Yeah, he's replying to any & everyone to defend Conor, when literally any & everyone knows Conor got away with 18+ cheats. I didn't even defend Conor, and noticed he's even quote replied to me
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Lol facts brotherYeah, he's replying to any & everyone to defend Conor, when literally any & everyone knows Conor got away with 18+ cheats. I didn't even defend Conor, and noticed he's even quote replied to me
Though, I haven't even read it, and haven't bothered to read a single post of his after he told someone else to take a breath without him seeing the irony considering his *Super Conor Fanboi Defender* cape his wearing is blowing in the wind!
Thats not how I remember it. I need to watch the fight again.That's because Conor never cared about Mendes' grappling. When you attempt a flying knee against a grappler as your very first strike it's pretty clear you don't give a shit if he's going to take you down. Which Chad did off of it.
More importantly though, you had to say "at will" because that implies he wasn't able to keep him down. Which he couldn't. Conor escaped back to his feet every time except 1 where the round ended instead.
This isn't true. Mendes attempted the guillotine AFTER Conor had already escaped out from under him.
It was a reasonable option once Conor had escaped to the headlock position as it gave him a chance to keep it on the ground where he could either hopefully submit Conor or reverse him so he was back on top. Either of which were better than Conor simply getting back to his feet from the headlock position they were in.
No idea why people try and say this when Conor had prepared for Aldo, who's completely different than Mendes, and had an injured knee on top of that. Let alone that Chad was his worst possible style matchup.
Of course it's impressive.
Hence the disconnect with you thinking it's so unreasonable that Conor is a black belt under most systems.
Just rewatched the Mendes fight. It’s on espn+ under popular fights. Last link to the right. Your take on Conor’s TDD in this match is pretty misleading.That's because Conor never cared about Mendes' grappling. When you attempt a flying knee against a grappler as your very first strike it's pretty clear you don't give a shit if he's going to take you down. Which Chad did off of it.
More importantly though, you had to say "at will" because that implies he wasn't able to keep him down. Which he couldn't. Conor escaped back to his feet every time except 1 where the round ended instead.
This isn't true. Mendes attempted the guillotine AFTER Conor had already escaped out from under him.
It was a reasonable option once Conor had escaped to the headlock position as it gave him a chance to keep it on the ground where he could either hopefully submit Conor or reverse him so he was back on top. Either of which were better than Conor simply getting back to his feet from the headlock position they were in.
No idea why people try and say this when Conor had prepared for Aldo, who's completely different than Mendes, and had an injured knee on top of that. Let alone that Chad was his worst possible style matchup.
Of course it's impressive.
Hence the disconnect with you thinking it's so unreasonable that Conor is a black belt under most systems.
I don't think you know what a strawman is.
He's a crazy person.
Nope. Very first TD he doesn't let go of the shorts for a good 20+seconds. Very clearly seen in the footage.
Ya I thought maybe I remembered it wrong. Nope! Good fight though.
