I also love how people get saying "I'm glad he got beat, too cocky" well n shit Sherlock he is selling the fight

Did you ever see aldo pull 8 million in 1 gate? Nope as he cant hype up a fight. I remember watching UFC back when Cain Valasques beat Brock for the title, it wasn't really anywhere on the Internet or newspapers and or trending on Twitter with over 900k tweets even though it was a high profile fight

Conor is probably hands down the best athlete in the world that can hype something up to gain money

Also for Jose Aldo "I'll fight him anywhere anytime" dos Anjos pulls out and he doesn't want the fight.mthen he calls him out on Twitter and says he's got nowhere to run now? Since when has he ever ran? Since when has any fighter went up 2 weight divisions to keep the fight going? I think Jose is still damaged from the left and shot.

I'm with halo I only went for Nate because of Nick and because there from my hometown, I haven't watched ufc in a while so I probably don't have a valid opinion but McGregor did gain 30 pounds didn't he? That does come in to play considering his body isn't use to producing enough energy nevertheless good win for Nate

Veizo wrote I'm with halo I only went for Nate because of Nick and because there from my hometown, I haven't watched ufc in a while so I probably don't have a valid opinion but McGregor did gain 30 pounds didn't he? That does come in to play considering his body isn't use to producing enough energy nevertheless good win for Nate

He didn't gain 30 pounds, he just fought near to his natural weight which is close to 175, same thing with Nate; whose natural weight is around 175-180.

Honestly it went how I expected it to. I knew Nate would try to outbox him, and I knew he was an amazing boxer, I just didn't how it would play out on the feet. I knew if it went to the ground, Nate would submit him, which he did. I called that two months ago.

Conor's left is so deadly and it did a lot of damage, but nowhere near enough to rock Nate at all. Plus, Nate got super loose about midway through the second, which is when he started to really start hitting Conor with every shot which eventually led to that perfect 1-2 that rocked Conor. And then all the sudden Conor turned into a wrestler and its history from there.

Such a great fight. I feel like I was one of the few who was confident in Nate winning.. Lol, I was talking a lot of shit on YouTube these past couple weeks leading up to the fight.

Wasn't shocked at this result, I am a big fan of Mcgregor but Nate just took them punches, Conor was obviously going to lose the ground fight his shots were just not accurate enough and powerful enough.

I thought McGregor would win but he didn't, was good to see him congratulate Diaz and say kind words to him after losing.