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Just still holding out hope they can cut a deal. Unless they are willing to open up the cash register and completely empty it you know who is clearly not coming back.
Yes it does. Why go through the trouble of giving him the interim belt then? Please explain the role of an interim champ to me. 100% sure it is a temporary title that is immediately unified with the real belt.Does it really matter? Even if he’s stripped Conor will face the winner and anyone with common sense will recognise T-Ferg as being a legit LW champ if he loses here.
Conor is the one with an interim title.LOL imagine to be the guy who has to defend his interim title
Who the is “best” is completely subjective.It's weird how so many people who call themselves MMA fans are more interested in seeing the fights that make the most revenue than seeing the best fight the best and a system based on merit.
Just still holding out hope they can cut a deal. Unless they are willing to open up the cash register and completely empty it you know who is clearly not coming back.
This likely will never happen.If you think Conor is the best be happy because you will get to see him fight the better of the two perceived best.
The fact he hasn’t fought in two years is proof of that alone. Why does he get to sit out while other champs defend their titles repeatedly?
Also, how many times has Conor defended ANY belt he has ever won? Look at pre-ufc also. I’ll wait.
LOL imagine to be the guy who has to defend his interim title
That’s all speculation on your part. The facts point to Conor returning in September and fighting the winner of this fight in Russia.This likely will never happen.
In what way is he being protected?
He'll fight the winner, you know the better of the 2...
Exactly, this is all their banking on, the idea that he might return in September, we have no reason to believe that if he returns he will defend his belt.Translation: "Colon said he might come back later in the year"