u/Heathbar1981

I think Holloway is going to win because McGregor's been inactive for 5 years. Holloway has had seven fights in that time period. Holloway is a volume puncher. He has good cardio and McGregor not so much. The only way McGregor is winning is by an early knockout. He lacks endurance so that's a downfall for him.

If you think you know everything, your coaches or Sensei's won't be able to help you properly.

McGregor vs. Holloway 2 — Rematch, Rebirth, or Sideshow?

Twelve years after their first fight, Conor McGregor (22-6-0) and Max Holloway (27-9-0) are set to face each other again. This time it's not at their natural weight. The bout will take place at welterweight (170 lbs), with both men moving up from their traditional divisions.

Let's have a friendly debate. Which side do you choose, and why?

Tommy Gantt has been compared to Jon Jones. Reason being he is well-rounded and really good. He had 11 pro MMA fights in a year. Don't quote me on that number, but it's something like that. I'm excited to see what he's going to do next. I was rooting for him when he was in regionals in the Carolina's.

I liked that there were more well-rounded fighters. Then they started adding an event every weekend. It's overkill for me. It's difficult to remember people's names. I know a lot of the athlete's names and things about them. However, it's just too much. I like to back in the day when Anderson Silva was a badass striker, who in his prime could take out everyone!

Anderson Silva was fabulous striker. He is my favorite one of my favorite mixed martial artists. Now a Beverly Hills police officer.

Dun, dun, dun,🎶 who will win, the main event?

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