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Can't wait.
Video.
Can't wait.
I think the money talk actually works though. It's the one thing McGregor has over all of them, they all know that McGregor is the poster boy for the UFC and that they're getting the payday they are solely because of him. Diaz knows his claims that he brings money to this fight are bull**** as much as we do. Can't wait for the fight, really interested to see how McGregor does without having to cut weight, I can't see him losing either, no matter what he says I don't think he'd risk losing when he doesn't have to.Second press conference was a cracker.
Getting bored of all McGregor's money talk. It's like he has PR writing his witty one liners but then when he's gotta come up with something on the spot he just starts saying how rich he is.
Diaz laying into Ido Portal was genuinely hilarious. "You're too busy playing touch butt in the park with that dork with the ponytail".
Bit of a scuffle at the face off - McGregor threw a hook into Diaz' hand and Nate looked to be holding it/massaging it in some discomfort after it all died down, hope he hasn't broken something, hands can be pretty fragile.
Nate did get a cheeky kick into McGregor round the side of Dana afterwards, though.
Great to see the scrap pack all charge on stage - Jake Shields pretending to break it up to get close to McGregor before security spotted him and shooed him away :lol:
Nick Diaz looked ready to snap someone in half - at one point he stole McGregor's belt from the guy holding it :lol:
It works, definitely, but i am very surprised and disappointed it does. I mean, it sounds as a very easy thing to counter, verbally i mean. He is talking about numbers that no one else has access to, and that no real fan gives a **** about. They are important in terms of business/awareness, etc, but from a fighting perspective, they are irrelevant. It'd be pretty easy to turn that against him. I mean, we all know Floyd has a similar style (about money) but i can't recall people like tyson, pacquiao, Chavez, Trinidad, JSP, Fedor or Silva talking about money on their press conferences. Do what Pacquiao did with Floyd: "lets both donate the purse to charity". Fans tend to side with whoever makes that sort of statement and there aren't many witty comebacks to that.I think the money talk actually works though. It's the one thing McGregor has over all of them, they all know that McGregor is the poster boy for the UFC and that they're getting the payday they are solely because of him. Diaz knows his claims that he brings money to this fight are bull**** as much as we do.
The only 'alleged sport' that makes Floyd Mayweather look classy.
Oh dear.
And I suppose rugby is just the fat lads who weren't good enough for football, so they opted for egg-chasing instead?
Can we not have this, it's pointless? It's clearly a sport that requires huge levels of skill, and also arguably safer than boxing without the 10 count.
If you don't like it, ignore it, no point riling fans for no reason.
That describes boxing too... MMA rules don't let fighters who have been knocked out continue to fight if they can get back up within 10 seconds and a lot of the grapplers don't throw too many dangerous punches at all, add in that many of the strikes hit legs as well. It's evened out by the gloves but from what I've read there's little difference in how dangerous they are long term and a lot of people lean to MMA being safer, no hard evidence that I have found as of yet but I don't exactly go looking.How is it safer than boxing when you see flurries of punches thrown from point blank range on people already with concussions?
Arguably one of the most ignorant posts i've read in a while.It's basically human cock fighting. People who could never make it in boxing, and are too violent/dumb to compete in real boxing/martial arts beating each other to a pulp within a cage (should be a hint).
I don't think it is safer than boxing, not sure to be honest, but there are some aspect that could make that argument. Clinching is a valid and legal way of defending yourself in mma, while it is not in boxing (ref will stop you and separate).How is it safer than boxing when you see flurries of punches thrown from point blank range on people already with concussions?
Meisha Tate has a smoking hot body.Anyway, nothing too interesting in the weigh in