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Typical response from someone whose argument lacks logical foundation.Yeah ok.
Typical response from someone whose argument lacks logical foundation.Yeah ok.
Typical response from someone whose argument lacks logical foundation.
You should defiantly not buy the ppv then.
Just as a reminder, this was your response to me saying "I doubt Conor has the cardio to go a full 12 rounds." Is there anything you'd like to add, or have you finally realized that your man-crush rendered you incapable of rational thought.He can. He does. Hes been working on cardio for a year. He has a second wind now but he will always fatigue in the middle because hes a sprinter not a marathon runner. Its just the way hes built and its hard as fuck for a sprinter to train to be a marathon runner.
Just as a reminder, this was your response to me saying "I doubt Conor has the cardio to go a full 12 rounds." Is there anything you'd like to add, or have you finally realized that your man-crush rendered you incapable of rational thought.
Actually, if you know boxing, you know that it wasn't an early stoppage. Once a guy is stumbling around the ring and getting hit clean, it gets stopped. That would have been an early stoppage in MMA, but not in boxing. People saying otherwise don't know much about boxing.Early stoppage....second wind was coming. He put it on Paulie in the 11th-12th.
But Im not above the possibility that he doesnt have the cardio for it. Like I said, its hard to make a sprinter into a marathon runner.
Actually, if you know boxing, you know that it wasn't an early stoppage. Once a guy is stumbling around the ring and getting hit clean, it gets stopped. That would have been an early stoppage in MMA, but not in boxing. People saying otherwise don't know much about boxing.
Using a sparring match against an out-of-shape retired boxer as evidence that "a second wind was coming" is just silliness. There's no way Conor's cardio would ever hold up over 12 rounds against any legitimate boxer. That's not a knock on Conor, it just is what it is.
Yes, plenty of fights involve more damage. But in those fights, there's generally a give and take. But when the damage is one-sided, it's a completely different story. Especially in today's boxing landscape, where fights seem to be stopped much quicker than they were 20 years ago.Ive seen many boxing matches man. I was probably watching boxing before you were born. I've seen fights NOT be stopped for WAY more damage. Holyfield also thought it was an early stoppage. Does he "know nothing about boxing" also?
Just because someone disagrees with your view doesnt mean they dont know what they are talking about.