Al Iaquinta deserves a rematch more than Conor the overrated tap-monkey.Khabib tweet
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That check is cashed, homie. Fines and suspensions could happen. Connor was trying to leap the fence to go protect his boy so I get that part. But now you can't blame the guys who went after him in the ring at all. Connor swung first on them.So the NSAC didn't see video of Conor's punch and didn't withhold his money at the time. I wonder if they can take it back now that there are other camera angles.
The guy he initially punched made a very curious decision to try and hit him with a furry hat but war is hell.That check is cashed, homie. Fines and suspensions could happen. Connor was trying to leap the fence to go protect his boy so I get that part. But now you can't blame the guys who went after him in the ring at all. Connor swung first on them.
I don't think they can do anything about taking the purse back--but I agree with you about the fines/suspensions. With that said--ironically--if they wanted to freeze the funds--they probably could. US banks are not open that late on Saturdays and they are closed on Sundays. I don't see it happening--but realistically the funds probably have not been released.That check is cashed, homie. Fines and suspensions could happen. Connor was trying to leap the fence to go protect his boy so I get that part. But now you can't blame the guys who went after him in the ring at all. Connor swung first on them.
I will probably unlike this several times today so I can like it again. that guy is a megadickbag.Can't work up much outrage over someone going after Dillon Danis.
For a while there I thought we were going to have a repeat of the Nganou fight. So happy Beast finished the dang thing.I feel like the riot after the main event has detracted from what was the sports moment of 2018
i've bet before and my guy lost, that was overturned to NC a week later (can't remember the fight, for some reason i think Karo Parisian was somehow involved) and the book kept it a loss. might be a tricky fight for youI have a question not specifically related to the fight last night.
I I bet on Guy X and Guy X wins but then the decision is later turned into an NC, do you still win the bet? I guess the question might be how soon after a fight's initial result can you cash out?
man, if only Conner had an opportunity earlier that evening to let some of that aggression out. That was the best offensive output we saw from him all night....Sebowski said:Oh ####! Connor took a swing at one of Khabib guys while trying to jump the fence himself.
https://twitter.com/dont_tell_kay/status/1048831553629970433?s=19
I see what you did thereD. Lewis should do stand up. That dude is funny as balls.
I have nothing to back me up on this, but I would think you should have been able to cash out the second Buffer announced the result.I have a question not specifically related to the fight last night.
I I bet on Guy X and Guy X wins but then the decision is later turned into an NC, do you still win the bet? I guess the question might be how soon after a fight's initial result can you cash out?
Tony's pressure was incredible and he finished off rnd 2 like it was his last. I think Rogan talking about his knee constantly, made him seem like he wasn't doing well or something. Ferguson looked like an animal.JuniorNB said:If you want to say that Ferguson was the aggressor, I'll go along with that. But that was the very definition of a back-and-forth fight before Pettis broke his hand. It was certainly no domination.
How was the atmosphere in Vegas after the fights? Any issues fight-wise? I figured it would be fine, but there's a chance... with all those Irish and Russian fans blitzed and angry after the fight...Not much to add. I’m in Vegas for the fights but wasn’t at the arena. So glad Connor lost. Again. Not a fan of what Khabib did, but whatever, he’s Russian and that’s how they roll.
D. Lewis should do stand up. That dude is funny as balls.
You have to give Pettis the first. He floored Ferguson with punches and finished the round on top.Disagree, Ferguson was up 2 rounds to 0 and Pettis did some grandstanding to make it look like he was in the fight. (Both during and after felt manufactured to me)
There was a brief minute where Pettis had him hurt, but it was short lived
https://www.mmafighting.com/2018/10/7/17949304/in-first-comments-brawl-conor-mcgregor-training-partner-dillon-danis-fires-back-rafael-dos-anjosI thought the whole thing was hysterical. Can't work up much outrage over someone going after Dillon Danis.
Not even closeYou have to give Pettis the first. He floored Ferguson with punches and finished the round on top.
We didn’t see any issues. We were at the Pallazo so we were a ways away from the arena. But we did walk the strip later, and besides being crazy busy, there weren’t any fights or BS.Softballguy said:How was the atmosphere in Vegas after the fights? Any issues fight-wise? I figured it would be fine, but there's a chance... with all those Irish and Russian fans blitzed and angry after the fight...
Trust me if you talk to the IWC you'll get a completely different take of wrestling fans. A lot of people who are just WWE fans are incredible annoying and people like myself who watch the Indies and stuff you you could get a better conversation. The MMA Meatheads can be really ignorant and arrogant. Many of these guys flip on the fighters constantly. For example what happened to all the MMA fans who like McGregor? There's a ton of bandwagoning on guys in MMA. What I really couldn't stand was when they just completely dismiss Wrestling when a ton of MMA fighters some very well known have gone on to WWE and were successful. I hated how a lot of them Treated Rousey after her loss and then going to WWE. Like seriously she had a really tough time dealing with having her undefeated streak broken. Some people handle things like that differently. I was depressed for at least 2-3 months after my travel team lost the championship game. I was one of the reasons why and took it hard. I was never a huge Lesnar fan in WWE but when he went to UFC and the MMA meatheads started dismissing him and taking him for granted I was really hoping he'd run through the division. Brock has a legit wrestling background and won state titles and college titles. He's legit. He went through the division in a cake walk after his first fight he lost to Frank Mir. Read his biography where he said the Diverticulitis took a toll on him and he honestly just didn't give flying #### about fighting anymore. Said if he really did go back and was 100% he would've beaten Valasquez. I've met Brock on several occasions at WWE events and the dude is legit as they come. My Uncle has big hands or so I thought until we met Brock who more then doubled his hand size. For how big he is he moves like he 175 or or so. People who were dismissing him were just plan arrogant. I'm not one of those wrestling fans who says its real but the injuries are. Wrestling is more scripted and like a movie. I like MMA too but what happened on Saturday night the aftermath thats on Khabib and it's a black eye on the sport.MMA meatheads are worse than WWE meatheads.
Honestly I think the guys who entered the ring should be banned from MMA all together. There should be zero tolerance for that. No different then had these guys jumped them on the street. I took a bit of MMA when I was younger and there's a fine line. I took most of the MMA for self defense training and confidence booster as I was bullied at times in Middle School. You are taught respect for the sport and the other fighters. Those guys crossed the line of it from being a sport to straight up thuggery. It's also not the first time his camp has been involved in thuggery like this jumping others and cheap shots.modogg said:I like Dana thinking he is taking a hard line kicking out Khabib's teammates from the UFC (forget the one guy's name, but i think he has a fight in a few cards).
Funny thing will be joke is on him when Bellator heads another PPV with Danis vs one of the Dagestanians and makes a credible card out of it.
You're on an MMA travel team?Trust me if you talk to the IWC you'll get a completely different take of wrestling fans. A lot of people who are just WWE fans are incredible annoying and people like myself who watch the Indies and stuff you you could get a better conversation. The MMA Meatheads can be really ignorant and arrogant. Many of these guys flip on the fighters constantly. For example what happened to all the MMA fans who like McGregor? There's a ton of bandwagoning on guys in MMA. What I really couldn't stand was when they just completely dismiss Wrestling when a ton of MMA fighters some very well known have gone on to WWE and were successful. I hated how a lot of them Treated Rousey after her loss and then going to WWE. Like seriously she had a really tough time dealing with having her undefeated streak broken. Some people handle things like that differently. I was depressed for at least 2-3 months after my travel team lost the championship game. I was one of the reasons why and took it hard. I was never a huge Lesnar fan in WWE but when he went to UFC and the MMA meatheads started dismissing him and taking him for granted I was really hoping he'd run through the division. Brock has a legit wrestling background and won state titles and college titles. He's legit. He went through the division in a cake walk after his first fight he lost to Frank Mir. Read his biography where he said the Diverticulitis took a toll on him and he honestly just didn't give flying #### about fighting anymore. Said if he really did go back and was 100% he would've beaten Valasquez. I've met Brock on several occasions at WWE events and the dude is legit as they come. My Uncle has big hands or so I thought until we met Brock who more then doubled his hand size. For how big he is he moves like he 175 or or so. People who were dismissing him were just plan arrogant. I'm not one of those wrestling fans who says its real but the injuries are. Wrestling is more scripted and like a movie. I like MMA too but what happened on Saturday night the aftermath thats on Khabib and it's a black eye on the sport.
Should their be tolerance for going to Brooklyn to break bus?Honestly I think the guys who entered the ring should be banned from MMA all together. There should be zero tolerance for that. No different then had these guys jumped them on the street. I took a bit of MMA when I was younger and there's a fine line. I took most of the MMA for self defense training and confidence booster as I was bullied at times in Middle School. You are taught respect for the sport and the other fighters. Those guys crossed the line of it from being a sport to straight up thuggery. It's also not the first time his camp has been involved in thuggery like this jumping others and cheap shots.
Should their be tolerance for going to Brooklyn to break bus?
McGreggor jumped in the Bellator "cage" about a year ago, so if they were to take this line the UFC would be out a lot of moneyHonestly I think the guys who entered the ring should be banned from MMA all together. There should be zero tolerance for that. No different then had these guys jumped them on the street. I took a bit of MMA when I was younger and there's a fine line. I took most of the MMA for self defense training and confidence booster as I was bullied at times in Middle School. You are taught respect for the sport and the other fighters. Those guys crossed the line of it from being a sport to straight up thuggery. It's also not the first time his camp has been involved in thuggery like this jumping others and cheap shots.
This is the same company that keeps giving Jon Jones chances despite the fact he should never be fighting in UFC again. I could see a slap on the wrist but I think it's gonna depend on the commission. Plus considering White Said the Governor was there and ran the hell out when it started I could definitely see lengthy suspensionI'm thinking that Khabib is going to be suspended for a year. Nothing scientific to back that up, it's just my gut feeling. Question is, will Dana White strip him of the belt or wait it out?
I could see him stripping him, just to set up the next 'biggest fight in UFC history' when the suspension is over. It's juts a very Vince McMahon, I mean, Dana White thing to do. Perhaps he'll start up a 4-man tournament (McGregor, Ferguson, Poirier, and one other?) to award the belt to. With Khabib 'coming to take his belt back' and face the 'champ'.
Should've said Baseball teamYou're on an MMA travel team?
I don't care what McGregor or someone said or did too you or someone else. YOU DO NOT JUMP OUT OF THE CAGE AND rUSH THE CroWD. It's dangerous, irresponsible, and puts innocent bystanders at risk. What he did was no different then Ron Artest years ago. Honestly surprised theres no rules for punishing guys for doing so yet. The insults are part of the sport unfortunately and you need thick skin. Khabib may have won the fight but he lost the mental game big time. Khabib just ####ed himself out of a huge payday, if UFC doesn't prosecute him Vegas commission will and may ban him for life and then any other place in the US UFC has a license with could as well. It'd be hard for him to get a work Visa and he probably never fights in the US again. Micheal Bisping was very serious speaking about this that it could very well happen. Basically said Khabib acting like a complete idiot may have just ruined his career. Khabib is lucky I'm not in White's position. I would have taken Rogan's mic and announced Khabib is stripped of the title immediacy, he'll be heavily fined, UFC is pressing criminal charges against him and he's terminated immediately. There's zero reason for fighter to leave the cage like that. Mark Halloway on Twitter made it very clear. He like other fighters have their kids and families sitting ring side during the fights and some innocent fan could've been injured. There should be zero tolerance in any sport of an athlete leaving the field of play and jumping into the stands.McGreggor jumped in the Bellator "cage" about a year ago, so if they were to take this line the UFC would be out a lot of money
I don't disagree with you. My statement was regarding the fights in the crowd and drunken frat boys wanting to be tough guys at events. If I had kids, I wouldn't hesitate to take them to a RAW or Smackdown taping (I went to both in my college days), but I wouldn't want to attend a UFC show as an adult.Trust me if you talk to the IWC you'll get a completely different take of wrestling fans.
No, but Conor was charged with multiple felonies and went through that process. Sure, maybe it was not resolved to the Russian mafia's satisfaction, but it was resolved. The incident this weekend stands on its own. Khabib and his camp had the chance to be the better group here. It's just as bad a look, if not worse, especially with the potential chaos that could have caused in the stands.Should their be tolerance for going to Brooklyn to break bus?
Did Khabib press charges for the bus incident or was Conor simply charged with the felonies by the police?There's a reason Connor McGregor didn't want to press charges after Saturday night. And him being a nice guy certainly isn't it. He knows he might not live to see 2019 if he pulled that.
That was a civil charge. Not Khabib's. If there was never a Conor McGregor, there would have never been a bus accident or this ugly scene Saturday night. He's both the best thing, and the worst thing, that's ever happened to the UFC. It's become a gangster/mob/mafia thing now. I think we haven't seen the worst yet and it's going to end tragically.No, but Conor was charged with multiple felonies and went through that process. Sure, maybe it was not resolved to the Russian mafia's satisfaction, but it was resolved. The incident this weekend stands on its own. Khabib and his camp had the chance to be the better group here. It's just as bad a look, if not worse, especially with the potential chaos that could have caused in the stands.
Did Khabib press charges for the bus incident or was Conor simply charged with the felonies by the police?
Not disagreeing with anything and not trying to defend Conor's actions. My overall point is simply Khabib and his crew did not have to act like they did. They deserve whatever the police or UFC do to them. And you mention it ending tragically, that's sort of what I mean about taking it into the stands. Someone innocent could have been seriously injured.That was a civil charge. Not Khabib's. If there was never a Conor McGregor, there would have never been a bus accident or this ugly scene Saturday night. He's both the best things, and the worst thing, that's ever happened to the UFC. It's become a gangster/mob/mafia thing now. I think we haven't seen the worst yet and it's going to end tragically.
Different people take being disrespected differently. With Mcgregor and Mayweather, you could almost see the wink on their face when they were insulting each other. They were both in on the joke and knew they were building the pot. McGregor and his team pushed the wrong buttons with the wrong people. I agree that it was a stupid thing to do Saturday night. Very dangerous for everyone who was there.Not disagreeing with anything and not trying to defend Conor's actions. My overall point is simply Khabib and his crew did not have to act like they did. They deserve whatever the police or UFC do to them. And you mention it ending tragically, that's sort of what I mean about taking it into the stands. Someone innocent could have been seriously injured.
So the McGregor incident, which took place at a UFC event and injured UFC fighters, should that fall within the UFC's purview as well?No, but Conor was charged with multiple felonies and went through that process. Sure, maybe it was not resolved to the Russian mafia's satisfaction, but it was resolved. The incident this weekend stands on its own. Khabib and his camp had the chance to be the better group here. It's just as bad a look, if not worse, especially with the potential chaos that could have caused in the stands.
Did Khabib press charges for the bus incident or was Conor simply charged with the felonies by the police?
What Khabib's crew did is not OK because of what Conor's crew did. That's all I'm saying.So the McGregor incident, which took place at a UFC event and injured UFC fighters, should that fall within the UFC's purview as well?