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1 minute ago, RaiderX said:

You don't know what you've been missing, my dude.

Yeah, the fight was fine for what it was and much better than expected, but it wasn't great or anything. Conor really wasn't landing anything big and Floyd would occasionally land big right hands but he didn't really get off until the last three or so rounds. 

Did you catch the Cotto fight? If so, was it any good?

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2 minutes ago, iPwn said:

When the argument is that Conor was speaking in full sentences, so he wasn’t hurt, it’s absolutely fair to bring up someone who was knocked out, didn’t even know what happened, and was still able to be completely coherent.

Coherency has nothing to do with whether or not he was hurt. Nor does the fact that he says he wasn’t.

You are smarter than this. Did you see the feed? They called the fight, the ref held him there a second, then he turned and started talking about how weak Floyds shots were and that he was 100%. THE FACT THAT HE WASNT KNOCKED OUT BACKS UP HIS CLAIM, ALONG WITH BEING 100% SECONDS LATER.

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1 minute ago, Pats#1 said:

 

 

Most unbiased places I've read have him around the 20s all time.

At best top 20-25. And that is very freaking good from a sport that has been going on for over 100 years. He's also not close to being in his prime and looked like utter crap for his standards in his last fight against Berto. If this was Floyd thought fought Canelo four years ago? It likely would have been the type of fight everyone expected this one being.

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@Matts4313  if you were trying to say its McGregor gassing that lead to him taking so many shots and therefore being rocked, I'd completely agree.  But saying he wasn't hurt at all, just tired? No way, he was definitely feeling dizzy from the punches. Him being exhausted is probably the main thing that lead to it, but saying he wasn't hurt, no way.

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Just now, J-ALL-DAY said:

Yeah, the fight was fine for what it was and much better than expected, but it wasn't great or anything. Conor really wasn't landing anything big and Floyd would occasionally land big right hands but he didn't really get off until the last three or so rounds. 

Did you catch the Cotto fight? If so, was it any good?

Caught bits and pieces. Cotto tee'd off, but man was Kamegai game. I swear the Japanese are the Mexican warriors of the east now. Haha.

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1 minute ago, Matts4313 said:

You are smarter than this. Did you see the feed? They called the fight, the ref held him there a second, then he turned and started talking about how weak Floyds shots were and that he was 100%. THE FACT THAT HE WASNT KNOCKED OUT BACKS UP HIS CLAIM, ALONG WITH BEING 100% SECONDS LATER.

How can you possibly say he was 100% with a straight face?

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1 minute ago, J-ALL-DAY said:

At best top 20-25. And that is very freaking good from a sport that has been going on for over 100 years. He's also not close to being in his prime and looked like utter crap for his standards in his last fight against Berto. If this was Floyd thought fought Canelo four years ago? It likely would have been the type of fight everyone expected this one being.

Who are the 24 better light weight fighters? Just curious.

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1 minute ago, Matts4313 said:

You are smarter than this. Did you see the feed? They called the fight, the ref held him there a second, then he turned and started talking about how weak Floyds shots were and that he was 100%. THE FACT THAT HE WASNT KNOCKED OUT BACKS UP HIS CLAIM, ALONG WITH BEING 100% SECONDS LATER.

The ropes also helped him from not going down a time or two. Another time dude was on his way down and had to grab Floyd. 

And Floyd was about to land another hard shot before the ref stepped in. Conor didn't defend himself AT ALL. That's the main issue to your argument. You could say he was fatigued, but you have to defend yourself at least a bit.

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Just now, Ragnarok said:

How can you possibly say he was 100% with a straight face?

He was standing, with no disorientation, no visible swaying speaking in full comprehensive sentence of his surrounding with no audible slurring and with 100% total understanding of his current position and surroundings. 

Ya know, the exact opposite of anyone that has suffered exterior or interior injuries. 

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1 minute ago, J-ALL-DAY said:

The ropes also helped him from not going down a time or two. Another time dude was on his way down and had to grab Floyd. 

And Floyd was about to land another hard shot before the ref stepped in. Conor didn't defend himself AT ALL. That's the main issue to your argument. You could say he was fatigued, but you have to defend yourself at least a bit.

This. Conor would've fallen multiple times if it wasn't for Floyd or the ropes. He was clearly hurting. 

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Just now, Matts4313 said:

Who are the 24 better light weight fighters? Just curious.

Light weight? There aren't 24 light weights. But we are talking all time in any weight class. And Floyd spent the last 11 or so years at WW for the most part. Is that what you mean when you say lightwight? He was a good LW, but that was the weight class where he had his toughest fight and to most lost vs JLC. He was at his best at 130, and top 3 all time in that weight class.

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Just now, Matts4313 said:

He was standing, with no disorientation, no visible swaying speaking in full comprehensive sentence of his surrounding with no audible slurring and with 100% total understanding of his current position and surroundings. 

Ya know, the exact opposite of anyone that has suffered exterior or interior injuries. 

You could see his exterior injuries.

And if he was only tired why couldn't he at least keep his hands up to defend himself?

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Just now, Matts4313 said:

He was standing, with no disorientation, no visible swaying speaking in full comprehensive sentence of his surrounding with no audible slurring and with 100% total understanding of his current position and surroundings. 

Ya know, the exact opposite of anyone that has suffered exterior or interior injuries. 

Umm...so mentally he was cognizant of the situation.  

That doesn't mean he was anywhere near 100% mentally or especially physically.

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