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McGregor has a track record of only taking fights that he thinks he could win or has nothing to lose. For example, off the couch Mendes, title fight with Aldo, boxing match with Mayweather, title fight with RDA, Cabo Nate, rematch with Nate at 170, and now people are trying to drum up a title fight with Alvarez, because "an Aldo rematch won't do the same numbers as a fight with Alvarez".
However, when it comes to a legit money making match like a title unification fight against an MMA legend, where McGregor's reputation is on the line; he isn't really feeling that. Ohhhh…he isn't really feeling that? Maybe he would feel better in WWE, where wins, losses, and belts don't matter; only paychecks and fan boy fantasy match making.
Vacating the FW belt without a title defense makes McGregor look superficial, unconfident, insecure, scared of responsibilities, unauthentic, and fluky. The fans sense these weaknesses, and it's bad for MMA. Just look at the vacuum Mayweather created in boxing. Never in the history of MMA, has there ever been a champion who vacated their belt without defending it.
This is not the constitution of a true champion.
However, when it comes to a legit money making match like a title unification fight against an MMA legend, where McGregor's reputation is on the line; he isn't really feeling that. Ohhhh…he isn't really feeling that? Maybe he would feel better in WWE, where wins, losses, and belts don't matter; only paychecks and fan boy fantasy match making.
Vacating the FW belt without a title defense makes McGregor look superficial, unconfident, insecure, scared of responsibilities, unauthentic, and fluky. The fans sense these weaknesses, and it's bad for MMA. Just look at the vacuum Mayweather created in boxing. Never in the history of MMA, has there ever been a champion who vacated their belt without defending it.
This is not the constitution of a true champion.
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