EddiePain420 -i see conor losing by dq. getting his ass kicked then looking for a way out to save face so he throws random leg kicks over and over and claiming he's sorry until they stop it.
Leg kick and he loses a % of his purse as he knows that is against the rule. My guess is spinning back fist which is illegal but he can claim he thought it was legal and didn't know.
Conor wouldn't get through 3 rounds. Floyd would unload on him with that right hand and keep pushing off Conor's clinches. He'd make space and land bodyshots and uppercuts before bouncing out and jabbing.
If Floyd were to do that steadily, which is basic shit, Conor wouldn't know how to counter it, especially after the initial right rocks him. No need for Floyd to take any risk, just steady jabs, straight right, avoid the clinch, and go up and down.
No way Conor lasts very long with steady pressure. He had a hard time with Diaz, who is only a decent boxer, and Diaz didn't mix it up on him, mostly just threw jabs and rights with very little speed.
How is Conor going to deal with deep water against someone who has a lot more speed and power and head movement? For that reason, this fight will never happen. It is absolutely not going to happen.
The reason all this talk is going back and forth is because Conor is trying to keep his name out there while he is taking time off. As long as people are talking about him, no matter how absurd the claims are, he's relevant.
He's going to make a lot more money if he antagonizes people while he's taking a break because he'll still be fresh in everyone's memory. It's just self-promotion, and Floyd has agreed to it because it's good business for him as well.
The fight will never happen, and even if it did out of some miracle, no way Conor gets past the 3rd round. Floyd would have zero respect for him and would get sick of Conor's shit after a short time.
Sultry Crockett -Conor wouldn't get through 3 rounds. Floyd would unload on him with that right hand and keep pushing off Conor's clinches. He'd make space and land bodyshots and uppercuts before bouncing out and jabbing.
If Floyd were to do that steadily, which is basic shit, Conor wouldn't know how to counter it, especially after the initial right rocks him. No need for Floyd to take any risk, just steady jabs, straight right, avoid the clinch, and go up and down.
No way Conor lasts very long with steady pressure. He had a hard time with Diaz, who is only a decent boxer, and Diaz didn't mix it up on him, mostly just threw jabs and rights with very little speed.
How is Conor going to deal with deep water against someone who has a lot more speed and power and head movement? For that reason, this fight will never happen. It is absolutely not going to happen.
The reason all this talk is going back and forth is because Conor is trying to keep his name out there while he is taking time off. As long as people are talking about him, no matter how absurd the claims are, he's relevant.
He's going to make a lot more money if he antagonizes people while he's taking a break because he'll still be fresh in everyone's memory. It's just self-promotion, and Floyd has agreed to it because it's good business for him as well.
The fight will never happen, and even if it did out of some miracle, no way Conor gets past the 3rd round. Floyd would have zero respect for him and would get sick of Conor's shit after a short time.
The Power Double -Or this.Conor gets schooled for 10 rounds then has a mind snap and throws a kick. Chaos ensues
If it ain't Dutch, it ain't much -Not only would he never land a spinning back fist on Floyd but to think that excuse would be anymore reasonable than leg kicks is ridiculous.EddiePain420 -i see conor losing by dq. getting his ass kicked then looking for a way out to save face so he throws random leg kicks over and over and claiming he's sorry until they stop it.
Leg kick and he loses a % of his purse as he knows that is against the rule. My guess is spinning back fist which is illegal but he can claim he thought it was legal and didn't know.