Who should Tony fight next?

[funkjunky]

he needs to retire. i fear for safety of his family

 

[old school 2]

I think Dan Hooker.

In top 10, but not really as good as half the lw top 20.

I agree Tony probably fights a hooker next but not that Hooker.

 

[I am your real dad]

I think Dan knocks Tony out

 

[asdf122345]

Kevin Lee rematch.

 

[Feardoesnotexistinmydojo]

I think Dan Hooker.

In top 10, but not really as good as half the lw top 20.

He should fight the desire to fight again and retire for the sake of his own health

 

[JustOnce]

He should fight the desire to fight again and retire for the sake of his own health

Harhar

good one maybe but Tony doesn't want to go out like that, that I know

 

[werepig]

connor definitely - while people still care about them

 

[Pastinaca1]

always wanted to see tony vs nate diaz. Diaz wont be able to just full on hold tony down like we saw tonight where it was basically tony just being out physicalled. That should be a good fight between 2 scrappers.

This one actually makes sense. Both of them are absolutely done but still think they are great and talk shit lol. So yes, make them fight each other.

 

[filthynumber1]

145

 

[Pastinaca1]

connor definitely - while people still care about them

Nah, at this point that would be a mismatch. Conor KOs Tony in the first.

 

[Willek]

connor definitely - while people still care about them

I could totally see Conor trying to set up a fight with Tony now that he is washed up.

 

[TempleoftheDog]

Straight up..Somebody in Bellator.

He’s the most overrated fighter I’ve heard about since my time watching the UFC.

 

[Johnnny]

Nate Diaz, Clay Guida, or a rematch with Michael Johnson

 

[Zinger]

Demons

 

[Phrozenspite]

He needs to run that back with Lando Vanatta, perfect timing

He'd better propose the fight before they insist he take on Gregor or islam

 

[MotorCityManiac]

I don't want to see him fight anymore. He has made good money and has a beautiful family. Should retire and be with them. I don't see him being a successful coach, but could still be in the game in the sidelines.

 

[KOPPE]

let it go man