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Conors trash talk is paramount to his financial success, his opponents and the UFCs if he talked like robbie lawler he would get shit on in PPV points.
Here comes another SJW, you hurts muh feelinz, you are a raciz, islamaphobe. If you are English it is normal to be beta as fuck LOL
By Shemus O'Aldo"McGregor appears to be devoid of any kind of moral compass; a trait one usually expects from a successful global athlete of his stature.
Even Roy Keane—another Irish sporting legend with a gigantic ego—at the height of his playing career at Manchester United and for Ireland, had some sense of loyalty or commitment to something greater than just himself and his pay cheque.
McGregor, however, possesses no such qualities. His one true loyalty is to money and material wealth.
Therefore, a sense of tradition, sporting etiquette, or leading by example, never comes into the equation. While foul-mouthed trash-talk in press conferences may be discouraged in most sports, the UFC actively encourages it.
Why? Well, because it creates more publicity and pay-per-view revenue.
McGregor's unsporting antics includes taunting fellow fighters in pre-fight press conferences, to the point of pure obnoxiousness; stealing his opponents' belts, or headbutting them at the weigh-in.
McGregor continually makes references to barbaric acts of violence, such as skull-smashing and face-butchering; he regularly makes death threats to his opponents; he refuses to engage in any form of sporting fair play before fights, seeing such conduct as idiotic; and he can often be found telling his audience, the media, and fellow fighters - with infantile-like-arrogance - to "fuck off".
In other tough sports, such as, say, boxing, GAA, or rugby - which have sporting bodies with proper rules and regulations- respect for the opposition is paramount. But McGregor doesn't get disciplined, or pulled up by the UFC for his outlandish behaviour.
Primarily because the UFC is not really a sporting body as such, but a private enterprise of sorts. McGregor, for instance, often refers to the UFC in casual conversation as "the company"."
http://www.independent.ie/sport/mma...ing-genius-or-corporate-sellout-34437701.html
My take - damn. Messed up how they seem to be throwing their only export under the bus. I can't stand Conor, but he puts butts in seats and has has backed up up his talk. He's also very close to being a two division champ. I suppose there is a lack of traditional civility in Conor that the Celtic minds in Ireland would like to see. It's almost like many on the upper brow look at him an an embarrassment and a bad representative of Ireland.
To be fair, I think most (but I am assuming & hoping not all) Irish seem to be "liberal". Usually anti-West and apologetic for Jihadists, Islamists and barbaric regimes.
Typical libtard, if you don't like christianity you are a bigot but say one word about islam and you will be labeled xenophobe, racists nazi. Keep crying wolf sonAh a common variety paranoid racist
High high xenophobe
In English please? You make xenophobic comment, get called out on it and turn into a whinerTypical libtard, if you don't like christianity you are a bigot but say one word about islam and you will be labeled xenophobe, racists nazi. Keep crying wolf son
Typical libtard, if you don't like christianity you are a bigot but say one word about islam and you will be labeled xenophobe, racists nazi. Keep crying wolf son
are you another crazy person trying to convince me that I'm a nazi because we have opposing opinions.Are you another one of those milo yiannopoulos wannabes?
what xenophobic comment? its reasonable to be intolerant of a religion that tolerates medieval practices.In English please? You make xenophobic comment, get called out on it and turn into a whiner
You comment about English people being one example of xenophobiaare you another crazy person trying to convince me that I'm a nazi because we have opposing opinions.
what xenophobic comment? its reasonable to be intolerant of a religion that tolerates medieval practices.
Huh? He was black. Being Muslim was a choice. Are you saying all black men from that period were racist as he was, and should be excused for having similar racist views? That's in and of itself is an incredibly racist statement.
A great number of politicians throughout human history stood for bigger causes. Doesn't mean they were not 10x worse humans than Conor McGregor. The worse killers in human history stood for bigger causes than Conor. You complaining about benign materialism and fight promotion while giving similar actions plus actual racism from Ali a pass just because he is black and "stood for a bigger cause" says a lot about you as a person.
I LMFAO from start to finish. The best part: "a great ambassador for the sport in Ireland".
Not sure where you're from, but here in the U.S., I'd hate to have a dude like Charles "Krazy Horse" Bennett representing our country."McGregor appears to be devoid of any kind of moral compass; a trait one usually expects from a successful global athlete of his stature.
Even Roy Keane—another Irish sporting legend with a gigantic ego—at the height of his playing career at Manchester United and for Ireland, had some sense of loyalty or commitment to something greater than just himself and his pay cheque.
McGregor, however, possesses no such qualities. His one true loyalty is to money and material wealth.
Therefore, a sense of tradition, sporting etiquette, or leading by example, never comes into the equation. While foul-mouthed trash-talk in press conferences may be discouraged in most sports, the UFC actively encourages it.
Why? Well, because it creates more publicity and pay-per-view revenue.
McGregor's unsporting antics includes taunting fellow fighters in pre-fight press conferences, to the point of pure obnoxiousness; stealing his opponents' belts, or headbutting them at the weigh-in.
McGregor continually makes references to barbaric acts of violence, such as skull-smashing and face-butchering; he regularly makes death threats to his opponents; he refuses to engage in any form of sporting fair play before fights, seeing such conduct as idiotic; and he can often be found telling his audience, the media, and fellow fighters - with infantile-like-arrogance - to "fuck off".
In other tough sports, such as, say, boxing, GAA, or rugby - which have sporting bodies with proper rules and regulations- respect for the opposition is paramount. But McGregor doesn't get disciplined, or pulled up by the UFC for his outlandish behaviour.
Primarily because the UFC is not really a sporting body as such, but a private enterprise of sorts. McGregor, for instance, often refers to the UFC in casual conversation as "the company"."
http://www.independent.ie/sport/mma...ing-genius-or-corporate-sellout-34437701.html
My take - damn. Messed up how they seem to be throwing their only export under the bus. I can't stand Conor, but he puts butts in seats and has has backed up up his talk. He's also very close to being a two division champ. I suppose there is a lack of traditional civility in Conor that the Celtic minds in Ireland would like to see. It's almost like many on the upper brow look at him an an embarrassment and a bad representative of Ireland.
What an idiot this moron is. He clearly doesn't follow McGregor at all.
Of course Conor comes across as being arrogant and flaunting the money. Anyone with a right mind knows that this is just an act to sell the fight game.
One man stuns another with a kick to the head, then follows up with a left hook. As the victim hits the floor, his assailant pins him down and starts raining blows repeatedly into the skull. Grievous bodily harm? No, it’s the fastest-growing spectator sport in the country. Welcome to the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Interviewer: You can punch, you can kick, you can strike, you can pu... you can do anything physically
John Kavanagh: Well, there are lots of rules.
Interviewer: There doesn't seem to be any, but go ahead.
JK: Well there is.
You must be a scared little lefty who thinks everyone who doesn't agree with how you feel is an evil KKK member.You comment about English people being one example of xenophobia
You must be a very scared person thinking there's boogie men all out to get you in the world