Then they would be idiots. Khabib is clearly the worst style match up for Conor out of the bunch. Does anybody here really want to argue otherwise?Every last one of the stupid motherfuckers who accuse him of ducking every time he's scheduled an opponent? I guarantee you these same people would be complaining that it wasn't Frankie, an Aldo rematch, or fucking Cerrone.
When will you haters fuck off? Cowboy just got brutally finished by RDA. Even if Conor starched him it doesn't add much intrigue to the rescheduled RDA fight. In what way is the Cowboy who wilts under any pressure(mental or physical) more dangerous than someone who has longer reach than Conor, good cardio,and good bjj himself.
Do you honestly not think that out of the viable options Khabib is the worst match up for Conor?
I see where you're coming from, not gonna dispute your point. I'm just delighted Nate is getting a shot and the card is savedI mean how is the quality of a main event "silly shit"? Sorry it's retarded that a higher ranked, better candidate, who was in shape and training, got passed over for a guy whose 2-3 in his last 5.
How does pointing out that Conor and/or the UFC passed up on the toughest match up for him translate into Conor having a lot of "pull"? I agree that protecting the golden boy from the mean wrestler is smart business for the UFC, but I'm one of those weird fans who actually wants to see who the best fighter is.Of course he is but just funny as fuck that when there's only a slight chance the fight might happpen then Khabib goes from injury prone boring ass lnp guy to celebrated hero here. Even if the fight would be some of the most horrible business in mma history. Thats the pull that Conor has here.
How do you know this?Cowboy folded mentally against RDA. He'll fold even harder against McGregor. His liver can't take a hit from anything Conor throws. Nate has a better chance of making the fight last longer, and can match up better in the mental department due to 209 crazies.
How do you know this?
Not sure Cerrone can make 155, and Dana did not indicate the other 2 were options the UFC accepted.he could have fought cerrone or khabib or ferguson at 155..
How does pointing out that Conor and/or the UFC passed up on the toughest match up for him translate into Conor having a lot of "pull"? I agree that protecting the golden boy from the mean wrestler is smart business for the UFC, but I'm one of those weird fans who actually wants to see who the best fighter is.