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THE NOTORIOUS MENTALITY 🔥👊 Conor McGregor didn’t pretend to be superhuman before fights. He openly admitted that a million thoughts run through his head and that he tries to stay calm and playful while the fire burns underneath. Most fighters hide behind fake confidence and empty talk. McGregor keeps...

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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.
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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 🇨🇦🇺🇸

493,084 просмотров • 11 дней назад

💰 Dana White says fighters making too much money “ruins everything” and that he didn’t want to make Mayweather vs McGregor: “Money ruins everything.” “Conor McGregor and Khabib made a sh*t load of money and that was it.” via Prince St Pizza
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💰 Dana White says fighters making too much money “ruins everything” and that he didn’t want to make Mayweather vs McGregor: “Money ruins everything.” “Conor McGregor and Khabib made a sh*t load of money and that was it.” via Prince St Pizza

ACD MMA

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👑🇮🇪 BKFC President David Feldman says he will be front row to watch Conor McGregor take on Max Holloway 👀 He claims current Conor is ‘the best Conor McGregor he’s ever seen’ “He’s back and he’s the best Conor McGregor I’ve ever seen, talking to him is like talking to a guy that I don’t even know. I will be there, front row at that UFC event rooting him on.” (via Jake Noecker / Home of Fight)
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👑🇮🇪 BKFC President David Feldman says he will be front row to watch Conor McGregor take on Max Holloway 👀 He claims current Conor is ‘the best Conor McGregor he’s ever seen’ “He’s back and he’s the best Conor McGregor I’ve ever seen, talking to him is like talking to a guy that I don’t even know. I will be there, front row at that UFC event rooting him on.” (via Jake Noecker / Home of Fight)

Home of Fight

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Conor McGregor was offering Khabib an alcoholic drink, knowing full well he is Muslim and it was against his belief. He made a jest of him and had a toast with Dana to celebrate that he would win. Yeah, and that night was a very long night for Conor as he gave fans the greatest meme of #UFC 😂😂 He was shocked how strong Khabib was on the ground 🔥
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Conor McGregor was offering Khabib an alcoholic drink, knowing full well he is Muslim and it was against his belief. He made a jest of him and had a toast with Dana to celebrate that he would win. Yeah, and that night was a very long night for Conor as he gave fans the greatest meme of #UFC 😂😂 He was shocked how strong Khabib was on the ground 🔥

Sir Chris of BC 🇨🇦🇺🇸

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🇮🇪 McGregor is BACK, and so is the showman. At the UFC 329 press conference, he led the entire crowd in a WONDERWALL singalong, days before his first fight in FIVE years against Max Holloway. Nobody commands a room like the Notorious and the sport missed this🔥 Source: ParamountPlus, Conor McGregor
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🇮🇪 McGregor is BACK, and so is the showman. At the UFC 329 press conference, he led the entire crowd in a WONDERWALL singalong, days before his first fight in FIVE years against Max Holloway. Nobody commands a room like the Notorious and the sport missed this🔥 Source: ParamountPlus, Conor McGregor

Mario Nawfal

524,623 просмотров • 24 дней назад

🤔⭐ Conor McGregor admits that superstardom broke him and eventually overcame him while he was rising up in the UFC. He says a lot of fighters don’t promote their own fights — they just show up for fight week without being asked questions by the media. 🎥 Home of Fight / @JakeNoeckerMMA
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🤔⭐ Conor McGregor admits that superstardom broke him and eventually overcame him while he was rising up in the UFC. He says a lot of fighters don’t promote their own fights — they just show up for fight week without being asked questions by the media. 🎥 Home of Fight / @JakeNoeckerMMA

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929,487 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

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.

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704,272 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Josh Thompson says Khabib was upset with him for having Conor McGregor on his show 👀😬 “Khabib was very upset with me when I had Conor McGregor on our show. He didn’t talk to me for a while.” “He was like, ‘Brother, it really upset me that you had him on.’ He didn’t talk about this until I approached him.” “I didn’t think he’d be mad, but he was. He was upset, and as I look back, I understand that.” Via: WEIGHING IN
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Josh Thompson says Khabib was upset with him for having Conor McGregor on his show 👀😬 “Khabib was very upset with me when I had Conor McGregor on our show. He didn’t talk to me for a while.” “He was like, ‘Brother, it really upset me that you had him on.’ He didn’t talk about this until I approached him.” “I didn’t think he’d be mad, but he was. He was upset, and as I look back, I understand that.” Via: WEIGHING IN

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171,460 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

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 )

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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?
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UFC 202: Diaz vs. McGregor 2 August 20th, 2016 Nate Diaz vs. Conor McGregor 2 The third biggest UFC pay-per-view (#1 at the time) in company history marked McGregor’s triumph as he earned a decision over Diaz to avenge the first, humbling loss of his UFC career. It was a rematch that McGregor demanded and by beating his rival, he restored much of the hype that had been dented by Diaz.
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UFC 202: Diaz vs. McGregor 2 August 20th, 2016 Nate Diaz vs. Conor McGregor 2 The third biggest UFC pay-per-view (#1 at the time) in company history marked McGregor’s triumph as he earned a decision over Diaz to avenge the first, humbling loss of his UFC career. It was a rematch that McGregor demanded and by beating his rival, he restored much of the hype that had been dented by Diaz.

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🫡Max Holloway praises Conor McGregor for publicly discussing his addiction "It takes a real man to come out and talk about his feelings. With the influence he has, bringing it up will encourage more people to talk about it— Shoutout to him for doing that." Via ESPN MMA

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10 years ago (Aug 20, 2016) 🤯 Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz went to battle for a second time at UFC 202! A historic welterweight rematch in Las Vegas that delivered an absolute five-round war of attrition, showcasing "The Notorious" utilizing a disciplined leg-kick heavy strategy and clinical counter-punching to drop Diaz multiple times before weathering a relentless late-round surge from the Stockton native, ending with a spectacular majority decision victory for McGregor to avenge his first UFC loss and cement one of the greatest rivalries in the history of the Octagon. 🥊🔥 Conor McGregor vs Nate Diaz 2 #UFC202 #ConorMcGregor #NateDiaz #TheNotorious #Stockton209 #MMA #UFC #Welterweight #CombatSports #MMAHistory #Octagon #MixedMartialArts #UFCFight #FightHighlights #EpicFights #Fighter #WarriorSpirit #Decision #Rematch #War #Boxing #LegendaryRivalry
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KO

37,647 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

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 watch because everyone loves a comeback story. I think that feeling he had that night will stay with him. He's going to hold on to it tightly, get through this rehab, and use it as motivation."
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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 watch because everyone loves a comeback story. I think that feeling he had that night will stay with him. He's going to hold on to it tightly, get through this rehab, and use it as motivation."

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67,653 просмотров • 13 дней назад

"Man, I love Max Holloway, but I pray to God for McGregor to beat him. He's the best on the mic... I think that would be amazing for the UFC. I think that would be amazing for the lightweight division... I think that's what UFC needs right now." Renato Moicano on a potential matchup between Conor McGregor and Max Holloway.
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"Man, I love Max Holloway, but I pray to God for McGregor to beat him. He's the best on the mic... I think that would be amazing for the UFC. I think that would be amazing for the lightweight division... I think that's what UFC needs right now." Renato Moicano on a potential matchup between Conor McGregor and Max Holloway.

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Ilia Topuria reveals the three fighters that excite him the most - Islam Makhachev, Conor McGregor, and Paddy Pimblett. “I’d love to do that - to be the first one [to KO Paddy]. If someone else did it, I can do it too. And if no one has done it, I can always be the first to do it.” (Via adin )

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Conor McGregor goes live and speaks on fight where he broke his leg and says that he is suing the UFC and will be paid out $230M and after that he will retire 😬 “Im so happy its a win win in my book” “I only came back for the money and you guys broke my legs and will pay”
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Conor McGregor goes live and speaks on fight where he broke his leg and says that he is suing the UFC and will be paid out $230M and after that he will retire 😬 “Im so happy its a win win in my book” “I only came back for the money and you guys broke my legs and will pay”

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971,925 просмотров • 21 дней назад

‘I wanted to slap him’ – Daniel Cormier recalls Conor McGregor calling him a ‘ghetto hillbilly.’ 😅 “Some of the trash talk hurts. You know what was bad? Conor McGregor was fighting Dustin Poirier, and Dustin Poirier and I are both from Lafayette, Louisiana. Conor called Dustin a hillbilly. I said, ‘But if Dustin is a hillbilly, then I’m from the same place as him. What does that make me?’ He said, ‘You’re a ghetto hillbilly.’ I wanted to slap him.” Via UFConParamount
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‘I wanted to slap him’ – Daniel Cormier recalls Conor McGregor calling him a ‘ghetto hillbilly.’ 😅 “Some of the trash talk hurts. You know what was bad? Conor McGregor was fighting Dustin Poirier, and Dustin Poirier and I are both from Lafayette, Louisiana. Conor called Dustin a hillbilly. I said, ‘But if Dustin is a hillbilly, then I’m from the same place as him. What does that make me?’ He said, ‘You’re a ghetto hillbilly.’ I wanted to slap him.” Via UFConParamount

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373,461 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад