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  • #11
    The ref may have some justification but the fight was stopped too soon. Floyd ain't a big puncher, and Conor did hurt him in round 9 as it was a legitimate punch, not a low blow. Having said that, McGregor should have trained to go 12 rounds at a good pace, and not fatigue like that. But they both made a massive amount of money and the book is closed on Floyd.

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    • #12
      Mcgregor showing more signs of brain damage, i know part of this "i went ten rounds with the best ever" is an act to sell his future fights but he's also being delusional and trying to toot his own horn

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      • #13
        Originally posted by bronx7 View Post
        The round before you almost had Floyd dropped? Did they test you you had to be high. The only real looking with power punch you landed was uppercut in first Floyd wasn't even fazed
        He's talking about the low blow.
        Originally posted by Liondw View Post
        The ref may have some justification but the fight was stopped too soon. Floyd ain't a big puncher, and Conor did hurt him in round 9 as it was a legitimate punch, not a low blow. Having said that, McGregor should have trained to go 12 rounds at a good pace, and not fatigue like that. But they both made a massive amount of money and the book is closed on Floyd.
        It was low. Go watch the Mayweather-McGregor epilogue, it shows it clearly from another angle.. Mayweather was actually the puncher in this fight McGregor got Malignaggi level of power.
        Last edited by Robbie Barrett; 10-02-2017, 01:49 PM.

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        • #14
          Conor is in his prime, it's his own fault for not bring conditioned to go 12 rounds. Dude was getting rocked by a 40 year old, 2 years retired, couldn't spar for a month, half a training camp, ex-champion boxer. It was also clear that after the fourth round, Floyd could have sparked him. Anyone that just watches boxing saw openings that Floyd could have exploited. Also, Byrd let Conor hammer fist a TON of times with no warning. I thought Byrd did an excellent job given the circumstances of this fight. Conor should take his L like a man, no shame in coming to another sport making 100 mil.

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          • #15
            I agree he should have let it go on you would have fallen on your face crawling on your hands and knees grabbing for the rope like in a rocky movie lol you stupid A hole

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            • #16
              No Conor, you needed the refs protection from your daddy Mayweather. He was hitting you at will and you looked fooked and wasn't fighting back.

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              • #17
                Truthfully he should have let Floyd keep hitting you over and over

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                • #18
                  If only the ref let Floyd continue to batter him then maybe his career would be over.

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by Liondw View Post
                    The ref may have some justification but the fight was stopped too soon. Floyd ain't a big puncher, and Conor did hurt him in round 9 as it was a legitimate punch, not a low blow. Having said that, McGregor should have trained to go 12 rounds at a good pace, and not fatigue like that. But they both made a massive amount of money and the book is closed on Floyd.
                    The punch was clearly low.

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by Liondw View Post
                      The ref may have some justification but the fight was stopped too soon. Floyd ain't a big puncher, and Conor did hurt him in round 9 as it was a legitimate punch, not a low blow.
                      Ok first, it was a low blow. Second, go to youTube and watch the AllAccess Epilogue and listen to the instructions of Byrd to McGregor. And Third, there was already concern from the Nevada doctors about allowing this fight and allowing 8oz gloves. Fourth, his hands were down by his side. He couldn't even lift them. No boxing ref in the world is going to allow a fighter to be hit with his hands down. It's time to move on.
                      Last edited by pugil1st; 10-02-2017, 01:57 PM.

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