Conor gassed out due to his poor conditioning/not ready for 12 rounder

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  • Reloaded
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    #51
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    • Elroy The Great
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      #52
      Originally posted by Spoon23
      lol this suppose to be a sport.

      It's about winning.


      That said, we all know coming into the fight, Conor has no chance against a seasoned vet like Floyd.

      But like I said, he did more than most boxing fans expected of him. He was in there with the best boxing had to offer. He held his own and has a strong argument he won 4 straight rounds. I don't think Floyd mayweather wanted that to happen lol

      Conor, made that happen. He had the jab to keep Floyd honest.
      He was a rangy fighter.

      What Conor was lacking was stamina to compete in a 12 rounder. What is finally proved is the technique and conditioning levels you get to when learning to box for 14 - 15 years before turning pro. We don't need to compare MMA to boxing (as it is different, tough and rougher in its own way) but what we saw is the evolution of boxing punching /conditioning is levels above the necessarily compromised artform called MMA.


      Like I said my thread has brought out that Conor wasn't ready for a 12 rounder. he just ran out of gas. All Floyd had to do is pick him appart as Conor was running on fumes.

      Did Floyd do that to Conor? NO, COnor did that to himself. Conor was landing more shots than Floyd going into the mid rounds. Floyd only lstarted landing significant punches although few, in the mid rounds, not enough to hurt Conor. What hurt Conor was his own fatigue, he couldn't go on, lack of conditioning. Floyd smelled blood, and that was the end.
      why exactly do you think he called out the sports biggest earner for ?!?!? he could have ''challenged'' any ACTIVE guy, but noooooo........

      anyone who thinks connor was in this for a win is as gullible as it gets.

      no offense but i cant find a reason to read past ''its all about winning''....HE ALREADY ''WON''

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        #53
        Originally posted by Elroy The Great
        why exactly do you think he called out the sports biggest earner for ?!?!? he could have ''challenged'' any ACTIVE guy, but noooooo........

        anyone who thinks connor was in this for a win is as gullible as it gets.

        no offense but i cant find a reason to read past ''its all about winning''....HE ALREADY ''WON''
        lol

        Well, I expected more from Floyd as do most including Andre Ward. You just don't get Floyd off the hook for that lousy display of boxing.

        Giving away 4 rounds against a novice is embarrassing in itself. Floyd took some shots, not just few, but a lot, Conor broke through his high guard landing everywhere. And that is just some of it.


        Well Andre Ward says it best:

        This past Saturday night at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, five division world champion Floyd Mayweather returned to the ring after a two year retirement stint and stopped UFC superstar Conor McGregor in the tenth round. McGregor opened strongly in the first four rounds, in what was his professional boxing debut, before tiring with Mayweather coming into his own by the time the fight was stopped.



        “I expected a lot less from McGregor and I expected a little bit more from Floyd Mayweather. I think Floyd showed his age a little bit. He’s still got a lot left in the tank, but when you start seeing yourself getting hit with punches you typically won’t get hit with, especially against a guy with no experience, and you’re not offensively getting off and throwing like you should be - it’s time to hang it up. It’s not that you don’t have it, but you want to leave before you don’t have it anymore," Ward said.


        ANDRE WARD: IT'S TIME TO HANG UP FLOYD

        Andre Ward's conclusion: that performance was cringe worthy time to hang up.

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          #54
          Originally posted by Spoon23
          lol

          Well, I expected more from Floyd.

          Giving away 4 rounds against a novice is embarrassing in itself. Floyd took some shots, not just few, but a lot, Conor broke through his high guard landing everywhere.


          Well Andre Ward says it best:

          This past Saturday night at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, five division world champion Floyd Mayweather returned to the ring after a two year retirement stint and stopped UFC superstar Conor McGregor in the tenth round. McGregor opened strongly in the first four rounds, in what was his professional boxing debut, before tiring with Mayweather coming into his own by the time the fight was stopped.



          “I expected a lot less from McGregor and I expected a little bit more from Floyd Mayweather. I think Floyd showed his age a little bit. He’s still got a lot left in the tank, but when you start seeing yourself getting hit with punches you typically won’t get hit with, especially against a guy with no experience, and you’re not offensively getting off and throwing like you should be - it’s time to hang it up. It’s not that you don’t have it, but you want to leave before you don’t have it anymore," Ward said.


          ANDRE WARD: IT'S TIME TO HANG UP FLOYD

          Andre Ward's conclusion: that performance was cringe worthy time to hang up.
          every guy gets hit.

          the end

          it was all about money

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            #55
            Originally posted by Elroy The Great
            every guy gets hit.

            the end

            it was all about money

            It's all about the money, but like Ward. Floyd didn't give a good account of himself. Conor did more showing than Floyd did for himself in that fight. Knowing he was the experienced boxer in the ring.

            # time to hang up Floyd. that was not a good look

            Case closed.
            Last edited by Spoon23; 08-28-2017, 04:15 AM.

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              #56
              Originally posted by Spoon23
              It's all about the money, but like Ward. Floyd didn't give a good account of himself. Conor did more showing than Floyd did for himself in that fight. Knowing he was the experienced boxer in the ring.

              # time to hang up Floyd. that was not a good look

              Case closed.
              The only thing closed is your brain, Floyd plugged it up when he reamed your ass.

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                #57
                Originally posted by Spoon23
                If this was an 8 rounder Conor easily could have won this fight.


                Conor lost to himself. Not to Floyd.

                He gassed out. As a result Floyd just hammered home after Conor was fatigued. A novice mistake by a novice fighter.

                He overused his own stamina and drown himself in deep waters before they know what hit him. Floyd didn't land any good shots from 1-5, it was all McG. Conor just gassed out and looked spent from all those punches he threw. A novice mistake. But he is afterall, a novice in a boxing ring. But I just can't give credit to Floyd for Conor's lack of stamina. It was Conor's lack of boxing stamina that did it for him and not Floyd's punches. floyd just waited for him to fatigue, and powered through since he had more gas nothing more.


                Conor did that to himself, it's not Floyd who did that to Conor, Conor's lack of conditioning failed him. All Floyd did, was wait for him to gas out and the rest was easy pickn'

                Stamina was Conor's demise. This was expected from a non boxer who was obviously not ready for a 12 rounder.

                But if this was an 8 rounder. Conor easily won this. Hands down.

                Conor did more than can be expected from a novice pro debut boxer. He went above and beyond what was expected of him. That in itself is remarkable achievement. A non boxer with zero professional fights made an elite fighter look shot.


                # legendary

                Round 1 10-9 McG
                Round 2 10-9 McG
                Round 3 10-9 McG
                Round 4 10-9 McG
                Round 5 10-9 May
                Round 6 10-10 draw
                Round 7 10-9 May
                Round 8 10-9 McG




                SImilar scorecard to mine, although I gave round 8 to McG. Rounds 7-9 started in a similar fashion with mac starting fast early and then fading and may landing the bigger, harder shots, although neither guy really hurt the other.

                I agree better condition needs to come in to play but this shouldnt have been a surprise, its why I predicted a stoppage. Mac has always had a bad engine.

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                • Elroy The Great
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                  #58
                  Originally posted by Spoon23
                  It's all about the money, but like Ward. Floyd didn't give a good account of himself. Conor did more showing than Floyd did for himself in that fight. Knowing he was the experienced boxer in the ring.

                  # time to hang up Floyd. that was not a good look

                  Case closed.
                  ''didnt give a good account of himself''

                  im rolling

                  as if may GAF

                  $$$$$$$$$$$$$$

                  have the last word because these were mine

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                    #59
                    Originally posted by Spoon23
                    It's all about the money, but like Ward. Floyd didn't give a good account of himself. Conor did more showing than Floyd did for himself in that fight. Knowing he was the experienced boxer in the ring.

                    # time to hang up Floyd. that was not a good look

                    Case closed.
                    What are you even getting at?...Floyd hung up his gloves 2 years ago when he was already old...he came out of retirement to make $300+ million...he hasn't been prime level Floyd in YEARS...

                    Has anyone said anything differently?

                    I love Andre Ward...but we will see how he looks in the ring 7 years from now

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                      #60
                      Originally posted by Spoon23
                      Conor was landing more shots than Floyd going into the mid rounds.
                      So UFC's biggest puncher couldn't even buckle a 40 year old man 3 weightclasses below him, despite outlanding him?

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