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Dominick Cruz explains why he believes Conor McGregor will definitely make a comeback: "I definitely think he'll be back... He got that taste and that feeling of showing up, and now everybody is doubting him. Everybody loves a comeback story, so no matter what anybody says, they're going to... show more

Ariel Helwani

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Owen2 months ago

Ariel lad stop promoting that dangerous hateful rapist you should know better, he's factually the most hated sports person by a mile in Ireland for a reason should do much better.

DeanAcer2 months ago

Probably the most genuine view out there from a professional fighter. Very good insight!

LordVary$2 months ago

Yeah he’ll come back and prob get hurt again. Steal another 30 Mil why not.

James Turner2 months ago

Ariel still doing PR for the rapist even after his leg fell off... what a clown.

Bill Lumbergh2 months ago

I'm going to get 5 of the ACL version....

Puka2 months ago

@DominickCruz Every Conor fight at this point is a comeback story

Monty Burns2 months ago

Best in the game

Timothy A G2 months ago

So what!! Enough already with the Connor nonsense! He is 2-5 in his last 7 fights.. He sucks. Most guys would have been cut with a horrible record like that. It’s just a money scam he is finished.. Enough with all the BS hype!

Olly👌🇾🇪2 months ago

Dom’s been there before he knows how it is

Ernest Neilsen2 months ago

Conor is washed he need to give it up

Coach Cutty2 months ago

Never count out a competitor. Fighters who reach that level rarely stop believing they have one more run in them. The hardest thing to replace isn't the money. It's the feeling of competing under the brightest lights.

Crant2 months ago

I hated Dom as a fighter but he is by far the best commentator in the UFC. Remove DC immediately.

Mike_j23772 months ago

Wrong, has never been the same since Kahbib

Jessie Ray2 months ago

@DominickCruz Still gaslighting the fans. The idea that he ever had a chance to come back and be a contender was a con job from the beginning and they’re gonna try and pull that same con job again

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