Three years ago, the most legendary iconic moment in MMA history

[mayweatherspace]

Watch Conor absolutely humiliate Jose Aldo in 13 seconds in front of a MASSIVE crowd

I still remember it like it was yesterday. Was the craziest thing I have witnessed in MMA

[Anthony342]

Yeah and now this year, he got schooled by Khabib on the ground. Now Khabib has to fight Ferguson and another top contender to really cement his legacy at lightweight.

[kaps]

Conor really got into Aldo's head, forced him off his gameplan. Never got a rematch either...

[$Bullsfam$]

Conor really got into Aldo's head, forced him off his gameplan. Never got a rematch either...

This. That just shows how Connors head games are legendary. Alvarez was a deer in headlights too. Connor is one of the best ever at selling a fight and making it larger then life. Shake opponents before it’s even begun.

I don’t think he’s this amazing fighter we’ve never seen before. He’s damn good, but a master of his craft. Living rent free in people’s heads.

[kaps]

This. That just shows how Connors head games are legendary. Alvarez was a deer in headlights too. Connor is one of the best ever at selling a fight and making it larger then life. Shake opponents before it’s even begun.

I don’t think he’s this amazing fighter we’ve never seen before. He’s damn good, but a master of his craft. Living rent free in people’s heads.

Came back to bite him in the ass with Khabib though...

[OctoberRed]

Came back to bite him in the ass with Khabib though...

Damn right.

[Redd Foxx]

How long have you been watching? That was hardly the most iconic moment. Maybe of that year.
It pales in comparison to Weidman KOing Silva.

[F l i c k e r]

Nah, Weidman wasnt that great. Shocking but not very historic.

That McGregor left straight though is a thing of beauty. If there was a logo for UFC, that left straight could be it.

Still to this day, that left straight resonates in my mind. I've seen a fuhk ton of MMA. Im talking back to pride and shooto days and that left straight is an imprint on my memory.

[bigjavi973]

How long have you been watching? That was hardly the most iconic moment. Maybe of that year.
It pales in comparison to Weidman KOing Silva.