"Conor is afraid of Frankie" is absurd. I honestly don't think he is interested in either of those fights because the money isn't as big as other bouts available to him. Additionally, his team and he don't want to cut to 45 again (as pointed out by Gunni on The MMA Hour) and who can blame the guy when he can make more money taking other fights and not having to go thru that hellish cut. After 194, his coach said that was the last time that you will see him at 145 and I have reason to believe that will hold true. Im sure the UFC wants him to do that and as such, this is why we are hearing about the Mayweather bout which further proves my point that Conor is afraid of nobody, as beating Mayweather in boxing is more difficult than Conor beating Jon Jones in MMA...it is simply where the money is and that is what motivates the man.
Unfortunately the UFC plays favorites when it comes to money. It all depends on who wins at 200. If Aldo wins you can guarantee that Conor will suddenly want to defend his title. If Edgar wins...
Conor will want to avoid Aldo at all costs. The only thing keeping Conor afloat is his fluke win over Aldo.
Conor believes Frankie is the easier fight and I believe that is correct. Frankie will get boxed up by Conor.
Lol is the revenge going to be lasting 15 seconds instead of 13? I mean he almost can't do worse.
Hilarious Conor quotes:
"Weight isn't an issue in true martial arts." (gets outboxed by Nate, gets submitted by Nate)
"I will finish Nate in the first round." (doesn't finish or even beat Nate at all, gets his chin cracked by Nate)
"I will retire from the UFC undefeated in 2016." (lol)
"I will run though LW and then WW." (couldn't finish no camp Nate)
He's holding on to the belt like a coward and Zuffa is to blame for allowing him without defending especially after he lost to Nate and chose not to do promotions.
Why? It's only been 4.5 months since he won his title. Aldo was inactive for 14 months between his fights and still held the title when they fought.Hes putting himself in a position where he should be stripped ironically. If he takes another fight outside of FW regardless if he wins or loses, I think he should be stripped of it
Conor's period of inactivity since winning the belt is half as long as Aldo's was.
...I doubt highly that Conor believes Frankie is the easier fight. I think he believes the guy he KOed in thirteen seconds and has no significant offensive takedown threat is the easier fight.
Lol, the fight Frankie and Aldo was offered was a fill in, and not for the title. Aldo had just been cleared to go back to go back to training, and Edger had an injury. So get the fuck out of here with that bullshit.Additionally, Frankie was offered the fight at 196 and Conor accepted but Frankie didn't.
Frankie is short like Mendes and will get pummeled from a distance. Frankie the decision point fighter,shadow boxing from the outside will not give him the win against Conor.
Aldo had legitimate reasons, he was injured. McGregor went up, got beat, and was trying to get a worthless rematch. Point is Aldo wasn't able to defend the title, and McGregor is, yet he hasn't.Why? It's only been 4.5 months since he won his title. Aldo was inactive for 14 months between his fights and still held the title when they fought.
Why? It's only been 4.5 months since he won his title. Aldo was inactive for 14 months between his fights and still held the title when they fought.
Tell that to Cain when he smashed JDS.
Tell that to GSP when he smashed Serra.
It will not end well or Conor. Things are already starting to fall apart for him.
Its great Karma.
You drunk?The problem doesn't lat with Conor here. He'd prolly fight this weekend if it was offered. He has dat Cerrone type mindset. Understandably, he wants to avenge his loss and the UFC were the one's that planned it for 200 then pulled him off the card. People want to put this on Conor but if the UFC lined up Nate revenge at UFC 197 and Aldo/Edgar at 198, Conor would 99.99% take it. This aint a case of Conor wanting to be 100%, wanting long camps, rest time etc.
The part that many still dont understand is that by the UFC slighting Conor like this, he really could likely just go to box Mayweather. The guy has an ego and a ton of other options. He felt the UFC valued him more than they did and as a result, he feels betrayed and is the type of person (kind of like a Donald Trump) that won't let things slide so easy,
Just like rda had a bruised i mean broken foot. hahaha. You really believe that crap. They both pussied out. Aldo knew he was going to lose, so did rda.