Do you believe Conor will change his approach?

[twone21]

Conor's major problem is that he's known for his high volume and high pressure style that usually overwhelms his opponent that coupled with his high accuracy in landing precision strikes is very effective. This worked well @145 when he was the bigger FW allowing him only having to go to a 3rd round just once in his UFC career.

Pacing is not really Conor's style doing it @170 is twice as hard against a guy who thrives on a pace driven style who gets looser as the fight goes on. Hard sparring and going over 400 rounds is great training but the reality is you've should've been doing that over the course of your training not just start it 5 months ago due to a loss. Doing it in a real fight in real time against a more experienced fighter who's known for stamina fighting is a different ball game with adrenaline flowing. The 1st solid 1, 2, combo Conor eats his desperation to get it back his natural instincts to head hunt, kick, spin, twist, twirl, kicks in and we right back to in efficient use of energy McGregor.

Great answer.

 

[lostdog000]

yes he will change his approach

 

[Paynebringer]

yes he will change his approach

He better...

 

[FleximusPrime]

newcomer to sports..

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whoa! retard detector!!!

Over 20 year instructing you stupid idiot, how old are you boy and what's your professional background? It's obvious that you have no clue what your talking about spouting shit like that.

 

[Tweak896]

It's natural psychology to change your methods after a failed attempt. Each fighters will change and the result is up in the air.

 

[yeguiza]

Over 20 year instructing you stupid idiot, how old are you boy and what's your professional background? It's obvious that you have no clue what your talking about spouting shit like that.

teenage alert open

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