I think its more likely he is annoyed with Conor which could be just as dangerous.
This is to Conor's advantage. When fighting becomes personal, the athlete becomes more prone to errors.
I think its more likely he is annoyed with Conor which could be just as dangerous.
Omg really? Please tell us more o insightful one.This press conference didn't reveal anything in terms of either fighter's fear level as far as their opponent is concerned. Khabib didn't show any fear of Conor and Conor is also not scared of Khabib.
Instead, the focus should be shifted to what Khabib is scared of. He's afraid of losing (specifically) to Conor. The moment Khabib realized that a loss to Conor would hurt more than a loss to any other fighter is precisely the moment that Conor sealed the victory. That happened today.
I can almost assure you that Khabib's mindframe is along the lines of the following:
This will weigh heavily on his performance and is what will ultimately contribute to his first loss. The pressure to win will compromise his skillset which is broad enough to beat Conor but only if he can summon his abilities on fight night.
- He knows he has the tools to beat Conor
- He now knows that if his margin of error is slim because the pain of giving up his zero to Conor will be unbearable
Honestly, I think this is a fight where at the end of the fight, no one is gonna shake hands.Neither guy is scared of the other. They legit don't like one another.
Omg really? Please tell us more o insightful one.
This is to Conor's advantage. When fighting becomes personal, the athlete becomes more prone to errors.
I totally ageee with your post except for the Brock partOf course they're not scared of each other. They didn't come to that level by having fear of their opponents. They both have complete confidence that they will beat each other. I'm sure all the fighters at that level get to where they are with that mindset. They have the complete understanding and belief in themselves. Now....that being said, Conor 's mindgames doesn't involve making his opponents feel fear, I firmly don't think anyone can do that (except maybe Brock). Conor's mindgames involve getting you riled up, angry, and annoyed to the point that your fight game and mind is not straight, and you fight different than how you normally would if your fight-mind was running at its optimum and you are in the zone. Conor's objective is to get you completely away from ever getting in the "zone". That's what the saying "getting in his head" means.
I hope you are right.Conor is going to win a decision by controlling all aspects of the fight
I don't think Conor has complete belief in a win. He just negotiated a new contract pre-fight. Why wouldn't he wait until he can demand even more money (and as few or as many fights as he wants) after the fight unless he wasn't certain of a win?Of course they're not scared of each other. They didn't come to that level by having fear of their opponents. They both have complete confidence that they will beat each other. I'm sure all the fighters at that level get to where they are with that mindset. They have the complete understanding and belief in themselves. Now....that being said, Conor 's mindgames doesn't involve making his opponents feel fear, I firmly don't think anyone can do that (except maybe Brock). Conor's mindgames involve getting you riled up, angry, and annoyed to the point that your fight game and mind is not straight, and you fight different than how you normally would if your fight-mind was running at its optimum and you are in the zone. Conor's objective is to get you completely away from ever getting in the "zone". That's what the saying "getting in his head" means.
I have no clue who will win, I am just looking forward to an exciting fight; however, I just wanted to let you know that I really appreciate the level-headed and respectful way you are offering your predictions and responding to others. Well done sir.This press conference didn't reveal anything in terms of either fighter's fear level as far as their opponent is concerned. Khabib didn't show any fear of Conor and Conor is also not scared of Khabib.
Instead, the focus should be shifted to what Khabib is scared of. He's afraid of losing (specifically) to Conor. The moment Khabib realized that a loss to Conor would hurt more than a loss to any other fighter is precisely the moment that Conor sealed the victory. That happened today.
I can almost assure you that Khabib's mindframe is along the lines of the following:
This will weigh heavily on his performance and is what will ultimately contribute to his first loss. The pressure to win will compromise his skillset which is broad enough to beat Conor but only if he can summon his abilities on fight night.
- He knows he has the tools to beat Conor
- He now knows that if his margin of error is slim because the pain of giving up his zero to Conor will be unbearable
Khabib by tko in the 3rd. Conor lands early but khabib survives . Wins close 2nd round gets a takedown with a ton of time left in the 3rd . Eventually stuns conor with some GNP and conor either gives up his back or gets tkod. Conors taking a ton of damage in his last 4 fights and hasn't fought in 2 years. That's a factorYes, but go on record and state one prediction. That's what I'm asking for. If you force my hand, I think Conor wins a decision and batters Khabib in the process.
God I’m just glad the Conor Mayweather threads finally ended.
I wonder if they’ll make a sub forum for this fight too.