McGregor beats Diaz in decision

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Damn, now I wish I would have paid the $60 bucks to watch it on PPV. It went the full 5 rounds and sounds like it was a great fight. Very close. McGregor wins based on points. I bet this decision could be controversial.

I wonder if Conor will drop and weight and try to go back to dominating lighter weight classes.
 
He will fight at wrestlemania. Likely get involved in a summer slam match tommorow
 
Went down to the last minute from what I heard. Unfortunately, McGregor's ego will now reach Kanye level proportions in the next six months. When are us boxing fans going to get to see Gennedy-Canelo?

Fucking never.
 
Great fight. Very close. Two judges scored it three rounds to two, one judge saw it as a draw.

McGregor has suggested a rubber match.

The UFC set their own PPV record with the previous fight. Set a record for purse tonight. For sure they will be interested in doing this again.
 
CM was smart to make Diaz chase him. By doing this it really hampered Diaz' 'punches in bunches' that he and his brother are notorious for. Conor's counterpunches were on point. You see how bloody Diaz was? A majority of that damage came directly from the counterpunches.
 
CM was smart to make Diaz chase him. By doing this it really hampered Diaz' 'punches in bunches' that he and his brother are notorious for. Conor's counterpunches were on point. You see how bloody Diaz was? A majority of that damage came directly from the counterpunches.

Conor wanted to avoid going to the ground with Diaz, who has a superior ground game, so he had to keep his distance. Distance management is one of the keys to fighting.

Conor is a better stand up striker though and landed several wicked blows. Nate is really tough to be able to withstand those punches. If Conor were fighting a guy at a lower weight level, he probably would have knocked them out in the 1st round.

I think Conor wants to go back to 155.
 
Reports coming out that Conor actually broke his foot in the fight. I wonder what round that occurred in? He must have been running on adrenaline.
 
Reports coming out that Conor actually broke his foot in the fight. I wonder what round that occurred in? He must have been running on adrenaline.
I bet it was tail end of 2nd rd looked like all his movement was dead from where he was and I doubt he was gassed as he had been so efficient.
 
Ok...actually the reports of the broken foot were apparantly false.
 
Just got to watch the whole fight. I think Conor won rounds 1,2,4. Nate won the 3rd and the 5th was a wash. But Conor is such an incredible boxer, he looks like he toys with his opponents at times. A smaller opponent would have been knocked out much sooner.

Diaz is an animal, he took so many face strikes and kept going.
 
Just got to watch the whole fight. I think Conor won rounds 1,2,4. Nate won the 3rd and the 5th was a wash. But Conor is such an incredible boxer, he looks like he toys with his opponents at times. A smaller opponent would have been knocked out much sooner.

Diaz is an animal, he took so many face strikes and kept going.
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That was a great fight. Very entertaining. I think McGregor should demand that Diaz come down closer to his regular weight for fight 3.
 
That was a great fight. Very entertaining. I think McGregor should demand that Diaz come down closer to his regular weight for fight 3.
Why? They're so entertaining already at 170, what makes you think a third match would be any better at 155? The very fact that McGregor can go t0e-to-toe with a much bigger man and find the second wind necessary to win that 4th round is what made that fight so great. If Diaz actually had to cut weight (rather that McGregor adding), I don't think it would have been nearly as good or as even.
 
Why? They're so entertaining already at 170, what makes you think a third match would be any better at 155? The very fact that McGregor can go t0e-to-toe with a much bigger man and find the second wind necessary to win that 4th round is what made that fight so great. If Diaz actually had to cut weight (rather that McGregor adding), I don't think it would have been nearly as good or as even.

Because it gives Diaz a big advantage. I dont think it's fair for him to continue to get that advantage for the 3rd fight.
 
Dana says they are moving on from the third fight, makes sense though, their antics before the fights have been WWE promo shit.

However Dana isn't a guy who keeps his word.
 
Dana says they are moving on from the third fight, makes sense though, their antics before the fights have been WWE promo shit.

However Dana isn't a guy who keeps his word.

There have been plenty of rematches in MMA history, but I don't think there have been any back to back to backs. I think McGregor will drop down to 155 and fight Eddie Alvarez for the lightweight championship.

But it seems Dana wants him to drop to 145 and defend his featherweight belt. McGregor talks like he isn't too interested in that, but Aldo is considered by many to be the best fighters ever at that weight class. So whipping him back to back would be a big career achievment for him.
 
There have been plenty of rematches in MMA history, but I don't think there have been any back to back to backs. I think McGregor will drop down to 155 and fight Eddie Alvarez for the lightweight championship.

But it seems Dana wants him to drop to 145 and defend his featherweight belt. McGregor talks like he isn't too interested in that, but Aldo is considered by many to be the best fighters ever at that weight class. So whipping him back to back would be a big career achievment for him.
It makes sense for McGregor to go to LW, the cut isn't as harsh for him and he will still have elite power at that weight.
 
It makes sense for McGregor to go to LW, the cut isn't as harsh for him and he will still have elite power at that weight.
It makes sense for McGregor to take the fight that would give him the biggest payday. What would more fans be interested in--Conor v Eddie, or McDiaz III?
 
Dana says they are moving on from the third fight, makes sense though, their antics before the fights have been WWE promo shit.

However Dana isn't a guy who keeps his word.
WWE promo shit sells. That's how all the big fights begin. I don't see the UFC moving away from that!
 

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