Mayweather vs McGregor official

[Ron Swanson]

Titofan, do you realize you give significance to something completely meaningless?

In fact if you didn't count this fight(which is impossible since it is a sanctioned bout) Floyd would retire tied with Marciano for the record for most wins with no losses as a retired reigning champion.

After this fight Floyd will retire not as a reigning champion so Marciano will hold the record alone.

[Master]

Titofan, do you realize you give significance to something completely meaningless?

In fact if you didn't count this fight(which is impossible since it is a sanctioned bout) Floyd would retire tied with Marciano for the record for most wins with no losses as a retired reigning champion.

After this fight Floyd will retire not as a reigning champion so Marciano will hold the record alone.

Hasn't Ricardo Lopez got a better record than that?

[Spicoli]

Titofan, do you realize you give significance to something completely meaningless?

In fact if you didn't count this fight(which is impossible since it is a sanctioned bout) Floyd would retire tied with Marciano for the record for most wins with no losses as a retired reigning champion.

After this fight Floyd will retire not as a reigning champion so Marciano will hold the record alone.

Hasn't Ricardo Lopez got a better record than that?

Never understood that either as he did retire undefeated 50-0-1 as a champion, the draw was technical on a cut. In fairness though he was a bit 'lucky' to have it scored a draw vs Alvarez. Paul Spadafora came close going 48-0-1 before losing.

[Batman]

Just watched Conor McGregor for the first time fighting some dude called Nate Diaz, I've never watch a UFC fight before (other than when Ronda Rousey got KO'd)

I'm at even more of a loss as to how this fight can be made, I thought that there was some modicum of boxing skills used in UFC but apparently there isn't, in the fight I have just watched for the majority of it they were standing and exchanging but there was nothing remotely like boxing involved, that Diaz dude left McGregor on queer street.

I thought that McGregor was some sort of undefeated UFC demigod.

[Master]

Just watched Conor McGregor for the first time fighting some dude called Nate Diaz, I've never watch a UFC fight before (other than when Ronda Rousey got KO'd)

I'm at even more of a loss as to how this fight can be made, I thought that there was some modicum of boxing skills used in UFC but apparently there isn't, in the fight I have just watched for the majority of it they were standing and exchanging but there was nothing remotely like boxing involved, that Diaz dude left McGregor on queer street.

I thought that McGregor was some sort of undefeated UFC demigod.

I think Collin avenged that loss.

[Batman]

Just watched Conor McGregor for the first time fighting some dude called Nate Diaz, I've never watch a UFC fight before (other than when Ronda Rousey got KO'd)

I'm at even more of a loss as to how this fight can be made, I thought that there was some modicum of boxing skills used in UFC but apparently there isn't, in the fight I have just watched for the majority of it they were standing and exchanging but there was nothing remotely like boxing involved, that Diaz dude left McGregor on queer street.

I thought that McGregor was some sort of undefeated UFC demigod.

I think Collin avenged that loss.

It appears that he did after looking on Wiki, if someone would have asked me who Nate Diaz was I would have said he was a rapper

I like this bit on Wiki

McGregor is known mostly as a striker and prefers to fight standing up as opposed to on the ground. McGregor is left handed and primarily fights out of the Southpaw stance, but often switches to a conventional stance as well. He will frequently try to be the aggressor in his bouts.[149] McGregor's boxing is typically considered his best skill, with the majority of his victories coming by way of knockout or technical-knockout via punches.[150] Many pundits cite McGregor's pull-back left-handed counter as his most dangerous strike.[151][152][153]

lolz, Mayweather could be in trouble