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11 years ago today, we got one of the greatest interviews in MMA history. “You’re looking at the current king, Ariel. You’re interviewing the current king…and July 11th the current king will be there raising gold.” Less than two weeks later at UFC 189, during McGregor’s iconic walkout, Joe Rogan put the monumental moment for Ireland into words: “We’ve seen countries get behind their fighters before, but there’s never been anything like this. The Irish people have come out tonight in a way that just defines them as a nation. And this man has incredible weight on his shoulders right now. The pressure that he’s experiencing right now, the hype behind all of this, very few human beings in this world will ever experience anything remotely similar to what’s going on inside the mind and the body of Conor McGregor as he steps into this octagon.” That was the atmosphere surrounding Conor McGregor before and during UFC 189. But Conor’s interview with Ariel Helwani 10 days before fight night, at the UFC x Reebok launch in New York City, will forever be gold. He still didn’t know if Jose Aldo or Chad Mendes would be standing across from him. Conor didn’t care. When Ariel asked about Aldo potentially pulling out, Conor said he didn’t blame him: “If an individual is afraid to fight, you cannot force him. So it is what it is. If he’s running, if he’s scared, there’s nothing I can do…Sometimes I look in the mirror and get a little fright as well looking at myself. I am an absolute animal. A machine. So I probably wouldn’t want to fight me either.” The whole situation was unprecedented. A fighter had just traveled the world on the most intense media tour the sport had ever seen, only to have his championship opponent thrown into uncertainty 10 days out. McGregor embraced the chaos, and walked into UFC 189 with the backing of a country behind him like we’ve never seen before. Now, 11 years later, UFC 329 lands on that exact same date, July 11th. The last time he fought on July 11th, he opened as the slight underdog. By the time the Octagon door closed, he was around a -190 favorite. There are underdogs, and then there’s Conor McGregor, a one-man market mover. 👊🏼: Conor McGregor 🎙️: Ariel Helwani
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11 years ago today, we got one of the greatest interviews in MMA history. “You’re looking at the current king, Ariel. You’re interviewing the current king…and July 11th the current king will be there raising gold.” Less than two weeks later at UFC 189, during McGregor’s iconic walkout, Joe Rogan put the monumental moment for Ireland into words: “We’ve seen countries get behind their fighters before, but there’s never been anything like this. The Irish people have come out tonight in a way that just defines them as a nation. And this man has incredible weight on his shoulders right now. The pressure that he’s experiencing right now, the hype behind all of this, very few human beings in this world will ever experience anything remotely similar to what’s going on inside the mind and the body of Conor McGregor as he steps into this octagon.” That was the atmosphere surrounding Conor McGregor before and during UFC 189. But Conor’s interview with Ariel Helwani 10 days before fight night, at the UFC x Reebok launch in New York City, will forever be gold. He still didn’t know if Jose Aldo or Chad Mendes would be standing across from him. Conor didn’t care. When Ariel asked about Aldo potentially pulling out, Conor said he didn’t blame him: “If an individual is afraid to fight, you cannot force him. So it is what it is. If he’s running, if he’s scared, there’s nothing I can do…Sometimes I look in the mirror and get a little fright as well looking at myself. I am an absolute animal. A machine. So I probably wouldn’t want to fight me either.” The whole situation was unprecedented. A fighter had just traveled the world on the most intense media tour the sport had ever seen, only to have his championship opponent thrown into uncertainty 10 days out. McGregor embraced the chaos, and walked into UFC 189 with the backing of a country behind him like we’ve never seen before. Now, 11 years later, UFC 329 lands on that exact same date, July 11th. The last time he fought on July 11th, he opened as the slight underdog. By the time the Octagon door closed, he was around a -190 favorite. There are underdogs, and then there’s Conor McGregor, a one-man market mover. 👊🏼: Conor McGregor 🎙️: Ariel Helwani

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Terence Crawford is NOT interested in a fight against Ilia Topuria 😬 “I’ve never even seen this dude fight… I’m not worried about that guy at all. What money would I get out of fighting him? He’s nowhere near the level of Conor McGregor. Don’t ever compare him to Conor. I don’t know this guy.” 🎥 Ariel Helwani
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Terence Crawford is NOT interested in a fight against Ilia Topuria 😬 “I’ve never even seen this dude fight… I’m not worried about that guy at all. What money would I get out of fighting him? He’s nowhere near the level of Conor McGregor. Don’t ever compare him to Conor. I don’t know this guy.” 🎥 Ariel Helwani

Championship Rounds

628,711 views • 11 months ago

Daniel Cormier says Conor McGregor will fight because no one believes him anymore 👀🔥 "I think the biggest factor in why Conor McGregor will fight is because no one believes him anymore, and some of that shine is starting to wear off. It doesn’t have to be a big win; it just has to be a win or a fight that propels him into the spotlight. I think he’s coming back, but it’s not because he wants to compete. It’s because he understands now that people aren’t just in on the Conor McGregor business anymore." (via ESPN MMA )
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Daniel Cormier says Conor McGregor will fight because no one believes him anymore 👀🔥 "I think the biggest factor in why Conor McGregor will fight is because no one believes him anymore, and some of that shine is starting to wear off. It doesn’t have to be a big win; it just has to be a win or a fight that propels him into the spotlight. I think he’s coming back, but it’s not because he wants to compete. It’s because he understands now that people aren’t just in on the Conor McGregor business anymore." (via ESPN MMA )

Red Corner MMA

219,260 views • 11 months ago

Bud Crawford speaks on Ilia Topuria: Walkout Song, UFC PI Run-In, and McGregor Comparisons: “To be honest, I’ve never even seen this guy fight. I ain’t even gonna lie. I’m not worried about that guy at all. It’s crazy how things work. I didn’t even know who he was when he seen me at the UFC (PI). He came up to me and shaked my hand, saying what’s up to me. I ain’t even know who he was, and then I see him online talking that he gonna knock me out in the first round and this and that. Well, if he wanted to fight me, you had the opportunity to tell me, like, ‘Hey, I wanna fight you. What’s up?’ Like, that’s fake, ya know? If I don’t like somebody, if I wanna fight ‘em, for whatever reason, I woulda been like, ‘What’s up, man? What do you think about me and you fighting?’ I’m not gonna go hide behind the keyboard and then be like, ‘Oh, I’ll knock this guy out.’ That’s fake.” “He’s not nowhere near on the level of Conor McGregor. Let’s be real. Stop it. Don’t ever compare him to Conor. Like I said, I don’t know this guy. I’ve never seen this guy fight, and I watch a lot of MMA. Maybe I’m slipping. Maybe this guy is a good fighter, I don’t know, but I honestly have never seen this guy fight.” “…Listen, tell that guy to keep up the good work in his career, and I wish him the best.” The full conversation between Ariel and Crawford is definitely worth watching. Check out the full interview here: 🎥: The Ariel Helwani Show Ariel Helwani Terence Crawford
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Bud Crawford speaks on Ilia Topuria: Walkout Song, UFC PI Run-In, and McGregor Comparisons: “To be honest, I’ve never even seen this guy fight. I ain’t even gonna lie. I’m not worried about that guy at all. It’s crazy how things work. I didn’t even know who he was when he seen me at the UFC (PI). He came up to me and shaked my hand, saying what’s up to me. I ain’t even know who he was, and then I see him online talking that he gonna knock me out in the first round and this and that. Well, if he wanted to fight me, you had the opportunity to tell me, like, ‘Hey, I wanna fight you. What’s up?’ Like, that’s fake, ya know? If I don’t like somebody, if I wanna fight ‘em, for whatever reason, I woulda been like, ‘What’s up, man? What do you think about me and you fighting?’ I’m not gonna go hide behind the keyboard and then be like, ‘Oh, I’ll knock this guy out.’ That’s fake.” “He’s not nowhere near on the level of Conor McGregor. Let’s be real. Stop it. Don’t ever compare him to Conor. Like I said, I don’t know this guy. I’ve never seen this guy fight, and I watch a lot of MMA. Maybe I’m slipping. Maybe this guy is a good fighter, I don’t know, but I honestly have never seen this guy fight.” “…Listen, tell that guy to keep up the good work in his career, and I wish him the best.” The full conversation between Ariel and Crawford is definitely worth watching. Check out the full interview here: 🎥: The Ariel Helwani Show Ariel Helwani Terence Crawford

AFeldmanMMA

23,416 views • 11 months ago

UFC legend Conor McGregor is sounding the alarm on Ireland’s immigration crisis and the war against the Irish citizens. The media won’t cover it—but McGregor says he’s seen the “evil” firsthand, and that it “screams him to sleep at night.” Haunting. In under a minute, Conor McGregor pulled back the curtain and exposed it all. “The anti-Irish agenda that is taking place in Ireland is a SHAME and it is rumbling towards an earthquake with the general public of Ireland.” “And I raised awareness, I went as far as I could go at this present time. But Ireland under its political cartel, it is not a place for new voices and it is an undemocratic process that is taking place.” “I am for my country, I’m a God-fearing patriot, and may God-fearing patriotism win in this fight against evil.” “And that is what it is. There is so much travesty taking place in Ireland, it screams me to sleep at night.”
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UFC legend Conor McGregor is sounding the alarm on Ireland’s immigration crisis and the war against the Irish citizens. The media won’t cover it—but McGregor says he’s seen the “evil” firsthand, and that it “screams him to sleep at night.” Haunting. In under a minute, Conor McGregor pulled back the curtain and exposed it all. “The anti-Irish agenda that is taking place in Ireland is a SHAME and it is rumbling towards an earthquake with the general public of Ireland.” “And I raised awareness, I went as far as I could go at this present time. But Ireland under its political cartel, it is not a place for new voices and it is an undemocratic process that is taking place.” “I am for my country, I’m a God-fearing patriot, and may God-fearing patriotism win in this fight against evil.” “And that is what it is. There is so much travesty taking place in Ireland, it screams me to sleep at night.”

Overton

362,233 views • 10 months ago

Javier Mendez wants Team Khabib to take on Conor McGregor one more time through Islam Makhachev “Makhachev vs. McGregor could very well be the biggest fight in UFC history if that were to happen. Conor brings so much to the table. If I had a wish list, that’s the one, because I want to get that one again. That feeling of getting booed by the audience is pretty cool.” via: Submission Radio
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Javier Mendez wants Team Khabib to take on Conor McGregor one more time through Islam Makhachev “Makhachev vs. McGregor could very well be the biggest fight in UFC history if that were to happen. Conor brings so much to the table. If I had a wish list, that’s the one, because I want to get that one again. That feeling of getting booed by the audience is pretty cool.” via: Submission Radio

FREAK.MMA

119,744 views • 2 months ago

Arman Tsarukyan sends a message to Georgio Poullas 👊🏼 “If you wanna fight, we can fight anywhere. You can come to Newport and we can fight on the beach. But he’d never do that because he knows I’d need like one second to knock him out.” Tsarukyan told Ariel Helwani he’s not interested in a potential RAF rematch with Poullas, but he is open to continuing to compete at RAF — he just says he wants to wrestle guys who actually wrestle. That’s it dot com❗️ Arman Tsarukyan UFC / Ariel Helwani (The Ariel Helwani Show)
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Arman Tsarukyan sends a message to Georgio Poullas 👊🏼 “If you wanna fight, we can fight anywhere. You can come to Newport and we can fight on the beach. But he’d never do that because he knows I’d need like one second to knock him out.” Tsarukyan told Ariel Helwani he’s not interested in a potential RAF rematch with Poullas, but he is open to continuing to compete at RAF — he just says he wants to wrestle guys who actually wrestle. That’s it dot com❗️ Arman Tsarukyan UFC / Ariel Helwani (The Ariel Helwani Show)

AFeldmanMMA

89,610 views • 5 months ago

New: Joe Rogan says if Conor McGregor beats Max Holloway at UFC 329 he should fight Justin Gaethje at 170lbs for the BMF title: ROGAN: “We need to see if Conor is able to fight a full 5 rounds against a guy like Max Holloway who has a great gas tank.” DIN THOMAS: “I don’t think he can.” JOHN RALLO: “My concern for Max is that he struggles against bigger dudes and at 170 Conor might just have too much weight for him.” THOMAS: “Dustin Poirier thinks Max might be bigger than Conor.” RALLO: “If Max pulls it off I’d like to see him get a rematch vs Gaethje.” ROGAN: “We know he’s been partying hard, but has he also been training? If he somehow knocks out Max in the first round we’re all the way back.” MATT SERRA: “100%.” ROGAN: “Conor McGregor vs Justin Gaethje fighting for the BMF title at 170lbs would be the biggest fight in the known universe.”
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New: Joe Rogan says if Conor McGregor beats Max Holloway at UFC 329 he should fight Justin Gaethje at 170lbs for the BMF title: ROGAN: “We need to see if Conor is able to fight a full 5 rounds against a guy like Max Holloway who has a great gas tank.” DIN THOMAS: “I don’t think he can.” JOHN RALLO: “My concern for Max is that he struggles against bigger dudes and at 170 Conor might just have too much weight for him.” THOMAS: “Dustin Poirier thinks Max might be bigger than Conor.” RALLO: “If Max pulls it off I’d like to see him get a rematch vs Gaethje.” ROGAN: “We know he’s been partying hard, but has he also been training? If he somehow knocks out Max in the first round we’re all the way back.” MATT SERRA: “100%.” ROGAN: “Conor McGregor vs Justin Gaethje fighting for the BMF title at 170lbs would be the biggest fight in the known universe.”

Fan Commentary: Joe Rogan Recaps

277,592 views • 1 month ago

Conor McGregor made his UFC debut against Marcus Brimage on April 6, 2013, in Stockholm, Sweden. Before the fight, McGregor was already a two-division Cage Warriors champion, but it was his confidence and bold predictions that truly made him stand out. He talked like a future UFC champion before ever stepping inside the Octagon. Then he backed it up. McGregor knocked out Brimage in just 67 seconds, earning a Knockout of the Night bonus and immediately announcing himself as a serious UFC prospect. That debut became the perfect introduction to the Conor McGregor story: He arrived with enormous confidence. He made huge promises. Then he delivered. Many people stopped asking, “Who is this loud Irish guy?” and started asking, “How far can he go?” Eventually, he became the first fighter in UFC history to hold two UFC championships simultaneously.
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Conor McGregor made his UFC debut against Marcus Brimage on April 6, 2013, in Stockholm, Sweden. Before the fight, McGregor was already a two-division Cage Warriors champion, but it was his confidence and bold predictions that truly made him stand out. He talked like a future UFC champion before ever stepping inside the Octagon. Then he backed it up. McGregor knocked out Brimage in just 67 seconds, earning a Knockout of the Night bonus and immediately announcing himself as a serious UFC prospect. That debut became the perfect introduction to the Conor McGregor story: He arrived with enormous confidence. He made huge promises. Then he delivered. Many people stopped asking, “Who is this loud Irish guy?” and started asking, “How far can he go?” Eventually, he became the first fighter in UFC history to hold two UFC championships simultaneously.

Sir Chris of BC 🇨🇦🇺🇸

494,299 views • 1 month ago

😳👀Nate Diaz says UFC offered him a trilogy with Conor McGregor but he turned it down because he wants to fight the best fighters: “I wanna fight the best of the best. I’m not trying to kill off Conor when he’s on his last dying leg. At the same time, I’m not trying to get f*cked up by nobody who just got knocked out and broke his leg.” (via Theo Von)
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😳👀Nate Diaz says UFC offered him a trilogy with Conor McGregor but he turned it down because he wants to fight the best fighters: “I wanna fight the best of the best. I’m not trying to kill off Conor when he’s on his last dying leg. At the same time, I’m not trying to get f*cked up by nobody who just got knocked out and broke his leg.” (via Theo Von)

Home of Fight

20,006 views • 4 months ago

Donald Trump’s son, Eric Trump, says he’d love to see Jon Jones and Conor McGregor at the White House card 🏛🔥 "Jon Jones has to fight [at the White House]. I'd love to see him. I feel like there's one left in him, and if there’s ever a fight he’s going to do, it’s the White House. I think you’re going to see McGregor at that one. There is so much talent there right now." (via Full Send Podcast )
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Donald Trump’s son, Eric Trump, says he’d love to see Jon Jones and Conor McGregor at the White House card 🏛🔥 "Jon Jones has to fight [at the White House]. I'd love to see him. I feel like there's one left in him, and if there’s ever a fight he’s going to do, it’s the White House. I think you’re going to see McGregor at that one. There is so much talent there right now." (via Full Send Podcast )

Red Corner MMA

107,563 views • 9 months ago

🚨 Conor McGregor is interested in a fight against Islam Makhachev at 170 👀 “I for sure want a crack at that 170 belt. It would be a good fight. Southpaw vs Southpaw. It was a good performance out of [Islam]. Fair play to him, he had the courage to go up. Im excited for it.” (via Bloody Elbow)
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🚨 Conor McGregor is interested in a fight against Islam Makhachev at 170 👀 “I for sure want a crack at that 170 belt. It would be a good fight. Southpaw vs Southpaw. It was a good performance out of [Islam]. Fair play to him, he had the courage to go up. Im excited for it.” (via Bloody Elbow)

Championship Rounds

2,032,495 views • 8 months ago

Ariel Helwani believes the UFC isn’t doing enough to promote Tom Aspinall: "The guy is a dream... He's a family man, he doesn't disrespect the company, and he doesn't embarrass the company. It blows my mind that they're not getting behind him in the ways I think they should get behind him... They've got something very special, and he's the best heavyweight in the world, and I don't even think it's a debate... That interim belt is a hell of a lot more real than Jon's belt if you ask me.” 🎥 YT / MMA Fighting Ariel Helwani #UFC304 #UFC #MMA 🔹
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Ariel Helwani believes the UFC isn’t doing enough to promote Tom Aspinall: "The guy is a dream... He's a family man, he doesn't disrespect the company, and he doesn't embarrass the company. It blows my mind that they're not getting behind him in the ways I think they should get behind him... They've got something very special, and he's the best heavyweight in the world, and I don't even think it's a debate... That interim belt is a hell of a lot more real than Jon's belt if you ask me.” 🎥 YT / MMA Fighting Ariel Helwani #UFC304 #UFC #MMA 🔹

Home of Fight

359,346 views • 2 years ago

"[Conor] said it was a done deal, and 'done deal' reminds you of Conor circa 2016, back in the heyday. We don't know, but in his mind, it sounds like it's a done deal — that's what he wants. I'm the guy who wants to fight at the White House on the lawn. The fight makes a ton of sense. He's a man of his word. I do feel more confident about it, but I'm not hanging my hat on it." Michael Chandler is optimistic about the McGregor fight at the White House.
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"[Conor] said it was a done deal, and 'done deal' reminds you of Conor circa 2016, back in the heyday. We don't know, but in his mind, it sounds like it's a done deal — that's what he wants. I'm the guy who wants to fight at the White House on the lawn. The fight makes a ton of sense. He's a man of his word. I do feel more confident about it, but I'm not hanging my hat on it." Michael Chandler is optimistic about the McGregor fight at the White House.

Ariel Helwani

230,931 views • 9 months ago

Conor McGregor is set to return in just 14 days in what could be one of the biggest comebacks in MMA history. In his latest interview, McGregor once again directed criticism at his long time rival, Khabib Nurmagomedov. He claimed that true elite athletes grant rematches, suggesting Khabib falls short in that regard since he never agreed to a second fight with him. Over the years, there have also been reports that the UFC offered Khabib huge money to come back for a rematch with McGregor, but he turned down every offer. A rematch between McGregor and Khabib now seems highly unlikely. However, a potential clash between Conor McGregor and Islam Makhachev could serve as a kind of “revenge fight,” and Islam would likely be open to such a massive payday showdown. Would you like to see McGregor vs. Makhachev happen?
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Conor McGregor is set to return in just 14 days in what could be one of the biggest comebacks in MMA history. In his latest interview, McGregor once again directed criticism at his long time rival, Khabib Nurmagomedov. He claimed that true elite athletes grant rematches, suggesting Khabib falls short in that regard since he never agreed to a second fight with him. Over the years, there have also been reports that the UFC offered Khabib huge money to come back for a rematch with McGregor, but he turned down every offer. A rematch between McGregor and Khabib now seems highly unlikely. However, a potential clash between Conor McGregor and Islam Makhachev could serve as a kind of “revenge fight,” and Islam would likely be open to such a massive payday showdown. Would you like to see McGregor vs. Makhachev happen?

Fight Basics

56,566 views • 1 month ago

Jon Jones has every reason to be upset. With all due respect, if Conor Benn is getting $15 million to fight Regis Prograis, Jon Jones is worth $30 million, and Conor McGregor is worth $75 million. Does the UFC think these guys are fools? I can guarantee you they’re going to come with that number to Conor McGregor, and he’s going to laugh in their face. Why would he ever agree to that? Conor and Jon are on a totally different level in terms of track record and drawing power.
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Jon Jones has every reason to be upset. With all due respect, if Conor Benn is getting $15 million to fight Regis Prograis, Jon Jones is worth $30 million, and Conor McGregor is worth $75 million. Does the UFC think these guys are fools? I can guarantee you they’re going to come with that number to Conor McGregor, and he’s going to laugh in their face. Why would he ever agree to that? Conor and Jon are on a totally different level in terms of track record and drawing power.

Ariel Helwani

704,511 views • 5 months ago

Joe Rogan says Conor McGregor pulling out of #UFC303 was a wise decision: "Here's the thing about a broken pinkie toe. When you're a guy who kicks as much as Conor, it's a f***ing problem. It's also the same foot where his leg was snapped, and he went into that fight injured... This is the first [fight] he's pulled out of, and I think it's wise. If you do have a broken toe and you are going into a fight... what if that f***ing toe becomes a real issue. What if he throws a kick and it smashes again and he's in agony." 🎥 Joe Rogan Podcast News #UFC #MMA
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Joe Rogan says Conor McGregor pulling out of #UFC303 was a wise decision: "Here's the thing about a broken pinkie toe. When you're a guy who kicks as much as Conor, it's a f***ing problem. It's also the same foot where his leg was snapped, and he went into that fight injured... This is the first [fight] he's pulled out of, and I think it's wise. If you do have a broken toe and you are going into a fight... what if that f***ing toe becomes a real issue. What if he throws a kick and it smashes again and he's in agony." 🎥 Joe Rogan Podcast News #UFC #MMA

Championship Rounds

1,086,461 views • 2 years ago

Khabib: “I don’t like 1st of April jokes.” April 1, 2018 kicked off what was likely the craziest fight week in UFC history. Khabib Nurmagomedov sat down with Ariel Helwani the following day to talk about where his head was at after Tony Ferguson was injured and Max Holloway stepped in: “Because it was the 1st of April, I think maybe this guy is joking, like always, because I don’t like 1st of April jokes.” “Dana said ‘I’m working on this’, but I wasn’t thinking about Max Holloway; I think maybe about Poirier, Alvarez because Poirier fights next week, or maybe like Chiesa, Felder, Iaquinta, or Pettis because these guys fight with me on the same night, but they call me and they say Max Holloway…I said ‘doesn’t matter’” It still feels surreal looking back at the photos I took at the UFC 223 press conference with Khabib and Max in Brooklyn. The fight came out of nowhere and disappeared just as quickly. And that was only the opening act of what became the most chaotic fight week in UFC history. It was about to get a lot crazier. Ariel Helwani
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Khabib: “I don’t like 1st of April jokes.” April 1, 2018 kicked off what was likely the craziest fight week in UFC history. Khabib Nurmagomedov sat down with Ariel Helwani the following day to talk about where his head was at after Tony Ferguson was injured and Max Holloway stepped in: “Because it was the 1st of April, I think maybe this guy is joking, like always, because I don’t like 1st of April jokes.” “Dana said ‘I’m working on this’, but I wasn’t thinking about Max Holloway; I think maybe about Poirier, Alvarez because Poirier fights next week, or maybe like Chiesa, Felder, Iaquinta, or Pettis because these guys fight with me on the same night, but they call me and they say Max Holloway…I said ‘doesn’t matter’” It still feels surreal looking back at the photos I took at the UFC 223 press conference with Khabib and Max in Brooklyn. The fight came out of nowhere and disappeared just as quickly. And that was only the opening act of what became the most chaotic fight week in UFC history. It was about to get a lot crazier. Ariel Helwani

AFeldmanMMA

85,760 views • 4 months ago