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Conor started the trend. He's never once defended a belt, even in other orgs.
Yeah, he should have turned down the UFC and remained in Cage Warriors...
LOL
Conor started the trend. He's never once defended a belt, even in other orgs.
Still waiting for Conor's first 145 title defense. He ran from Edgar until the UFC had Aldo VS Edgar hoping that would eliminate Edgar from any title talk. Meanwhile the UFC allowed him to not only fight RDA for two belts (after not even defending the first, mind you) but is also allowing him to rematch Diaz. Just like parents of any child born in the last 30 years always gives them whatever they want.
If Conor can no longer make 145 then quit holding that belt hostage and make him give it up so there can be a champ who does make the weight and defend it.
Yes, they gave Conor who ever he wanted like Mendes, the worst match up for Conor ever.
People really have some selective memories around here, especially when it comes to Conor McGregor. The RDA fight was supposed to happen three months after he iced Aldo (you know that guy who was defending on average every 9 months). When RDA fell out at the last minute they offered the fight to both Aldo and Edgar and both of them declined. The UFC then picked Nate because they thought that doing that one at 170 was the most marketable way to salvage things. Conor lost and then insisted on giving it another go, so here we are. They've already said that win or lose he will be returning to 145 to fight Aldo.
There was no running because this was about striking while the iron was hot and trying to make history not avoiding some guy. Everyone knew that RDA would absolutely destroy Conor so its absurd to claim that taking on the more dangerous challenge is running from the lesser one.
As far as "giving him whatever he wants" that doesn't track with pulling him from UFC 200. I will grant you that they give him a lot of leeway, because he is the biggest draw in the sport, and because people also forget that the champ has always gotten consideration. When he was the champ, Tito ducked Chuck for a long time. Jones declined another go with Gustaffson, and the list goes on. The man with the belt gets far more say so than some ham and egger down the card.
GSP cherry picked Nick Diaz who was coming off a LOSS and year long suspension. You idiots had no problem with that, so don't cry about Woodly.
at the best possible time to fight him.Yes, they gave Conor who ever he wanted like Mendes, the worst match up for Conor ever.
Can you quit with the revenge bullshit? Bisping didnt want revenge for 7 years and just a year ago he said Hendo is old and he is not interested in a rematch. Bisping wants money and to keep his belt while ducking real contenders,just say it like it is.Bisping wants revenge. Nunes just beat Shev recently.
Not sure how u can't see their logic.
AlsoNot during his reign.
Sorry that's not how training works for wrestlers.Because fighters never win on short notice.
And Mendes is from wrestling, the dude has been in shape for his entire life.
Some might argue that the genesis of the cherrypicking era was Conor McGregor. The UFC gave him the authority to fight whomever he pleases. These newer champions are following his lead and trying to pick/influence who their opponents are going to be.
Bisping cherrypicked elderly Dan Henderson after beating Rockhold. Huge step down.
Amanda Nunes said Shevchenko doesn't deserve a rematch, despite schooling Holly Holm.
Eddie Alvarez called out Nate Diaz, who's on a one fight win streak against a legitimate lightweight.
Tyron Woodley is trying to cherrypick Nick Diaz, who has the worst wrestling defense in the entire division.
This is not good.
Woah, woah, woah. He is no coward. He's not afraid of no man.I guess you've never heard of a man named Tito Ortiz and how long he ducked Chuck Liddell.
GSP cherry picked Nick Diaz who was coming off a LOSS and year long suspension. You idiots had no problem with that, so don't cry about Woodly.
Conor started the trend. He's never once defended a belt, even in other orgs.