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Showing posts with label Conor McGregor. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 22 January 2020

Conor McGregor v Donald Cowboy Cerrone - UFC 246

Conor McGregor Defeats Donald Cowboy Cerrone in 40 seconds at UFC 246


Like many UK MMA fans I stayed up all night to watch the main event at UFC 246 last weekend.

With the headline fight being fought around 5.30 AM UK time I didn't get to bed until 6am and with BT Sport changing their programming to charge PPV prices to customers.

I spoke to a woman at BT and asked her why they were now charging for UFC when up until now it had always been free to customers.

We are only going to charge for "Big Fights" she said over the phone. What constitutes a "Big Fight" to BT though?

The headline event at UFC was Conor McGregors comeback against Donald Cowboy Cerrone, and whilst it was a much anticipated event, it wasn't a title fight, and whilst the prelims were free to watch, the 4 fights on the main card weren't, and no belts were up to win.

So unlike many boxing events when UK TV channels only charge PPV for a title fight it seems BT might start charging for all future UFC events. If that is the case I might have to reconsider my BT Sport subscription as free UFC fights were one of the attractions for me to join BT, one of the good things about BT sport apart from their European Football and Premiership games.

I would have been pretty pissed off if I had paid considering the fight only lasted 40 seconds, and the other main fights weren't as good as some of the prelims, with the Holly Holms fight consisting of a really wound up Holly pacing the Octagon before and in-between rounds, then spending much of the fight against the fence in a clinch. Like the booing crowd I cannot be the only person who is upset at this change at BT Sports and I am pretty glad I used another free stream to show the main card to me.

Conor McGregor demolishes Donald Cowboy Cerrone


The main event whilst short was a spectacular quick destruction of the all time highest winner by head kicks, but unfortunately was over so quick, Cerrone didn't even get to throw a punch and only one kick. I was hoping the Cowboy would be able to provide a good stand up fight between two kick-boxers, a spectacle I find much more exciting to watch than a fight consisting of sparse stand up and full of BJJ. Although technical and complex finishes and locks are involved I just prefer stand up than floor fights.

The fight between Conor and Donald was so quick I think I can describe the 40 seconds from memory in-case the videos are taken down by YouTube.

Straight off in round 1 Conor ran out to meet Donald and threw a left hook that Donald ducked and they ended up in a clinch.

Conor then used a move I had never seen, neither it seems had Joe Rogan or the other commentators as he used the clinch to jump up and down repeatedly throwing his shoulder into Donald's nose, smashing it open.

They then broke apart and Donald threw a right kick to Conor's body before McGregor responded with his own left kick to the head of the Cowboy. 

As Donald fell back stunned, Conor followed up with a left knee to his head that pushed Cerrone to the fence and Conor jumped on him with a flurry of punches taking him to the floor, where he jumped on top of him and hammered his head with his fists before the fight was stopped.

The doctors rushed in and had to tend to the Cowboy after the hammering to his head smashed his face in by both Conor's shoulder, kick, knee and fists.


Watch Conor McGregor Full Fight against Donald Cowboy Cerrone


The original video of the fight from a crowd member got taken down but it doesn't matter as finally BT have put up a full fight video for us to watch. I guess they have realised anyone who wanted to watch the fight would have done so by now. Anyway this is the full fight from walk in




UFC 246 Highlights


If you just want to see the Conor v Cowboy highlights scroll to 4 minutes 29 seconds, not that you can really show just highlights from a 40 second event. The only thing missing is the violent finishing of Donald on the ground after Conors kick to his head.




The Big News


Although Conor had just delivered a complete perfect quick win over Donald who had to have the doctors attend him for a while after the stoppage, it seemed that the big news to McGregor was not the win but his new sized bottles of Whisky.

You can watch the post fight interview with Joe Rogan here.




The arrogance of the 31 year old is so complete, I cannot believe he used his interview with Joe Rogan to advertise his goods.  

"That's the big news", he actually said after talking about his Whisky.

Not the fact he had won fights at 3 weight levels, or the fact he had just won a fight in 40 seconds, or defeated the all time finisher by head kicks with a head kick, but his new Whisky bottles.

I wonder what Joe thought of that, if anyone knows please comment, as I thought it was just rude and disrespectful to his opponent to say that in his interview.

 

Holly Holms beats Raquel Pennington at UFC 246


The other main event on the card was the women's fight between Holly Holm and Raquel Pennington. I was expecting Rachel to do much better than she did against Holly and it seemed she ran out of ideas very quickly.

The original video was taken down and it seems there are loads of animated videos with cartoon like fighters in the ring replicating the moves on YouTube. Very odd to watch but I guess it's a way of getting round showing the real fight and being removed, however this video is the full fight with real people.


Holly Holms v Rachquel Pennington - Fight Highlights UFC 246




Post Fight Interview With Holly Holms and Joe Rogan


There was little stand up action and lots of clinches against the fence during the fight, which didn't really excite me or the crowd. I even heard boos at one point, and this was the co-headline event, another reason I am angry at BT Sports for charging PPV for non title belt fights.

Holly actually apologised in her post fight interview with Joe Rogan about the lack of stand up combat afterwards and said she was disappointed that she couldn't provide more action. You can watch her interview with Joe below.





Let me know what you thought of UFC 246, Conors 40 second win, his "big news" about his Whisky, BT Sports charging PPV for the main card, and anything else....

Tuesday, 19 September 2017

The Full Conor McGregor v Floyd Money Mayweather Fight

The Full Conor McGregor v Floyd Money Mayweather Fight

If you haven't seen it yet then this was the 50th win of Floyd Money Mayweather's career as he fought MMA star and 2 division belt holder the "The Notorious" Conor McGregor, in his first ever professional boxing match in Las Vegas.

Before the fight many people were predicting Conor to not even land a punch on who has undoubtedly been the best pound for pound defensive boxer of our generation.

However even the US commentators were surprised in the early rounds at the amount of shots Conor was landing on Mayweather.

It was Floyds plan to tire Conor out in the early rounds and then get him in the later ones, but even he didn't expect Conor to hit him more times in 10 rounds, when the fight was stopped, than many other fighters had in 12.

If only Conor had managed to land one of his strong left power punches instead of right hand jabs that kept Money Mayweather at bay then we could have seen an upset early on. However it was not to be.

Watch for yourselves but I personally think Notorious Conor McGregor takes the first 4 rounds on points.

He was upset that the referee stepped in and wanted to hit the canvas, however the ref made the right decision as he wasn't protecting himself or fighting back and his legs were jelly and ice cream.

He did forgot about the MMA v Boxing rules on more than a few occasions with quite a few hammer punches to the back of Mayweathers head. However all in all it was a better fight than I and probably most other viewers expected it to be.


Let me know what you think of the fight in the comment section.

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Thursday, 10 August 2017

Is Conor v Mayweather like a Man v Kangaroo fight?

Man v Kangaroo in a Circus fight all about money

By UKHorseRacingTipster

Not something people do everyday but here is Conor McGregor slapping Floyd Mayweather's peanut head.

It maybe a peanut but it will be much harder to punch without Conor softening him up first with some kind of abuse, usually a few leg kicks. However this isn't going to happen in Las Vegas later this month which makes it so strange Conor is risking humiliation at the hands off the best defensive fighter ever known when he has never even boxed properly.

Here he is slapping his peanut head as he called it even though many fighters have never even landed a glove on it.



Of course this is all about the money. Conor just has too big a head after winning belts at two divisions and beating the previous best fighter in the division Eddie Alvarez and of course beating Jose Aldo in 13 seconds.

Top 5 KO's by Conor



It's totally Oranges and Lemons. Conor would smash Floyd to bits in a real fight and Mayweather knows this. It must be going around his head, the way Conor has humiliated him on the world tour, especially after he called him "boy", which caused a bit of a controversy in New York.

Mayweather would be crazy to step into an Octagon as Conor would take his legs away, back kick him to the fence before left punch or elbowing him to the face and then maybe, not that Conor seems to like it much, but a bit of ground and pound.

Carl Froch has said recently Mayweather could be in trouble.

Conor is 10 Years younger Floyd is having to come back down to 12 stones after an 2 year break with little training, this could be dangerous and play into Conor's hands. He can take a punch but he doesn't really like the ground n pound especially after the "tap tap" as Floyd called his defeat to Nate Diaz.

Plus he is putting his unbeaten record on all on the line for a freak show, Man v Kangaroo fight where McGregor doesn't have all his weapons to hand, and has never boxed properly, let alone the best pound for pound fighter we have ever seen.

If he loses it will haunt him forever.

Whatever happens I don't want to fork out £100 to see two men standing in the ring waiting for counter attacks and with Mayweather at 1/100 on there is no money to be made on the seemingly victorious Mayweather.

I have put some down on the hope Conor gets lucky or freaks out and does a sneeky headbut or knee whilst in a clinch that takes Mayweather's breath away.

View the original article on ukhorseracingtipster.com

By UKHorseRacingTipster

Monday, 20 February 2017

Conor McGregor's Boxing Skills

Conor McGregor's Boxing Skills



This is a collation of the two belt, UFC superstar and current champion Conor McGregor's


Showing off his Boxing Skills




Wednesday, 15 February 2017

Conor McGregor and his sparring wars

Conor McGregor and his sparring wars

2 belt weight UFC champion, Conor McGregor, is here at work showing off his highlights and skills in sparring.

Wednesday, 8 February 2017

The Best Of Trash Talk - Conor McGregor with Nate Diaz

The Best Of Trash Talk - Conor McGregor

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The trash talk before and during Connor's matches are some of the most enjoyable things to watch in pre-match fights.

Notorious BIG and Conor McGregor take on Nate Diaz



There are some great lines from the last few years and I'm sure we will get to enjoy some new ones in next year!

Watch the original video at YouTube.com.

Two weight UFC legend Conor McGregor releases boxing training video

Two weight UFC legend Conor McGregor releases boxing training video

Conor McGregor Adds Fuel to the Fire By Releasing a Boxing Training Video. www.youtube.com

Two belt weight holding UFC legend Conor McGregor released a boxing training video the other day.

Could a mega-fight between Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather be far behind?

The UFC lightweight champion released a boxing training video at SBG Ireland on Instagram on Wednesday. McGregor recently said he will pass on returning to the Octagon in order to compete in a boxing ring next — preferably against Mayweather. 

Do you think his skills stack up to the boxing legend? What do you think? Will Conor beat multi millions Floyd Mayweather?

Do you think his skills stack up to the boxing legend? Check it out below.