It's funny how much the betting odds have moved in the last few weeks - especially after that video of Conor cracking Paulie Malignoggi in sparring. Conor is currently less of an underdog vs Floyd than Canelo.
StorminAg said:
Regardless of what happens, I hope Dana can get the two of them in the Octagon for a rematch.
jtstanley4621 said:StorminAg said:
Regardless of what happens, I hope Dana can get the two of them in the Octagon for a rematch.
No way in hell would Floyd step into the octagon. He is so ill equipped for that, McGregor would murder him
You could say the same thing about McGregor and boxing. If Connor is stepping outside his box then why can't Floyd in a rematch?queso1 said:jtstanley4621 said:StorminAg said:
Regardless of what happens, I hope Dana can get the two of them in the Octagon for a rematch.
No way in hell would Floyd step into the octagon. He is so ill equipped for that, McGregor would murder him
Just like the Cowboys wouldn't play rugby. Different sports.
StorminAg said:You could say the same thing about McGregor and boxing. If Connor is stepping outside his box then why can't Floyd in a rematch?queso1 said:jtstanley4621 said:StorminAg said:
Regardless of what happens, I hope Dana can get the two of them in the Octagon for a rematch.
No way in hell would Floyd step into the octagon. He is so ill equipped for that, McGregor would murder him
Just like the Cowboys wouldn't play rugby. Different sports.
should be a periscope feedMatsui said:
Anyone know a stream to watch it for free?
aggierogue,aggierogue said:Not ignoring anything. Conor fights men just like Mayweather does. The interesting thing is that when Conor lands his left hand, they all fall down. Why is that? Many other fighters have fought Dustin Porrier, Eddie Alvarez, Nate Diaz, Jose Aldo, etc. Many have hit those guys. They didn't fall down looking dumbfounded like they did when Conor's left landed. Comparatively speaking, Floyd hits his opponents all the time and they don't fall down. He hasn't KO'd anyone in years.thirdcoast said:Quote:
If he did hit harder, he'd finish everyone he faced (a lot of little guys btw) with his exceptional movement. Instead, he runs and uses superior defensive boxing to outpoint his opponents. Conor, meanwhile, sleeps nearly everyone he faces.
Do you think Connor would be KO'ing these guys in UFC with +10oz gloves?
Do you think Floyd would have the same results with 4oz gloves?
Not sure how you can ignore the physics between the fist and jaw as it relates to KOs. On top of that, you have MMA fighters who expose themselves having to defend everything else, while boxers just have to bob and weave with their gloves/pads protecting their head.
Now either the MMA guys that Conor hits just aren't the same kind of men (jaw-wise and the ability to take a punch), or common sense would tell you that Conor just has a much more powerful punch.
Floyd Mayweather is not known to be a heavy puncher in boxing. He's also fighting and landing (at a high pace actually) on much smaller individuals whose physical makeup wouldn't be able to take the same power that a guy like Eddie Alvarez or Nate Diaz (larger men) can take.
Conor, on the other hand, has fought larger men and sits them routinely. Many who have sparred with him say he hits like a middleweight.
It's okay to champion Mayweather without trying to argue erroneously that he is a harder puncher.
Mayweather most likely wins the fight. But it won't be b/c he has more power.
It looks like Floyd Mayweather is training to fight Connor McGreggor in the Octagon.jtstanley4621 said:StorminAg said:
Regardless of what happens, I hope Dana can get the two of them in the Octagon for a rematch.
No way in hell would Floyd step into the octagon. He is so ill equipped for that, McGregor would murder him