The great cac hope Connor Mcgregor loses another fight

[Uptown WaYo87]

You don't "go" for a guillotine. When you can't stuff the takedown and you have nothing else in your arsenal you try to shut your opponent down. Conor couldn't defend, nor could he put himself in a good offensive position to get some strikes in or gain control. Also his stand-up game was shut the fukk down. Only thing he could do was grab on and squeeze as hard as he could and hope Dustin tapped.

Lol I been watching mma for damn near 20 years, I never used the word "go". He WENT for the guillotine while defending a takedown from Dustin. If Dustin wasn't a black belt In bjj, Conor could've won by submission but you not catching someone on dustins level with that. Dustin did everything he was supposed to do to defend, Conor initially had that guillotine sunk in and a lot of fighters panic in that situation but not dustin

Before that sequence, they were BOTH landing. Conor had 43 total strikes to Poirers 36. I don't know why people in here acting like Conor got completely washed and you over here talking about his offense got shut down, what the fukk were you watching?? I stand by my statement about the fight being pretty even standing until that sequence up against the cage

Dana wants to run it a 4th time, Conor wants to run it a 4th time and Dustin wants to run it a 4th time. We will see them fight again, no one truly won that fight. If Dustin would've landed before the snap then it's a different story but he didn't

 

[Long Live The Mamba]

 

[Wildin]

Lol I been watching mma for damn near 20 years, I never used the word "go". He WENT for the guillotine while defending a takedown from Dustin.

Well the past tense of go or to go would be went. In the English language it would have made sense if I said "you don't went for a guillotine" so using correct English one would say "you don't go for a guillotine."

Poirier had control of the fight standing and applied offensive pressure and maintained control of the fight on the ground. Mcgregors stand up wasn't a threat, he ate all the shots including one particular that was very clean (didn't stun or rock him). Poirier had conor backing up, countered him and went punch for punch with him, I.e "ok you hit me, here's one back" and never lost an exchange.

The guillotine isn't and wasn't in conors arsenal, he wasn't in the gym practicing that, hoping to catch Dustin, that wasn't his plan to defeat him. He was grasping on for dear life trying prevent the takedown and not continue to get elbowed.

It was clearly is 10-8 rd for Dustin, there was nothing even or even remotely close about that round.


Dustin is good, really good. Lots of hardwork and training to get where he is. Mcgregor made that dude look great, like untouchable. Not cause Dustin was able to just whoop on him and dismantle him twice, just because he was so bad. I can't deny his work ethic, but going into a fight all gassed up he might find the truth in olivera

 

[Uptown WaYo87]

izzy recognised his foot was compromised before it snapped off. he's a world class kickboxer he recognised it right away before conor rolled on it.
6:35

told you. it wasn't the roll, it was the check. it just broke off when he put all his weight on it.

Izzy is reacting to the end of the round when they both missed their punches. You can hear the horn for the round ending in the back, hes not reacting to any check

 

[Uptown WaYo87]

Well the past tense of go or to go would be went. In the English language it would have made sense if I said "you don't went for a guillotine" so using correct English one would say "you don't go for a guillotine."

Poirier had control of the fight standing and applied offensive pressure and maintained control of the fight on the ground. Mcgregors stand up wasn't a threat, he ate all the shots including one particular that was very clean (didn't stun or rock him). Poirier had conor backing up, countered him and went punch for punch with him, I.e "ok you hit me, here's one back" and never lost an exchange.

The guillotine isn't and wasn't in conors arsenal, he wasn't in the gym practicing that, hoping to catch Dustin, that wasn't his plan to defeat him. He was grasping on for dear life trying prevent the takedown and not continue to get elbowed.

It was clearly is 10-8 rd for Dustin, there was nothing even or even remotely close about that round.


Dustin is good, really good. Lots of hardwork and training to get where he is. Mcgregor made that dude look great, like untouchable. Not cause Dustin was able to just whoop on him and dismantle him twice, just because he was so bad. I can't deny his work ethic, but going into a fight all gassed up he might find the truth in olivera

You put "go" in quotations marks as if thats what I was saying. I get where you coming from, but I'm not saying conor was planning to do that or practicing it, he saw an opportunity and took it but it was stupid one

It's not a 10-8 if conors total strikes is higher than dustins, and dustins significant strikes is only higher by a few strikes. He dominated Conor on the ground, doesn't mean the fight wasn't pretty even before that. Ya acting like ya just watched Jones vs shogun. THATS a 10-8 first round

 

[Mowgli]

Let the black man show you how to deal with that leg

 

[ChatGPT-5]

Izzy is reacting to the end of the round when they both missed their punches. You can hear the horn for the round ending in the back, hes not reacting to any check

uhhh they never left round one breh.

this is why i stopped talking to that other goofball. people not knowing what they're looking at.

 

[NormanConnors]

you know it's bad when your tibia touches the floor, looking like oscar pastorious during his court trial

 

[Uptown WaYo87]

uhhh they never left round one breh.

this is why i stopped talking to that other goofball. people not knowing what they're looking at.

Regardless if the clock hit 0 or not, he was reacting to the end of the fight

 

[Menna]

Maybe i need to go rewatch the fight but im pretty sure the break happened before the groundgame.

I assumed the guillotine was a panic move but i could be wrong

Nah he broke his leg with like 5 sec left in the round

 

[MJ Truth]

Yep, basically

But the most important point is mayweather doesn't take or not take a bet because of the odds, this is just play time and IG material for him

Floyd’s emotions be living and dying with these bets breh lol. He’s like any other degenerate gambler, just with more money than most.

 

[O.Red]

Maybe i need to go rewatch the fight but im pretty sure the break happened before the groundgame.

I assumed the guillotine was a panic move but i could be wrong

There's a progression

The kicks are where he cracked his shyt. During that ground sequence it got worse and worse until by the time he stands its completely finished

 

[Menna]

 

[O.Red]

nikka do you really watch fights/boxing?

There are no “would’ve, could’ve”… it’s what actually happened.

Conor was just getting beat on the ground by elbows.. that’s literally it. And he wasn’t even hurt. I could understand if he was hurt, but he wasn’t. All that shyt did nothing but get homeboy points in the round

That fight had 4 more rounds to go before that ankle had snapped. You don’t know what tf was going to happen and you never call a fight after one round unless someone is seriously hurt or seriously outclassed, which neither happened.

Those elbows fukked him up

A bleeding ear is very serious

 

[AyBrehHam Linkin]

That's still for shin on shin contact

the knee is harder than the shin, ain't conditioning gonna change that

they just know when the kick, and when not to

they usually set the kicks up with punches, to freeze the opponent in place and finish the combo with the kick so they opponent doesn't have the chance to check

In mma, they lead with the kick all the time, Anderson Silva lead with kick continously before Weidman checked with the knee, Weidman did the same shyt he lead with the kick against Hall, and Mcgregor he lead with the kick, you're not suppose to lead with the leg kicks



that's why I laugh when people say mma is real fighting, these dudes a jack of all trades master of none

I mean look at the velocity on this damn kick lmao, Conor would get broken half if that kick landed on him

That's on the fighter/the camp, not MMA as a whole. plenty of fighters call out that dumb shyt, my MMA/BJJ coaches included.

MMA still more way realistic than boxing .