You people do realize that the vast, vast majority of people are saying that Conor won the fight and he won clearly. That's been the case from the outset. So why the need to convince the few, almost non-existent if I'm honest, stragglers who don't agree?
It's simple the new bosses just like the old bosses control the MMA media and that means they get to set the narrative. And because this fight being perceived as a loss or a robbery via judges is bad for the image of one of their few mega stars they change the narrative.
Most people don't like going against the crowd so they'll just fall in line or stay silent. Others will just buy the propaganda and have their opinions changed over time. Then there are those who are biased or new to the sport who do not understand the intricacies of the rules.
What the people who repeat the "Conor clearly won" narrative don't understand is they're constantly preaching to the choir so their posts are quite perplexing because they have no real opposition, but the UFC narrative is so ingrained in them that they just repeat it anyways.
It's simple the new bosses just like the old bosses control the MMA media and that means they get to set the narrative. And because this fight being perceived as a loss or a robbery via judges is bad for the image of one of their few mega stars they change the narrative.
Most people don't like going against the crowd so they'll just fall in line or stay silent. Others will just buy the propaganda and have their opinions changed over time. Then there are those who are biased or new to the sport who do not understand the intricacies of the rules.
What the people who repeat the "Conor clearly won" narrative don't understand is they're constantly preaching to the choir so their posts are quite perplexing because they have no real opposition, but the UFC narrative is so ingrained in them that they just repeat it anyways.