pablothunder wrote:A slow version of Floyd walked forward all night and made a good show of the whole sham, which was nice of him.
Floyd usually only knows one direction (reverse) so doesn't say much for the famed punching power of McGregor does it?
Absolutely, there was next to no concern from Floyd at any point. It's called Showtime for a reason.
I'm not sure young Mcgregor even managed to walk old Floyd backwards. Assuming Conor has strength or power, Floyd took all of it away from him while standing right in front of him.
Kilsby wrote:A man aged 40 and semi retired completely dominated the face of UFC or MMA at his physical peak at just turned 29.
This was all about levels and McGregors is below Sam Eggingtons....
Still, this should sober some fans up from MMA
It won't sober some of them up, they are already chatting shit everywhere " Yeah but he won the early rounds " trying to claim any kind of victory .
Floyd gave those early rounds away just on work rate, thats fair enough but it was clear he had zero respect for Connors ability .
MMA/Mc fans are deluded
Was Floyd just a shadow of what he was even 2 years ago ??
^^ Yes, he was.
Yet it was still wasn't even remotely competitive
Cheers pal.
I was worried that if Floyd had gotten old overnight Conor may have had a chance. It seems Floyd had but Conor still didn't have a chance. Saw a brief highlights reel in slo mo where Conor caught him with an uppercut but it had no effect on Floyd. UFC fans banging on about his amazing knockout power no doubt learnt a thing or two watching that.