Mcgregor

[fiegi 8.0]

Originally Posted by hammbone [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Anyone catch the prelims with the Japanese guy (Ishihara) who won and doesn't speak a lick of English?

One of his mates must have told him to say it, but I died laughing when he said "I love you my bitches".

The post fight interview he said "As long as I can KO someone and get girls, I'll do it all day."

Already like this guy

yea heard that and got a chuckle. my fav part was when joe rogan interviewed the guy who started speaking arabic or w/e and rogan looked like he saw a ghost.

[AzzarTheGod]

So offensive guy should learn some manners

[Buhbuh]

keeping in mind that mcgregor hasn't really defended his title once, it's surprising this thread was even made

i don't think anyone believed he was the baddest dude in the sport considering how little he's done to solidify a legacy

he's not a jones, silva, or st. pierre. he's a cash cow. probably not as much now, though.

209 bitches

[Tune]

Originally Posted by fiegi 8.0 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

mcgregor = phil baroni 2.0

baron v. minawa

NEVER FORGET

[fan D]

bushido, baroni, same thing

[fan D]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LTtmaJPIDc

[Genedin]

Originally Posted by fan D [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

IM PRETTY asure thats the first fight in ufc history where someone went up 2 weight classes

it was a win win for mcgregor, nothin but respect for going up that much and competing

ps he made 500k+ and is laughing to the bank

incorrect

BJ Penn already did this, didn't work out great.

[fan D]

really? plz link the fight where bj moved up 2 weight classes in the ufc

(he didnt)

he moved to welterweight for a few fights, thts 1 weight class

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Originally Posted by fan D [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

really? plz link the fight where bj moved up 2 weight classes in the ufc

(he didnt)

he moved to welterweight for a few fights, thts 1 weight class

Penn signed to exclusively fight for the Japanese Fighting and Entertainment Group's (FEG) K-1 promotion citing a lack of challenging fights left for him in the UFC.[21] The UFC promptly stripped him of the welterweight title, claiming Penn breached his contract and that the signing constituted him refusing to defend his title. Penn filed a suit against the UFC and publicized his side of the conflict, claiming his UFC contract had already expired. Penn filed a motion to stop the UFC from awarding a new welterweight title, but that motion was denied.[28]

In his second fight for FEG, Penn fought again at welterweight (170 pounds) and defeated Duane Ludwig at the 2004 K-1 MMA Romanex show in under five minutes by arm triangle choke.[2] Following the Ludwig fight, Penn moved up in weight class to face the undefeated Rodrigo Gracie at middleweight (185 pounds).[29] Penn won by decision, extending his winning streak to four fights.[19] On March 26, 2005, at the inaugural event of FEG's new MMA promotion Hero's, Penn faced future UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Lyoto Machida, losing by unanimous decision at K-1 Hero's 1. The fight happened at an open weight class with Penn weighing in at 86.5 kilograms (191 lb) and Machida 102 kilograms (225 lb).[30] Later that year at K-1 World Grand Prix Hawaii, Penn returned to middleweight to face Pride Fighting Championship veteran Renzo Gracie, which he won by unanimous decision.[2]