You say that Conor plays a character but that's not the truth. The Conor we see in media is just an exaggeration of the real Conor. Remember Conor was a poor uneducated kid from Ireland. To find motivation he reads quotes from Oprah and other uneducated celebrities and thinks he is smart. He does not realise that he has created a fake world in which he is a God. After the first fight he convinced himself that he was the superior fighter and he just made a mistake. What he doesn't realise is that he is a mediocre fighter with just good mma boxing skills. Although he is a manlet he managed to dominate his opponents at 145 because they were midgets. Once he faced a normal human being he lost easily. He will lose again easily but this time he will realise that he was never that good and obviously not a God amongst mortals. This will devastate his soul and he will be depressed.
Has more money than you will ever make in your life and you think he will be on suicide watch? Come on son.
I think this "If *insert fighter's name* loses, he/she would be on suicide watch" crap isn't funny nor something to reference to. I dislike Conor with a passion but if he loses, I don't he would think of that. The man is still a champion in his respective division not to mention him being a millionaire.
Meh... He has that pro wrestling career all mapped out already. He'll be fine I'm sure. It's his huggers that will be on suicide watch.
...and gets paid millions in the process. Win or lose, he'll make so much money from that rematch that he'll be set for life, unless he gambles it away. He won't crumble, he'll ride off into the sunset (after another $$$ rematch with Aldo) knowing that he took this game for all it was worth. I'm not even a fan, but I recognize a well executed strategy when I see one.
Holloway, Piorer and Aldo are not midgets. They are about same size at 145 or 155 if they moved up in weight (Piorer) has.
