BREAKING: Conor McGregor suffered brain trauma from "feather fisted" Floyd Mayweather

[JK1700]

This is what I always say to people when they say the fight was stopped early, it was stopped because he wasn't defending himself. Yeah he didn't get knocked down but he took several flush shots and wasn't defending never mind throwing back. If Byrd just let it go the rest of the round that alone could've had disastrous consequences. Now this news comes out. Early stoppage? FOH with that bulls"it.

Shout out to everyone who bet on the stoppage and made some easy money like me. I could see it from a mile away his conditioning wasn't up to par and he couldn't defend at all. It was just a matter of which round it'd happen..

[Ray*]

That is more Garcia v Khan. Those symptoms match what was described in the article. But you can see why refs stops fights sometimes.

[uppercut510]

why are these posters so angry and disrespectful to the thread starter for posting an article lololol WOWSERS!!!!

[Jsmooth9876]

Are we supposed to be surprised one of the ATG fighters beat the horse**** out of a boxing novice? Wow eeeeee

[CubanGuyNYC]

"Featherfisted." Haha

I'd like to see a few of the haters take a few shots to the dome from Floyd and see what they say then. Lol

[A-Wolf]

According to the OP a paper cut is now the equivalent of getting your armed ripped off at the shoulder.

[Zaroku]

I believe a boxing physician, yes.

DONE.

So do I... Slow motion video proves Conor was in a world of trouble. He's already been hit too much.

[Dean_Razorback]

meh, he doesn't look so brain damaged here partying after the fight

[strykr619]

It's an opinion piece from someone who didn't actually treat Macgregor first hand.

Writer is entitled to his OPINION but unless he actually treated Conor and can give the diagnosis, its clickbait. No need for people to be salty over it.

Oh and OP don't be a PoS with your own clickbait, this isn't breaking news.

[Eddy Current]

TKO losses like that are what makes boxers less sharp going forward.

The article didn't say he was full blown tard now or anything, but just that his brain was taking a beating during the fight. There is probably some permanent damage, but it may be very minimal. Taking several beatings like that throughout a career is what makes fighters punch-drunk and prone to Parkinson's later on in life.