"Conor would kill Floyd in a street fight."

[BillyBoxing]

Conor took it too far with a straight OG.
Disrespecting him about his family religion and his mates.
He got what was coming to him.

Yeah, except that the fight IMO was supposed to settle those things.

Khabib submitted Connor in front of the world, Connor didn't back anything he said (I will shatter that glass jaw blablabla).

Khabib WON while keeping his dignity ect...unlike Connor.

Now Khabib getting stripped and fined 6 figures...
That's not really well paid for a bunch of weak succker punches.

[LacedUp]

When he brings 30 people just to throw a dolly at bus and runs away, disrespectingt families, ethnicites and religions his fans says he's so gangster, the king doing whatever the fook he wants

When he gets slapped, insulted in middle of the fight, choked, being forced to give up, and then his whole team gets checked and folded just for the **** he started, his fans says it's not right, these savages don't belong in civilized society, ha ha

Haha, this is so true. I am a Conor fan, but he deserved the beat down.

Brother Khabib was an animal.

[BillyBoxing]

How do you know how a street fight between them would go? Nobody has seen either of them in a street fight and I think with his personality Mayweather has had plenty of street fights. What we do know is an old out of shape Mayweather can toy with Conor in a boxing ring and knock him out anytime he gets tired of playing with him.

You never know how a fight would go.

That being said, overall,

Khabib kills Connor in a street fight and
Connor kills Floyd in a street fight

The main reason being grappling beat striking most of the time.


Floyd would probably just get grabbed by an ankle, taken down and choked without throwing a proper punch.

The fight between Floyd and Connor was more embarrassing to Floyd than anything else.
And if Floyd is the man with the street fighter mentality you're painting then I wonder why he never dared to step into the octagon just like Connor did in a boxing ring.

[kafkod]

Heres a pro tip for pool huslting and street fighting. Doesn't matter if you are god damn ninja best fighter in the planet or a trophy winning 9 ball trick shot pro. The secret to success is never play anyone who can beat you. Bank doesnt care about trophies.

I remember listening to my uncle, drunk at a family party, bragging about his exploits in the ring and in street fights.

"I might have lost a few boxing matches, but I never lost a street fight and I never will."

My auntie laughed and asked him if he thought he was the hardest man in the world. He said, "No, but I'm not ****** enough to get in street fights unless I know I'm going to win"

I was only a kid when I heard that, but I never forgot it.

[kafkod]

You never know how a fight would go.

That being said, overall,

Khabib kills Connor in a street fight and
Connor kills Floyd in a street fight

The main reason being grappling beat striking most of the time.


Floyd would probably just get grabbed by an ankle, taken down and choked without throwing a proper punch.

The fight between Floyd and Connor was more embarrassing to Floyd than anything else.
And if Floyd is the man with the street fighter mentality you're painting then I wonder why he never dared to step into the octagon just like Connor did in a boxing ring.

Grappling in the octagon and grappling in a street fight are not the same. You don't need a black belt in ju-jitsu to bite people's ears and noses, grab their testicles and squeeze, gouge their eyes, grab their fingers and bend them till they break, etc.

[KingKrypton]

No he should be given a medal for exposing a fool over hyped Irish man - Going forward old plastic gangster and his friends better watch out Khabib and his mob will make there life hell.

What i have seen of both there is no point in a rematch it will just be another one sided affair.

Yeah I was just pointing out the hypocrisy. The same McGregor fans were talking up how gangster their boy is, to the point of saying he can kill someone in a street fight. Are now high on moral and ethics now wanting Khabib to be thrown in jail for his actions lol. The height of hypocrisy.

[Robbie Barrett]

That Khabib mastered the **** technique, once he gets on you you're finished.

[alexguiness]

I don't follow UFC but was McGregor ever really any good?

In such a new sport he made a fortune from being a 'personality' like Rousey did.

He had a pretty unconventional stand up style and a very average ground game, the difference was his trash talking etc.

[g27region]

As a ******, I found nothing that Conor said or done particularly offensive to Islam. Yes, he handed Khabib a drink fully knowing he was ****** and called him backward, but people are acting like Conor was insulting the prophet (PBUH) or the Koran. He was being Conor. It wasn't his fault that Dana White didn't do anything after he attacked Khabib's bus, but that was in response to a prior confrontation between Khabib and Conor's sparring partner.

Conor's trash talking probably went too far, but he generated enough attention to make it Khabib's most lucrative fight. Khabib pretending like he's defending Islam is silly. He's not liberating **** or fighting the Romans. He's fighting in a sport that is a business first and foremost. People say he showed he was a "true gangster" in there. No, he came off as dense, naive, petty and mentally weak. Conor would have actually looked worse if he'd just shook his hand and buried the past. What an incredibly ****** person.

Confrontation between Khabib and Lobov was a response for Lobov disrespecting Khabib. He wasn't looking for Lobov on purpose with his friends, Lobov just happened to be there. Lobov could say "let's leave the building and talk one on one now" and Khabib couldn't refuse to do that, because if he refused that, it would be viewed as a coward move even by his own people. But Lobov was silent and shook, unable to say anything

There's more than just a religion. It's more about Khabib's family. Khabib is a Dagestani and pride in these places means a lot, especially pride of your family. They have blood feuds over there and you better think twice before talk about these people's families. Actually, when Conor started talking about Khabib's dad, I knew the peace can't be restored at that moment. It was a point of no return. If you say things Conor was saying about some dad or mom over there, you can get killed. Easily. These people have their own set of rules - let's say, if McGregor visits Russia now, it's not likely they will touch him at all - he will be viewed as a "guest" and they really value hospitality. So Conor might be safe there. But they wouldn't have no problem to get at him anywhere outside of their home. Talking about families, you shouldn't really go there if you deal with these people. Do that to Jose Aldo. I mean North Caucasus, Chechens and Dagestanis. Southern Caucasus (Armenians, Georgians, Azerbaijanis) have same values but not to that extreme extent.

So if Khabib shaked McGregor hand and started being respectful after the fight, his own people wouldn't understand that. If he'd lose the fight, his people wouldn't approve that either. He basically had to humiliate Conor because Conor left him no choice with his talk. He was just raised that way which values family pride above business and materialistic things, some retaliation was supposed to happen. Sounds like bronze age for some people, but that's just the way they're raised in these regions.

I feel sorry for Conor, actually, he was promoting the fight and didn't mean 80% of the stuff he was saying. But that's just a clash of different cultures. It'd be much better for him if he wasn't trying to involve Khabib's dad and his ethnicity, that's the moment where it started getting serious. Ferguson would get a better treatment just because when Ferguson was talking trash to Khabib, it was about Khabib, not his father

It could be worse, if it wasn't Octagon and McGregor wasn't a celebrity. If Conor is smart, he should leave it at that, eat a crow and doesn't take this conflict further.

[McNulty]

I don't follow UFC but was McGregor ever really any good?

In such a new sport he made a fortune from being a 'personality' like Rousey did.

He had a pretty unconventional stand up style and a very average ground game, the difference was his trash talking etc.

He beat a couple of guys and had a b+ pull counter straight left.

I thought he lost both x to the shítty Diaz brother.