So if Conor ever stopped screwing around and finally defended the FW belt...

[Soul On Ice]

Conor wins every time

with the IV ban, I don't know if it's possible for him to make 145 again...

What if I told you the IV ban was in effect when he won the title?

 

[Lowercase p]

I don't see Conor ever dropping to 145 again, but if he does, I think Conor wins again, but not as fast as last time.

 

[Jimmy jump]

I think Aldo wins a rematch but Conor will always have that power at FW to turn someone's lights out.

 

[Jimmy jump]

Aldo has to fight the perfect fight to stand a chance and even that might not be enough.

So therefore it wouldn't be a perfect fight would it?

 

[Fedor Machida]

So therefore it wouldn't be a perfect fight would it?

Meaning that he would fight to the best of his abilities and to up to his potential.

 

[Phronimos]

I can't see Aldo fighting without too much emotion.
Not good if you want to win.

Conor's psychological advantage may be too much for him.

 

[marvinparsons]

Honestly no clue. Want to say Also but he's never fought a striker like Connor. I'd like this fight to happen so we can know for sure.

 

[MuyThaiElbows]

Jose Aldo

 

[CRuck1980]

I think Aldo wins by using his grappling, but he might be in danger late because he has been known to fade in the later rounds

 

[Jimmy jump]

Meaning that he would fight to the best of his abilities and to up to his potential.

So you think Conor's best is better than Aldo's best?

 

[Fedor Machida]

So you think Conor's best is better than Aldo's best?

Against each other, yes.

You could make a case that Aldo is still the best FW in the world but I don't think he beats Conor.

But Conor is more likely to lose to Edgar.

 

[MonkeyGirl]

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[JayPettryMMA]

@jeicex

Howdy Clips, glad you remembered.

Let's see. To answer @NickN's question...

There have been 24 draws in the history of the UFC.

That includes...
9 Majority Draws
6 Split Draws
3 Unanimous Draws
6 Draws simply listed as Draws

That accounts for draws being .6% of all fights held by the UFC. In other words, there's a draw every 158 fights, mathematically speaking.

As for draws in "important" fights meaning championships, tournaments, etc:

UFC 5 - Shamrock vs Gracie 2 - For the UFC Superfight Championship
UFC 6 - Shamrock vs Taktarov - For the UFC Superfight Championship
UFC 41 - BJ Penn vs Caol Uno - For the UFC Lightweight Championship
UFC 125 - Edgar vs Maynard 2 - For the UFC Lightweight Championship
UFC on FX 2 - Johnson vs McCall - For the UFC Flyweight Tournament Championship - there was supposed to be a fourth round but they blew it
UFC Fight Night 33 - Hunt vs Silva - Not for a belt, just an awesome fight, and Silva tested positive for elevated testosterone so it was a Draw for Hunt and an NC for Silva
UFC Fight Night 75 - Hirota vs Ishihara - For the Road to UFC: Japan FW Final - there was also supposed to be a fourth round but again they blew it

 

[Clippy]

Howdy Clips, glad you remembered.

Let's see. To answer @NickN's question...

There have been 24 draws in the history of the UFC.

That includes...
9 Majority Draws
6 Split Draws
3 Unanimous Draws
6 Draws simply listed as Draws

That accounts for draws being .6% of all fights held by the UFC. In other words, there's a draw every 158 fights, mathematically speaking.

As for draws in "important" fights meaning championships, tournaments, etc:

UFC 5 - Shamrock vs Gracie 2 - For the UFC Superfight Championship
UFC 6 - Shamrock vs Taktarov - For the UFC Superfight Championship
UFC 41 - BJ Penn vs Caol Uno - For the UFC Lightweight Championship
UFC 125 - Edgar vs Maynard 2 - For the UFC Lightweight Championship
UFC on FX 2 - Johnson vs McCall - For the UFC Flyweight Tournament Championship - there was supposed to be a fourth round but they blew it
UFC Fight Night 33 - Hunt vs Silva - Not for a belt, just an awesome fight, and Silva tested positive for elevated testosterone so it was a Draw for Hunt and an NC for Silva
UFC Fight Night 75 - Hirota vs Ishihara - For the Road to UFC: Japan FW Final - there was also supposed to be a fourth round but again they blew it

I somehow thought there was more than that.

Guess that makes me adding "tie" to the poll pointless afterall

 

[ChucksGlassJaw]

Too close to call. Aldo looked so crisp in his last fight.

I thought he fought scared. He fought off his back foot the entire fight. McGregor would pick that Aldo apart.

 

[RR010V]

Howdy Clips, glad you remembered.

Let's see. To answer @NickN's question...

There have been 24 draws in the history of the UFC.

That includes...
9 Majority Draws
6 Split Draws
3 Unanimous Draws
6 Draws simply listed as Draws

That accounts for draws being .6% of all fights held by the UFC. In other words, there's a draw every 158 fights, mathematically speaking.

As for draws in "important" fights meaning championships, tournaments, etc:

UFC 5 - Shamrock vs Gracie 2 - For the UFC Superfight Championship
UFC 6 - Shamrock vs Taktarov - For the UFC Superfight Championship
UFC 41 - BJ Penn vs Caol Uno - For the UFC Lightweight Championship
UFC 125 - Edgar vs Maynard 2 - For the UFC Lightweight Championship
UFC on FX 2 - Johnson vs McCall - For the UFC Flyweight Tournament Championship - there was supposed to be a fourth round but they blew it
UFC Fight Night 33 - Hunt vs Silva - Not for a belt, just an awesome fight, and Silva tested positive for elevated testosterone so it was a Draw for Hunt and an NC for Silva
UFC Fight Night 75 - Hirota vs Ishihara - For the Road to UFC: Japan FW Final - there was also supposed to be a fourth round but again they blew it

well that clears that up, thanks for the information.

 

[ButtonMasher]

So you think Conor's best is better than Aldo's best?

Right.

The guy who has how many title defenses?

Vs. the guy who has 0 title defenses.

Too many Conor nuthuggers put too much stock in a fucking fluke victory.

 

[Cptn1NSAN0]

McGregor KOs him again.

 

[Tormund]

with the IV ban, I don't know if it's possible for him to make 145 again...

He already did at 194.

 

[Tormund]

Right.

The guy who has how many title defenses?

Vs. the guy who has 0 title defenses.

Too many Conor nuthuggers put too much stock in a fucking fluke victory.

Bullshit, if it was Aldo who knocked McGregor out then you wouldn't be calling it a fluke even though Aldo isn't a knockout guy. McGregor figured Aldo out in the first exchange and I'm not even a McGregor fan.