Conor does the same thing every time, yet no one can stop his left, why?

[BetoG695]

well 1, he does it really good and most people go right at him.....

 

[ANIM4L]

Dumbass

Only a fool would believe everything they see. Your AV says it all.

 

[ImNotSurpisedDonks!]

If Khabib gets Conor against the cage like Eddie did he's donezo

Wow, I thought your AV was AJ Garcia, but then realized it was Conor Khabib. Amazing.

 

[markg171]

Mendes had it right until he stood infront of him taking shots (gassed).

Conor escaped out from under Mendes and proceeded to KO him. Tha fuq fight did you watch?

 

[Bowel-forged Stool]

all dem fighters take notes, but dey aint gonna take da goat

 

[i used to have a six pack]

I used to think some of the fights were fixed, but now I think people fight him with a terrible game plan. Mendes had it right until he stood infront of him taking shots (gassed).

Which (if my memory serves me correctly) was from the opening bell.

 

[Deleted member 429453]

Mayweather made easy work of Conor’s left hand

Conor isn’t great

Deal with it

 

[acannxr]

Every time Conor counters with a left he dodges his head to the left in ducking motion, realligns, and throws basically a straight but it acts like a cross on the chin. Almost all his KO
s are like this, seems like a tendency you could learn to exploit. His kicks are for show, his right isn't that powerful, take away his left hand and you're solid. Diaz was rotating straight into these in both fights, and nearly won both however. He has timing and precision, but its the same go to punch EVERY time. Shouldn't a Professional MMA coach have a strategy to counter this?

In before generic Conor comments praising his power, he's more like Anderson, not super powerful but he hits the right spots with precision. Its why he lost his power in Boxing, hard to be accurate with pillows on your hands and pillows protecting their faces lol.

Joe Lauzon summed it up pretty well when he (correctly) predicted UFC 196:

 

[Codpiece]

There's a lot he's doing that you aren't seeing

Exactly. He doesn’t do the same thing every time. His kicks aren’t for show, etc, etc.

 

[regmma123]

All of Ronda's opponents were morons/sucked who lost by armbar (myth accepted pretty widely)
All of Rumble's opponents were morons/sucked who lost by punches (never suggested)
All of Palhares' opponents were morons/sucked who lost by leglock (never suggested)
All of Conor's opponents were morons/sucked who lost by left hand (brought up quite rarely, this thread being one example)
All of CroCop's opponent were morons/sucked who lost by LHK (only org warriors/Chael parrots)

Normally when someone is awesome in one specific finish fans understand they are awesome at one specific finish and that is why it can't be stopped. Sometimes people get pissed about it and shit on the people for losing to their opponent's best weapon, but usually there are ulterior motives for that (see Ronda/Conor/CroCop gripes).

eh crocop had
Ko power in all 4 limbs

Conor’s two showings against Diaz weren’t very good. All of his big wins are against smaller guys

 

[vcmmafan]

He's only had one opponent with equal or greater reach EVER

Nate

 

[NotoriousMillions]

Every time Conor counters with a left he dodges his head to the left in ducking motion, realligns, and throws basically a straight but it acts like a cross on the chin. Almost all his KO
s are like this, seems like a tendency you could learn to exploit. His kicks are for show, his right isn't that powerful, take away his left hand and you're solid. Diaz was rotating straight into these in both fights, and nearly won both however. He has timing and precision, but its the same go to punch EVERY time. Shouldn't a Professional MMA coach have a strategy to counter this?

In before generic Conor comments praising his power, he's more like Anderson, not super powerful but he hits the right spots with precision. Its why he lost his power in Boxing, hard to be accurate with pillows on your hands and pillows protecting their faces lol.

When you've got a big dick you can do whatever you want.

 

[agibmxmma]

He's unbeatable.

Except for the 3, 4 if counting his Boxing match, who have beat him before.. a Flyweight, a undefeated Pro Boxer who had just got into MMA, a 10 day notice LW fighting at WE, and the best Boxer of the past two decades. I believe Max, Dustin and Chad beat him in a rematch, and also believe a focused Nate at 155, would beat him in a third fight too. I also believe Khabib wins when they fight in Oct.

 

[NotoriousMillions]

He's only had one opponent with equal or greater reach EVER

Nate

So tired of MMA fans crying about reach. lmao

 

[NotoriousMillions]

Except for the 3, 4 if counting his Boxing match, who have beat him before.. a Flyweight, a undefeated Pro Boxer who had just got into MMA, a 10 day notice LW fighting at WE, and the best Boxer of the past two decades. I believe Max, Dustin and Chad beat him in a rematch, and also believe a focused Nate at 155, would beat him in a third fight too. I also believe Khabib wins when they fight in Oct.

It must suck living your life in this much denial. lmao

 

[Maori]

Every time Conor counters with a left he dodges his head to the left in ducking motion, realligns, and throws basically a straight but it acts like a cross on the chin. Almost all his KO
s are like this, seems like a tendency you could learn to exploit. His kicks are for show, his right isn't that powerful, take away his left hand and you're solid. Diaz was rotating straight into these in both fights, and nearly won both however. He has timing and precision, but its the same go to punch EVERY time. Shouldn't a Professional MMA coach have a strategy to counter this?

In before generic Conor comments praising his power, he's more like Anderson, not super powerful but he hits the right spots with precision. Its why he lost his power in Boxing, hard to be accurate with pillows on your hands and pillows protecting their faces lol.

Basically his lead hand game is elite, allows him to set up T positions effortlessy.

Lead hand set up, lead leg to the outside which creates the angle.

Its also his best weapon in TDD.plenty of good breakdowns out there, this aint the best place to get answers to your questions

 

[CharliePotatoes]

Eddie didn’t wrestle, chad gassed, holloway was young, poirier is a gatekeeper, Aldo got hit with a lucky punch.

Listen to yourselves. What’ll be your excuse when your bf is sent off to fuck virgins with Allah?

 

[agibmxmma]

He's only had one opponent with equal or greater reach EVER

Nate

And two others with a reach close to his.. Dustin and Duffy.

 

[agibmxmma]

It must suck living your life in this much denial. lmao

It must suck living your life outside of reality. Lmfao.

 

[ocfightfan]

Every time Conor counters with a left he dodges his head to the left in ducking motion, realligns, and throws basically a straight but it acts like a cross on the chin. Almost all his KO
s are like this, seems like a tendency you could learn to exploit. His kicks are for show, his right isn't that powerful, take away his left hand and you're solid. Diaz was rotating straight into these in both fights, and nearly won both however. He has timing and precision, but its the same go to punch EVERY time. Shouldn't a Professional MMA coach have a strategy to counter this?

In before generic Conor comments praising his power, he's more like Anderson, not super powerful but he hits the right spots with precision. Its why he lost his power in Boxing, hard to be accurate with pillows on your hands and pillows protecting their faces lol.

Maybe it's not as easy as watching videos on the internet.