who have been dismissing him will be impressed. If he wins a round, gets a KD or somehow makes it competitive in any way for any amount of time some people will think he's a legend and he'll win over almost everyone witness.. On the flipside he's facing the strong possibility he's going to experience the most humiliating deep water drowning of all time.

[cameltoe]

The only person who's showed disrespect is Conor. To boxing, to its fans, to Floyd, and especially to Paulie. He could have played this differently and picked up some new fans along the way. Instead I'll never watch his fights because he's a total bellend.

[Kcvtr81]

Lol Floyd's getting hurt on the 26th this will be a ferocious beating like Floyd's never seen he'll be lucky if he's not going out in a ambulance, lol

[BoxHec]

A little maggot of assistant plomber who probably quit his job after only few days and from that lived from welfare payments for years despite being healthy want to educate people??? LOL that's a funny one! punk!