Do you think that conor mcgregor really should have beat nate diaz?

[LordWavy]

Well?

[Brian0602]

I gave it to Conor.

I would have been okay with a draw, but Diaz definitely didn't win.

[wasp9166]

i think conor learned the first time, that mfer can take a punch , so he got his shots in , enough to be ahead and then stayed out of reach as much as he could

kinda crappy , but smart in a way

i think he had the better shots and won , was hell of a fight tho

[PeteJonesHTX]

Yes. Lol'd when Diaz finally got him on the ground with only like 15 seconds left in the fight. This one goes to the Irish.

[YoungDaku]

He turned Nate's face into a fruit gusher so yeah

[Chrysippus]

Gregor McConnor > brown guy

RIP in peace

[Tyler31622]

He turned Nate's face into a fruit gusher so yeah

Diaz has tons of scar tissue from taking hundreds of shots to the face over his career, your pussy ass could probably open his face up if you landed a half decent shot.

I gave the fight to Conor OP, it's 1-1 now, lets go for a 3rd to put this **** to rest.

[Kev1972]

Fake and staged.

[HipHopLyrics]

I gave it to Conor but it's hardly the emphatic revenge he said he'd get after being forced to tap in the first fight. He just got the nod over Diaz, a mid level lightweight with a record of 19-11.

Then claims "the king is back" lol.

He has to defend his belt now surely.

[wasp9166]

Fake and staged.

i kinda felt this at fight start , and thought , this is the first ufc fight i've watched where i feel, oh no, it's turning into boxing

money will do it eventually

[CoolKnees]

1st round - Conor
2nd round - Conor (Dominated 80% of the round, dropped him twice)
3rd round - Diaz
4th round - Conor
5th round - Diaz

1st round arguably a 10-8.

There's just no way that Diaz won this one.

[BAMF11]

Conor may have won but we all knew if it went to a close decision the judges would give it to Conor. With Rousey done and one more loss for Conor, UFC returns to its true fringe sport status. At least everybody made that fat phuck Dana White rich!

[dougefresh93]

1st round - Conor
2nd round - Conor (Dominated 80% of the round, dropped him twice)
3rd round - Diaz
4th round - Conor
5th round - Diaz

1st round arguably a 10-8.

There's just no way that Diaz won this one.

I Agree wth this *******

[Smithers115]

Conor may have won but we all knew if it went to a close decision the judges would give it to Conor. With Rousey done and one more loss for Conor, UFC returns to its true fringe sport status. At least everybody made that fat phuck Dana White rich!

this

lol if you think UFC would let its latest golden boy cash cow lose again

rousey will also win her next fight so the ufc can make her relevant again

[420Layers]

UFC needs to let drug testing float into the background and make Jon Jones and Overeem (after he wins at UFC 203) into stars.

I mean, one of them is considered the greatest MMA practitioner ever, the other one is finally getting a shot at a UFC belt after more than 5 years with the organization, and loads of other kickboxing belts.


Overeem as just being a huge, stupid powerful guy has tons of promotability, Jon Jones too. Neither one of them fuks with PR in stupid ways, but are good at generating hype for their fights.

I don't know why the UFC promotes one-hit-wonders like Ronda, and pussies like Conor who can't fight at the division they should be in.

[YoungDaku]

UFC needs to let drug testing float into the background and make Jon Jones and Overeem (after he wins at UFC 203) into stars.

I mean, one of them is considered the greatest MMA practitioner ever, the other one is finally getting a shot at a UFC belt after more than 5 years with the organization, and loads of other kickboxing belts.


Overeem as just being a huge, stupid powerful guy has tons of promotability, Jon Jones too. Neither one of them fuks with PR in stupid ways, but are good at generating hype for their fights.

I don't know why the UFC promotes one-hit-wonders like Ronda, and pussies like Conor who can't fight at the division they should be in.

Not sure if serious

[quadfecta]

Fake and staged.

This. Ratings through the roof and now they've set up a rematch II

[Kev1972]

This. Ratings through the roof and now they've set up a rematch II

Can't blame Nate Diaz. He went from making peanuts to living out his golden years in the hamptons from a couple fights. Shame that UFC became WWE but it is what it is. Hopefully people wake up and stop watching.

[420Layers]

Not sure if serious

Ok.

1. Almost everybody in the UFC, especially at the top level use drugs


2. I have never understood how drug use in sports is cheating. When everybody truly is natty, the playing field is not level. Genetics are king. When everybody is on drugs, genetics are still king.

Do you even know the history of PEDs in sports and legality?

AAS (not all PEDs) was made illegal following the 1990 Anabolic Steroids Control Act. Congress illegally ordered the FDA to mark AAS as a schedule III controlled substance, without actually going through the due process the FDA takes when deciding to make a drug illegal. The FDA strongly advised them not to make AAS illegal.


The health benefits AAS and other drugs bring to athletes are enormous, especially when your sport involves being slammed into by 300 pound men every sunday, or getting your face smashed in every 4-6 months.


3. There is no miracle drug that will turn you into a pro fighter. They are all tools that allow you to recover faster, train harder, get better results from your training etc.


The anti-ped community is a poorly informed mess of politicians looking to gain approval and sheeple who can't be bothered to google search what they see on tv.

[YoungDaku]

Ok.

1. Almost everybody in the UFC, especially at the top level use drugs


2. I have never understood how drug use in sports is cheating. When everybody truly is natty, the playing field is not level. Genetics are king. When everybody is on drugs, genetics are still king.

Do you even know the history of PEDs in sports and legality?

AAS (not all PEDs) was made illegal following the 1990 Anabolic Steroids Control Act. Congress illegally ordered the FDA to mark AAS as a schedule III controlled substance, without actually going through the due process the FDA takes when deciding to make a drug illegal. The FDA strongly advised them not to make AAS illegal.


The health benefits AAS and other drugs bring to athletes are enormous, especially when your sport involves being slammed into by 300 pound men every sunday, or getting your face smashed in every 4-6 months.


3. There is no miracle drug that will turn you into a pro fighter. They are all tools that allow you to recover faster, train harder, get better results from your training etc.


The anti-ped community is a poorly informed mess of politicians looking to gain approval and sheeple who can't be bothered to google search what they see on tv.

I was referring to Jon Jones being a PR disaster hitting pregnant ladies and chit and being a coke fiend and he may also be banned for 2-4 years

[glassboddle]

Ok.

1. Almost everybody in the UFC, especially at the top level use drugs


2. I have never understood how drug use in sports is cheating. When everybody truly is natty, the playing field is not level. Genetics are king. When everybody is on drugs, genetics are still king.

Do you even know the history of PEDs in sports and legality?

AAS (not all PEDs) was made illegal following the 1990 Anabolic Steroids Control Act. Congress illegally ordered the FDA to mark AAS as a schedule III controlled substance, without actually going through the due process the FDA takes when deciding to make a drug illegal. The FDA strongly advised them not to make AAS illegal.


The health benefits AAS and other drugs bring to athletes are enormous, especially when your sport involves being slammed into by 300 pound men every sunday, or getting your face smashed in every 4-6 months.


3. There is no miracle drug that will turn you into a pro fighter. They are all tools that allow you to recover faster, train harder, get better results from your training etc.


The anti-ped community is a poorly informed mess of politicians looking to gain approval and sheeple who can't be bothered to google search what they see on tv.

aware us on these "enormous health benefits". srs

[420Layers]

I was referring to Jon Jones being a PR disaster hitting pregnant ladies and chit and being a coke fiend and he may also be banned for 2-4 years

Then why did you bold the drug testing part?

Strong


Didn't hear about that, guess Dana White is p good at dmg control.

[420Layers]

aware us on these "enormous health benefits". srs

Faster repair of tissue, increased bone density and quality of tissue (less likely to get injured), increased cardiovascular health.

[glassboddle]

Faster repair of tissue, increased bone density and quality of tissue (less likely to get injured), increased cardiovascular health.

Depends on the substance I suppose. Certain substances are definitely NOT associated with cardiovascular health, and the big T does not improve tendon and ligament quality - but health is a subjective term to be honest.

All of the things you listed are beneficial for an athlete but I still wouldn't necessarily label them as health benefits. You could equally argue that the long term benefits of usage are not favourable towards health.

[elterrible987]

I thought diaz won but only having 5 rounds makes it hard to score.

If you think there are two solid rounds for each fighter, then basically the one remaining round decides the fight. I think its a lot easier to score with more rounds like boxing.

[YoungDaku]

Then why did you bold the drug testing part?

Strong


Didn't hear about that, guess Dana White is p good at dmg control.

If there are no drug tests he has no incentive to get off coke and he'll keep doing crazy chit to fuk himself and the UFC over
it'll just be stuff like happening with Jones



http://news.nationalpost.com/sports/...pregnant-woman

[420Layers]

Depends on the substance I suppose. Certain substances are definitely NOT associated with cardiovascular health, and the big T does not improve tendon and ligament quality - but health is a subjective term to be honest.

All of the things you listed are beneficial for an athlete but I still wouldn't necessarily label them as health benefits. You could equally argue that the long term benefits of usage are not favourable towards health.

Well, imo health is honestly a stupid point of discussion when your sport involves getting physically obliterated.