Conor and the Dolly

[krelianx]

One thing I will never understand is people who try to justify this act as a marketing gimmick. Selling fights being a loudmouth and simulating conflict is one thing. Injuring innocent people, including civilians, is another.

- Rose had PTSD, and was pretty troubled in the aftermath.
- Chiesa, who would have been in line for the title fight, was cut and unable to fight.
- Ray Borg, who had a critically ill child at the hospital and was having financial trouble, couldn't fight.
- The driver's hand was injured.

Not to mention Conor raided the scene with 30 and wanted Khabib to come out by himself, AT THE HEIGHT OF HIS WEIGHT CUT. Is that not the peak of cowardice?

Yet somehow Conor supporters, and other idiotic shills, think the promotional value of Conor's criminal behavior justifies it. The guy is a piece of human garbage.

 

[Fengxian]

It's been 5 years, how long are you going to keep hating conor for giving your girl PTSD Pat?

 

[The Boomerang]

Khabib should have got off the bus and answered for his actions instead of using those innocent people as human shields

 

[Kung Fu Kowboy]

What year is it?

 

[JohnCena27]

No matter what this guy does I still can't lose my sympathy for him, I mean there is some ugly stuff that he's done and I still can't force myself to hate him

I guess it's just the nostalgia, 2014-2016 was my favorite time to be a fan of this crazy sport and he was my favorite fighter

 

[sonhow]

It wasnt very nice thing to do.
But then again I wasnt in that bus so I cant really say how bad it was.

At least nobody died or suffered permanent injuries.

 

[gracie_barra_samurai]

Cocaine is a hell of a drug.

But seriously, the build up, walk ins, fight and post fight will go down as rumble in the jungle/thriller in manilla level (maybe even greater).

Conrad bless.

 

[Karelinator]

Always sunny
In the rich man's world

 

[goOb]

One time I asked Conor to pull my finger and he did. Boy did he regret doing that.

 

[Steve Fox]

Omg. Why are you thinking about that after a bunch of years?

 

[sonofjay817]

One thing I will never understand is people who try to justify this act as a marketing gimmick. Selling fights being a loudmouth and simulating conflict is one thing. Injuring innocent people, including civilians, is another.

- Rose hsd PTSD
- Chiesa, who would have been in line for the title fight, was cut and unable to fight.
- Ray Borg, who had a critically ill child at the hospital and was having financial trouble, couldn't fight.
- The driver's hand was injured.

Not to mention Conor raided the scene with 30 and wanted Khabib to come out by himself, AT THE HEIGHT OF HIS WEIGHT CUT. Is that not the peak of cowardice?

Yet somehow Conor supporters, and other idiotic shills, think the promotional value of Conor's criminal behavior justifies it. The guy is a piece of human garbage.

I think it was that event that turned me on Conor. It always felt a little surreal to me that he could just do that without going to jail for it. Lifetime bans from the UFC have been issued for much less.

 

[Jackonfire]

Imagine my surprise when a few years back I was watching the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers cartoon and they had a Conor episode complete with dolly throwing and tailpipe humping

 

[Sweater of AV]

Conor supporters are dumb. Hell, @SG123 actually believed Conor was going to fight the winner of Zuckerberg-Musk.

 

[ineverpost]

Wasn't Conor like a street hooligan up until he made a bunch of money in mma over a few years? I don't know why people would expect him to all the sudden be completely different just because he became rich.

 

[Luckyme]

It wasnt very nice thing to do.
But then again I wasnt in that bus so I cant really say how bad it was.

At least nobody died or suffered permanent injuries.

It’s still reckless endangerment. Creating a situation that puts others at risk is a crime no matter if people actually die or get seriously injured or not.

If it had been anyone else, they would have went to jail and immediately been cut from the UFC. But of course it’s Conor so he got special treatment.

The silver lining is karma got Conor with the humiliating loss at UFC 229 and Khabib still lives rent free in his head 5 years later.

 

[mudrubble]

No matter what this guy does I still can't lose my sympathy for him, I mean there is some ugly stuff that he's done and I still can't force myself to hate him

I guess it's just the nostalgia, 2014-2016 was my favorite time to be a fan of this crazy sport and he was my favorite fighter

Yikes, poor you! Nice avatar, btw...

 

[JohnCena27]

Yikes, poor you! Nice avatar, btw...

I just like to feel sorry for myself....
But whenever I feel like that I just look at my av and I feel better right away lol

 

[shh]

"Conor is marketing genius" - Conor fans on sherdog.

In before "rent free" comments.

 

[Substance Abuse]

I think it was that event that turned me on Conor. It always felt a little surreal to me that he could just do that without going to jail for it. Lifetime bans from the UFC have been issued for much less.

They were in on it. It definitely was a marketing tool for a future fight. It just went haywire.

 

[IloveTHIS]

Holy shit all of you need to move on

Imagine listing rose as an actual victim because of "ptsd" because of a dolly breaking a window or two