Do you think Conor will handle his first loss with Humility?

[bjpenngoat]

I think he beats Nate but somewhere down the line he will lose, everyone does and with all of his grandstanding its probably a safe bet to think he thinks he is infallible. Who wouldnt. He has destroyed everyone he has faced and is only getting bigger stronger smarter faster and better. But one day he will lose and will he be gracious in defeat and will he change?

 

[SteelHeems]

His Honda pillow will be made of the finest silk weaved together with the gold used to make Uncle Dana's tooth filling.

 

[Jar of Flies]

He already lost and based on his comments about Joe Duffy, he won't take it well.

 

[TheLuckiest]

I don't ever see him losing his confidence, but he'll take it well.

 

[dragonsfly]

Who said he will beat Nate don't count out anyone..

 

[TheLuckiest]

He already lost and based on his comments about Joe Duffy, he won't take it well.

He called it like it was with Duffy. They are different fighters and Conor has surpassed Duffy.

 

[Bmurray]

Yes, I think he'll handle it with grace.

 

[rockylion]

wouldn't it be his 3rd loss?

 

[BALLERSTATUSMCG]

not to Nate Diaz

 

[FeloniousMonk]

wouldn't it be his 3rd loss?

Yeah, he got submitted last week
by some lame.

OT: He'll handle it by wiping his
butthurt ass with a couple hundreds.
Then, he'll go back to FW where he
can sit pretty with the size advantage

 

[dragonsfly]

His ego is to big to handle a loss because his megalomaniac his world will crumble down and happening against a thug would be the icing on the cake

 

[Jay philips]

No because look how he acted when he lost a simple stare down, just like a donkey

 

[bd5919]

He'll have a bigger mental breakdown than Rousey.
As will Dana.

 

[Semper Barta]

If you ever watch any of the behind the scenes stuff with Conor outside of the promotion of the fight, you will likely come to the conclusion that he would handle the immediate aftermath with grace. Then it would be back to the grind, and smack talk heading into the next fight. I think a lot of people really focus too much on his 'fight hype' image and not some of the more thoughtful things he says and does outside of that.

 

[ASTERIO]

I think he beats Nate but somewhere down the line he will lose, everyone does and with all of his grandstanding its probably a safe bet to think he thinks he is infallible. Who wouldnt. He has destroyed everyone he has faced and is only getting bigger stronger smarter faster and better. But one day he will lose and will he be gracious in defeat and will he change?

He is a douchebag by nature. Yet, I have seen huge douchebags like this punk trying to be humble after a loss so it is possible. But you have to remember, its all fake, they have to try to look humble, that way the humiliation after been destroyed is not as bad as if they decide to continue with their douchebagery

 

[machidafan99]

Not humility but will give credit where credit is due.

 

[Thepaintbucket]

I don't think I've ever seen a UFC meltdown as bad as Ronda, so probably not.

 

[jtruelove]

I think so. He will lose and them say that it is part of fighting and that he is focused on his next challenge. That will be at least the image that he will try to project to everyone.

 

[7th]

I think Nate will beat him and he'll take it fairly well. Mainly because he's still FW champ. It'll be like Michael Jordan failing at baseball. Conor is a dreamer and dreams a little too big. There's a reason GSP never fought Silva and Jones never fought Cain, you stay within your limitations. Conor will learn this and go back to 145 with a new humble attitude.

 

[PAPERCLIP30]

He's lost twice.


As long as he lasts over a minute, he should take it better than his other ones.