Mendes is a top level wrestler and Eddie is a sub par wrestler. Not hard to figure out cheif.
But that makes no sense, he got taken down most by Mendes at 145 and not a single time by the 155er in Alvarez.
There is no twisting of stats though they are taken directly from Fight Metric.
Pipe down on the xenophobic rhetoric Earl, it makes you look WEAK minded. Besides, can’t properly spell BJJ without Brazilian
Also here you go m8.
Ready to give @BRASIL WAND credit?
I don't know why anyone would be afraid of her
Do people remember conor was due to fight a striker and then had to take a short notice fight against one of the best wrestlers in the fw div?
Think you confused yourself there.. use your head. Being taller, does not make one "bigger", in many aspects. Yet, in regards to Alvarez and McGregor, McGregor is the bigger man in regards to walk around weight out of camp, height, reach, etc.. Fighters such as Hunt and DC are much bigger then Vick, though much shorter. Never said Alvarez could make 145, though he has mentioned it in the past, and he has also said he wouldn't want to try that cut either.
You can’t use logic with a Mc Cuckold.
Don’t get your stats, can you explain them in more depth, where did you get them from, do they cover all fighters full careers?Conor McGregor
Michael Johnson
- TD Avg.: 0.92
- TD Acc.: 62%
- TD Def.: 73%
- Sub. Avg.: 0.0
Edson Barboza
- TD Avg.: 0.61
- TD Acc.: 50%
- TD Def.: 79%
- Sub. Avg.: 0.1
- TD Avg.: 0.49
- TD Acc.: 50%
- TD Def.: 80%
- Sub. Avg.: 0.1
Don't be deceived by the hype of this fight. Even despite facing significantly larger, stronger wrestlers in their careers, Barboza and MJ (both of whom Khabib ragdolled) have significantly higher TDD stats than McGregor, not to mention superior backgrounds in wrestling and grappling (Johson's college wrestling experience and Barboza'a submission grapppling).
The only time Conor faced a high level wrestler in his career was at FW where he was taken down 4 times in two rounds and controlled and smashed on the ground for nearly 4 straight minutes in the second round.
The only time Conor faced someone even close to Khabib's size, Nate Diaz, who is known as a weak wrestler, he was stopped in the first contest and won a razor close decision in the second landing with Diaz landing a staggering 252 strikes to McGregor's 197, he was also taken down.
extremely simplistic analysisConor McGregor
Michael Johnson
- TD Avg.: 0.92
- TD Acc.: 62%
- TD Def.: 73%
- Sub. Avg.: 0.0
Edson Barboza
- TD Avg.: 0.61
- TD Acc.: 50%
- TD Def.: 79%
- Sub. Avg.: 0.1
- TD Avg.: 0.49
- TD Acc.: 50%
- TD Def.: 80%
- Sub. Avg.: 0.1
Don't be deceived by the hype of this fight. Even despite facing significantly larger, stronger wrestlers in their careers, Barboza and MJ (both of whom Khabib ragdolled) have significantly higher TDD stats than McGregor, not to mention superior backgrounds in wrestling and grappling (Johson's college wrestling experience and Barboza'a submission grapppling).
The only time Conor faced a high level wrestler in his career was at FW where he was taken down 4 times in two rounds and controlled and smashed on the ground for nearly 4 straight minutes in the second round.
The only time Conor faced someone even close to Khabib's size, Nate Diaz, who is known as a weak wrestler, he was stopped in the first contest and won a razor close decision in the second landing with Diaz landing a staggering 252 strikes to McGregor's 197, he was also taken down.
