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You don't know how lousy my cardio-pulmonary is right now, man. A bunch of injuries in the last year - none serious, but put together I keep running into limits on what I can do while each heals. A really slow 2-mile run is torture. An entirely new activity would send me right down the exercise-induced asthma path.Old people can kk. There isn't even face punching. It is good for you.
Hi Brian how do we contact moderators privately if needed or have a private discussion with admin or mods.
I cant seem to find that function.
Is there a Forum "Post Message" (email) system and where is it?
Tap their name, on the left. Then click "start a conversation ".Hi m8,
Yeah I see that but lets say I want to speak with you usually there is tab or icon on the avatar on the left or a post to reply button via PM on the bottom line in the post reply box.
Is that anywhere on this Forum that I missed, I'm looking but don't see it.
Thanks for reply though
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36 wins and 7 loses makes you barley a boxer...um okay...If Conor ever fights Paulie it will be a decimation LoL
That guy is barely a Boxer yeah sure he can box not to Floyd standards though Conor would run over him first round for sure no doubt in my mind on that one.
Be good to see after their debacle though LoL
36 wins and 7 loses makes you barley a boxer...um okay...
In my opinion Conor with a little work and some serious study up on boxing will demolish boxing in 154 - 160Ibs divisions.
A few weeks back I sat for about an hour or so and watched his fights learning about him a little more.
Agreed the boxing champions have been boxing all their life. Mcgregor may have boxed a little in his early days but since then he's been all mma. He hasn't even cleaned up mma there's still loads of people for him to fightNo way
I love Conor in mma but in boxing Canelo, Cotto, Triple G And others are far better.
Soooo...you're main analysis isI just don't like Paulies style at all.
A few weeks back I sat for about an hour or so and watched his fights learning about him a little more.
In my opinion Conor with a little work and some serious study up on boxing will demolish boxing in 154 - 160Ibs divisions.
Keep in mind he went 10 rounds with Floyd the worlds best.
So we wait and see what really happens, we here are just speculating!
I have some reasons for my opinions.
Strengths:-
- Conor has good physical condition and of a top elite athlete and that was tested in a science lab recently.
- Conor has great long range punching skills, with a good snap on the end due to good balance, technique and mobility
- Conor has good loosening of his muscles and connecting ligaments due to good conditioning training
- Conor has good knock out power that has been proven in UFC
- Conor has good footwork mechanics with a spring in his step
- Conor has good fight reading abilities and self analyzing skills and quick to evaluate and correct when he has the knowledge or solution
- Conor is a fighter and a professional
Weaknesses:-
These are some quick thoughts straight off the cuff that I came up with just now ( not a deep analysis but a general idea of where my thoughts are at based on what I have read and seen on youtube etc)
- Conor needs to do more work going 12 -15 rounds to build stamina he might need to avoid sex yes at least in the preparation and during the fight to an event, some say it builds testosterone levels that increase strength, I'm unsure here.
- Conor needs to run on sand at the beach and swim more ( Iron Man Training)
- Conor needs to learn the mechanics of Boxing in close quarter range and conserve energy by doing so
- Conor needs to learn to be crisp in the close quarter range
- Conor needs to learn to tuck in and strike from those angles hitting areas that wear the body down
- Conor needs to think like a Boxer and know the Rules and practice the brain switch from MMA to Boxing in practice and theory so all is kept within muscle memory
If say all this is worked out watch-out, Conor will clean up two divisions in Boxing as well.
All this can be done in a few months not years with the right coaching and knowledge
So watch what happens if he decides too or is allowed.
In my opinion he should rule in both sports but it all comes down to his contract requirements with the UFC he is legally bound to it.
So you don't like him so that makes him barely a boxer...um no.I just don't like Paulies style at all.
A few weeks back I sat for about an hour or so and watched his fights learning about him a little more.
In my opinion Conor with a little work and some serious study up on boxing will demolish boxing in 154 - 160Ibs divisions.
Keep in mind he went 10 rounds with Floyd the worlds best.
So we wait and see what really happens, we here are just speculating!
I have some reasons for my opinions.
Strengths:-
- Conor has good physical condition and of a top elite athlete and that was tested in a science lab recently.
- Conor has great long range punching skills, with a good snap on the end due to good balance, technique and mobility
- Conor has good loosening of his muscles and connecting ligaments due to good conditioning training
- Conor has good knock out power that has been proven in UFC
- Conor has good footwork mechanics with a spring in his step
- Conor has good fight reading abilities and self analyzing skills and quick to evaluate and correct when he has the knowledge or solution
- Conor is a fighter and a professional
Weaknesses:-
These are some quick thoughts straight off the cuff that I came up with just now ( not a deep analysis but a general idea of where my thoughts are at based on what I have read and seen on youtube etc)
- Conor needs to do more work going 12 -15 rounds to build stamina he might need to avoid sex yes at least in the preparation and during the fight to an event, some say it builds testosterone levels that increase strength, I'm unsure here.
- Conor needs to run on sand at the beach and swim more ( Iron Man Training)
- Conor needs to learn the mechanics of Boxing in close quarter range and conserve energy by doing so
- Conor needs to learn to be crisp in the close quarter range
- Conor needs to learn to tuck in and strike from those angles hitting areas that wear the body down
- Conor needs to think like a Boxer and know the Rules and practice the brain switch from MMA to Boxing in practice and theory so all is kept within muscle memory
If say all this is worked out watch-out, Conor will clean up two divisions in Boxing as well.
All this can be done in a few months not years with the right coaching and knowledge
So watch what happens if he decides too or is allowed.
In my opinion he should rule in both sports but it all comes down to his contract requirements with the UFC he is legally bound to it.
What fights did you watch in an hour or so?
What video did you watch?