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dont worry it'll come back
I am probably a little disconnected with the mainstream, but I am more excited for the fight now than I was before Conor/Mendes.
I personally didn't think Conor had earned the shot prior to facing Mendes, but he has now put the issue to bed. IMO he is the rightful challenger at this point. And his fight with Mendes was one of the bigger fights of the year. I would think that the exposure he gained from his performance in the interim bout would add to the excitement of the unification fight. TUFF will probably help too.
Aldo/McGregor stands to be one of, if not the biggest, fights at 155 and below that the sport has ever put together. It will be a "must watch" card for fans of the sport. And as disgusting as Werdum/Cain is, a HW title fight is a rare event in and of itself these days.
Let's hope that everyone manages to stay healthy.
I agree.But i also felt they should of had the world tour closer to the fight.Could you have imagined how pumped u would of been if we had them antics a week or 2 out from the fight rather then 2- 3 months
I'm not as excited to read an Ariel Helwani opinion piece as I was five years ago.
Yes because after what we saw Conor did to Mendes on a bum knee we know Aldo has no chance (if Aldo even shows up).
Aldo hasn't earned the right to face Conor
You mean the same guy who hasn't lost a fight in ten years? That Aldo?
You obviously aren't a fan of him, and that's fine. But you can't seriously sit here and say that the guy who's been the ONLY UFC Featherweight champion in history has to "earn" the right to face the guy who moved up the ladder (be it Conor or anyone else) to face him.