Conor Khabib 1

[Rabban]

You say “Khabib/Mcfail 1” as if Khabib didn’t beat the breaks off that kid and we even needed to see a rematch.

Mctap need to fight Porrier or Tony or Gatje to earn that spot.

 

[Khabib Fan]

Homosexuality really changed Conor as a person.

 

[Luvhawky]

You try skateboarding with a broken foot.

 

[Where you at Georges?]

Conor won the first round.

W T F?

 

[accolyte1022]

Fack, that movie was funny.

 

[jpak]

Are ppl actually taking the OP seriously? Lol

 

[Sean Long]

Also, while he was never going to win his boxing match, how many people would have the stones to make their pro boxing debut against the GOAT? Seriously, that doesn't get talked about enough.

He's not a god or a demon, he's just a very talented fighter with a big mouth who has lost his focus.

First of all he has 4 LOSSES in MMA and the sport IS NOT called UFC its called MMA.....so all wins/losses count.

Second, May Mac only occurred because Floyd knew it would be a HUGE pay day and NO WAY Conor would beat him. Money grab and only casuals think otherwise.

Third, He hid from Frankie and Khabib his whole career.

He is the male Ronda and only got as far as he did by DANA hand picking his opponents.

 

[WhuffieCollector]

First of all he has 4 LOSSES in MMA and the sport IS NOT called UFC its called MMA.....so all wins/losses count.

Second, May Mac only occurred because Floyd knew it would be a HUGE pay day and NO WAY Conor would beat him. Money grab and only casuals think otherwise.

Third, He hid from Frankie and Khabib his whole career.

He is the male Ronda and only got as far as he did by DANA hand picking his opponents.

You are ridiculously way off base here.

I'm quite aware he has 4 losses in MMA, I said he has 2 UFC losses, the first of which he avenged. He beat a lot of elite fighters in the UFC, only losing twice, once in a late-notice fight at a weight above what he was training for, which is absolutely a huge advantage to his opponent, and he won the rematch at the same weight, proving he was the better fighter when trained correctly.

Yes, the boxing match was a money grab, but not many people would have the guts to get in there in that situation (pro debut vs GOAT). You can hate on him all you want, that took guts.

He didn't hide from anyone. If you honestly think he ducks anyone, you're clueless. He holds out for more money, sure, but other than that if you put a big enough payday in front of him he'll take on any challenger. Khabib wasn't in his division until he moved up, but only fought there once (winning the title), then the boxing thing happened. If you think facing Floyd in your pro debut is an easier task than facing Khabib in your own sport when you're on top of your game, you're just flat out an idiot.

Ronda had her opponents hand-picked and was rocked the second she faced elite competition, then quit the sport.

McG beat a legend inside 15 seconds, beat a host of elite fighters along the way, beat the champ at the next weight up, took a 2 year hiatus to box and then hold out for a bigger payday, then came back and went straight back into a title fight against an undefeated champ. He never ducked anyone, and he never had cans paraded in front of him to pad his record.

His UFC opponents are Siver, Brimage, and then a host of champs, ex-champs, and title contenders.

You can hate all you want, and I understand why many do, but you can't take away his accomplishments in the octagon. The only valid criticism is never defending his titles, which is 100% fair, but also to be fair he never defended the first because he moved up a weight and won that title too, then he never defended the 2nd because he went to box for $75M (who wouldn't have?), and held out for more money before coming back because he had become the most marketable athlete in the sport...but then he came back and faced the one guy everyone said he had to. He lost, badly, but he still stepped up.