mcgregor still undisputed p4p #1

[flapdragon]

lets be honest. mcgregoat acknowledging the 'loss' as anything more than a fluke just goes to reflect his extraordinary humility that remains unsurpassed to this day. i think we can all agree that the extreme weight disparity caused an unfair energy efficiency disadvantage in favor of nate. if conor's humility wasn't so profound, he'd have rightfully lobbied dana to change the ruling to a no contest. luckily, true mma fans know mcgoat was the champion and still the p4p #1.

btw, as a nate fan im disappointed he didnt dispute the ruling either, even though he knows it was weight and luck that gave him the fluke victory. deep down, he knows energy efficient mcgregor wins every time.

 

[Mau]

oh god...

 

[KillerElite]

 

[Aerose91]

Drinking on a Monday huh? Nice

 

[fortheo]

Okay, Bieber.

 

[MusterX]

 

[DocGreenthumb]

oh god...

- Kenny Florian

 

[MadmanMMA]

Never was, never will be

 

[WallyBalls83]

meh

 

[JollyRants]

Yeah cause the number 1 undisputed gets tapped by the number 6 LW in the world.

 

[SJP_SevenLaker]

Go back in your hole.

 

[NoStyle]

lets be honest. mcgregoat acknowledging the 'loss' as anything more than a fluke just goes to reflect his extraordinary humility that remains unsurpassed to this day. i think we can all agree that the extreme weight disparity caused an unfair energy efficiency disadvantage in favor of nate. if conor's humility wasn't so profound, he'd have rightfully lobbied dana to change the ruling to a no contest. luckily, true mma fans know mcgoat was the champion and still the p4p #1.

btw, as a nate fan im disappointed he didnt dispute the ruling either, even though he knows it was weight and luck that gave him the fluke victory. deep down, he knows energy efficient mcgregor wins every time.

Stockton pounds or Dublin pounds

 

[TheVaado]

Lol was actually funny

 

[datfnguy]

Oh this is going to be a good one. Definitely watching this thread.

 

[blazerkor]

lets be honest. mcgregoat acknowledging the 'loss' as anything more than a fluke just goes to reflect his extraordinary humility that remains unsurpassed to this day. i think we can all agree that the extreme weight disparity caused an unfair energy efficiency disadvantage in favor of nate. if conor's humility wasn't so profound, he'd have rightfully lobbied dana to change the ruling to a no contest. luckily, true mma fans know mcgoat was the champion and still the p4p #1.

btw, as a nate fan im disappointed he didnt dispute the ruling either, even though he knows it was weight and luck that gave him the fluke victory. deep down, he knows energy efficient mcgregor wins every time.

You are delusional and you still know your post is just click bait. Both fighters came in under the 170, one looked like a short 155er and the other one looked like a long and out of shape 155er. Conor had the advantage of having a full camp. Nate had no advantage besides being a better overall fighter, reach and a bunch of other things he would have at 155 after a full camp.

 

[Recounter]

lets be honest. mcgregoat acknowledging the 'loss' as anything more than a fluke just goes to reflect his extraordinary humility that remains unsurpassed to this day. i think we can all agree that the extreme weight disparity caused an unfair energy efficiency disadvantage in favor of nate. if conor's humility wasn't so profound, he'd have rightfully lobbied dana to change the ruling to a no contest. luckily, true mma fans know mcgoat was the champion and still the p4p #1.

btw, as a nate fan im disappointed he didnt dispute the ruling either, even though he knows it was weight and luck that gave him the fluke victory. deep down, he knows energy efficient mcgregor wins every time.

 

[Bend NvR Break]

You are delusional and you still know your post is just click bait. Both fighters came in under the 170, one looked like a short 155er and the other one looked like a long and out of shape 155er. Conor had the advantage of having a full camp. Nate had no advantage besides being a better overall fighter, reach and a bunch of other things he would have at 155 after a full camp.

Stop feeding the troll

 

[flapdragon]

You are delusional and you still know your post is just click bait. Both fighters came in under the 170, one looked like a short 155er and the other one looked like a long and out of shape 155er. Conor had the advantage of having a full camp. Nate had no advantage besides being a better overall fighter, reach and a bunch of other things he would have at 155 after a full camp.

actually mcgregoat is the one who didnt have a full camp. between intense media obligations, supporting his legions of fans, giving back to ireland, and running the company inside out, its obvious mcgoat didn't get nearly enough training in and thus didnt fight to his full potential. meanwhile nate had time to train his jiu jitsu (which, while very good, is not world class like mcgoat's) and also put on extraordinary mass, which unfairly drained mcgoat's energy even though he was clearly winning the fight. nate should apologize to the goat, beg his forgiveness, and thank him for even him giving him the opportunity to fight a legend of his calibur.

 

[Lawlers Lip Laceration]

I dont know what you mean by weight advantage.

 

[flapdragon]

I dont know what you mean by weight advantage.

its pretty obvious just by looking at him that nate bulked up about 40-60 lbs after the weigh in, giving nate the unfair advantage in energy efficiency. suffice to say, mcgoat is the true champ. imo the nevada athletic commission should overturn the 'loss' to a no contest immediately, apologize to mcgoat, and beg him to accept a rematch so they can witness his spectacular technique and majestic fighting prowess in all its glory.