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I watched the Font vs Munhoz right and, I gotta say, I can see where your coming from. Font was piecing Munhoz up until he got tagged and immediately subbed with the nastiest one arm guillotine. Still, I have faith in Sterlings ability to clinch or wrestle when the pressure gets bad while not...

Agreed. I think Aljo takes this pretty easy. Munhoz’s is a game fighter but I don’t think he has the skill set to give Sterling trouble. IMO it will look like the Rivera fight.

What about Cerrone’s liver? Tony does like to work the body.

I don’t think the boxing of these two is as uneven as people think. For example, Rivera arguably had the cleaner win against Dodson as Dodson did hit Yan harder and more often (Yan did look more impressive because he pressured and hurt Dodson more). We don’t know who the better wrestler is but...

Tony also sliced Pettis up as soon as Tony got guard. In fact, I can’t remember a time where Tony was overwhelmed or unaware.

Lol! If you think that was stupid, please, for the love of your family, don't get involved in business.

Says who? Ali wasn't respectful, he is the most iconic person in boxing. If you asked a person unfamiliar with prize fighting if punching someone else in the head is respectful, they would probably say it isn't. Respect before and during the contest doesn't seem to be a necessity. Respect after...

If you can't be a fan of someone who has grabbed the cage, poked an eye, took steroids, hit to the back of the head, grabbed shorts, grabbed a glove etc. this isn't a sport for you. Even Fedor grabbed the ropes against Matt Lindland. Daniel Cormier grabbed the towel to weigh in. Hell, name one...

These terrible things are only terrible in your head. First, showing confidence, even if false, is not condemning. Just about everybody shows more confidence than they feel. That is normal. He doesn't advocate for anything unhealthy for society. He isn't sexist or racist. What he says does...

Lol. That is a solid answer. I think a lot of people here don't respect the warriors we watch.

No person, with any sense of reason, would say that Conor's methods of fight promotion are ineffective. Nor would any such person deny that prizefighter's are brave given what they risk: being physically hurt and publicly humiliated. Yet, not many prize fighters are willing or capable of...

LOL!!! I like the gif, it was a nice punch.

OR, I am just going to throw this out there, he just came of a two year layoff, made a shit load of money in that time, and took the fight on 10 weeks notice. Now, I am not saying that your wrong, but you also have to admit that could have played a part here as well. Like I posted earlier, go...

Agreed! Also, look at Mcgregor physically here. In the Khabib fight, he looked softer.

He was definitely better on that night, that we know. Khabib might be the best 155er we have ever seen for that matter.

Oh for sure! Good chance Khabib beats any version of Conor we have seen. Still, I don't think his time away from the cage has done well by him. I hope he comes hungry and puts on a few good performances before he hangs them up. Also, I hope he stops with the bullshit outside the cage.

I thought he looked different too. I just went back and watched the Alvarez fight and he looked better physically in that fight. He seemed a bit soft vs Khabib and maybe a little bit of ring rust. Anyway, I hope he doesn't fight Khabib again right away. The man has something to be motivated for...

Right here. Khabib fault well and deserved the win. Conor is winning life though.

Well, I suck

Man!!! I would take that bet in a heart beat. GL!