McGregors Loss means nothing

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This was literally an exhibition match he lost nothing but probably some ppv pulling power,his ego will come down from level 100 to level 90,


Its like a pre season friendly game that went bad,no big deal didnt take punishment for 5 rounds,


Found out more in the 2 rds than he did in 13secs with Aldo



No big deal here move along.
 
His loss means a small amount. But you're right, it's really not a big deal. So many excuses can be made as to why he lost.
 
in real life the loss means very little
on sherdog is a different story, he's a bum now
Aldo and McGregor both bums
 
Let the Diaz bag lickers(Conor haters) have this man. They know this as well but they've been waiting for this.
 
It means he is here to take part, not take over
 
Yeah your are lying to yourself. The Mystique is gone, there will not be as much hype for his fights now.

If Anderson would have lost to Forrest do you really think it wouldn't have changed anything?
 
To his fanbase, it means everything.
 
Means no fighters are going to take more chances and they will pay safe from now on which is very boring and lame imo
 
Damage control is so pathetic. Conor lost badly and got exposed as a fraud with no defense. Back to touchbutt candle blowing in the dark.
 
Look at his reaction when he sees Diaz enter the post-fight and tell me it meant nothing to him
 
Edsonbarboza1 said:
This was literally an exhibition match he lost nothing but probably some ppv pulling power,his ego will come down from level 100 to level 90,


Its like a pre season friendly game that went bad,no big deal didnt take punishment for 5 rounds,


Found out more in the 2 rds than he did in 13secs with Aldo



No big deal here move along.
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It literally was not an exhibition match but an officially sanctioned one by the UFC and the athletic commission that will officially go on conor's record.
 
But a win would have meant something, right?

Can't have it both ways.
 
Yeah, that's why he took the fight. He stood to gain a whole lot if he won, but didn't stand to lose much if he got beaten. Everyone would chalk it up to him fighting guys to big for him.

Same way BJ Penn would move up in weight, get thrashed, and his fans would go on about what a warrior he was.
 
Edsonbarboza1 said:
This was literally an exhibition match he lost nothing but probably some ppv pulling power,his ego will come down from level 100 to level 90,


Its like a pre season friendly game that went bad,no big deal didnt take punishment for 5 rounds,


Found out more in the 2 rds than he did in 13secs with Aldo



No big deal here move along.
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Yeah, that's why he took the fight. He stood to gain a whole lot if he won, but didn't stand to lose much if he got beaten. Everyone would chalk it up to him fighting guys too big for him.

Same way BJ Penn would move up in weight, get thrashed, and his fans would go on about what a warrior he was.
 
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