Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury Strongly Feels McGregor's Loss Was Due To Inactivity

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WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury agrees with Conor McGregor's explanation for his recent defeat. Last month, in the main event of UFC 257 in Abu Dhabi, McGregor was shockingly knocked out in two rounds by Dustin Poirier in their pay-per-view rematch.
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[YoungManRumble]

Too busy trying to peddle that piss he calls whiskey.

[Roadblock]

I dont know Connor is a pure front runner, every time he got into a battle he folds, he likes to just land the bombs early and get a stoppage if you get past that and put pressure on him he folds.

[Outwest Exp 355]

It’s more about him not being able to beat bigger more durable guys at the higher weights. At 145 Conner was so much bigger than his opponents. You add the drinking and drugs with the years of cutting weight he’s not the same guy he was.

[Nomadic]

McGregor went in with the same game plan as the first fight. His opponent adjusted. Those legs kicks went unchecked and before you know it, that tree came tumbling down.

[Toffee]

Is this interview a setup to explain why the AJ isn't happening next?

[Armchairhero]

Is this interview a setup to explain why the AJ isn't happening next?

That’s what I thought reading between the lines, in hope not

[Robbie Barrett]

So we know his first excuse when Joshua beats him.

[TommyToughNuts]

It’s more about him not being able to beat bigger more durable guys at the higher weights. At 145 Conner was so much bigger than his opponents. You add the drinking and drugs with the years of cutting weight he’s not the same guy he was.

Quit spewing false BS. Connor doesn't drink or do drugs like that.

[Sancho Villa]

Quit spewing false BS. Connor doesn't drink or do drugs like that.

Uhhh, yes he does