Conor Proved He Is Goat Against Diaz

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Winning isn't everything. If the circumstances were reversed, Diaz never would've taken the fight. Conor is an old school fighter that'll fight anyone, anywhere, at anytime. Fedor, Anderson, and GSP don't do this.
 
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He'll fight "anyone, anywhere at anytime", will he?

Is that why he's slithering back to a division he called "dead" just a few months ago?
 
Fedor never even considered going up even one weight class much less two.
 
Come on man, you know the inevitable...

Inb4 gifs of the tap/stockton slap
 
He fought Off the boat Cabo Diaz because he/dana thought will be an easy fight.


It backfired.....He could've fought Khabib or Cowboy Cerrone, who people thought were much tougher fights.
 
Winning isn't everything. If the circumstances were reversed, Diaz never would've taken the fight. Conor is an old school fighter that'll fight anyone, anywhere, at anytime. Fedor, Anderson, and GSP don't do this.
87+ messages in 1 day...must've ran out of Jergens!
 
No disrespect to Nate, but he's far from an unbeatable dominant champion.
 
He fought Off the boat Cabo Diaz because he/dana thought will be an easy fight.


It backfired.....He could've fought Khabib or Cowboy Cerrone, who people thought were much tougher fights.

He should've fought Cowboy. Cowboy always blows big fights.
 
I know you're fucking around, but the reason he took it is clear: da mooney. 196 was already promoted with his name attached to it so he knew it'd do around a million buys no matter what. That's millions of dollars given his contract. It would take a limb decapitation to get Conor to pull out of a fight that is this close to happening and waste an opportunity to make those millions. Worst thing that happens is he gets a loss, but that's fine--he already had two going into the Diaz fight.

Even if he loses his next two or even three and his drawing power is significantly weakened, he will probably have made over 20 million dollars at that point, so what does he care? Besides, I don't think he will be selling worse than 800k PPVs for the rest of his UFC career. They just need to manage him properly. If he gets a couple of losses in a row, feed him an easy fight against an opponent interesting to fans. People like a good narrative. The UFC can, for the most part, control that narrative through match-ups.

It's all about da mooney.
 
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