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"I was getting fans writing me messages asking 'How would you do against McGregor?'" he said. "I was like 'C'mon guys, you can't be serious. I'm a 220 lb, 9-time world champion. You really think he'd even be a match?' Some people really believed that he can beat anyone at any weight class."
"So I'm glad that it happened," he continued. "It allowed the fans to have that reality check, that alright, maybe that guy isn't unbeatable -- stuff that us professional fighters knew the whole time."
Jones then went on to explain the other reason he's happy to see the UFC featherweight champ take a loss.
"Then another side of me, is glad to see him lose, because I'm positive this is actually going to bring out the best in him," he said. "After defeat, you really start closing holes in your game, you start questioning your training to become better."
http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2016/3/1...gregor-lost-part-of-me-thinks-its-good-he-was
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"So I'm glad that it happened," he continued. "It allowed the fans to have that reality check, that alright, maybe that guy isn't unbeatable -- stuff that us professional fighters knew the whole time."
Jones then went on to explain the other reason he's happy to see the UFC featherweight champ take a loss.
"Then another side of me, is glad to see him lose, because I'm positive this is actually going to bring out the best in him," he said. "After defeat, you really start closing holes in your game, you start questioning your training to become better."
http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2016/3/1...gregor-lost-part-of-me-thinks-its-good-he-was
THE GOAT!