Compared to not training for any opponent?Originally Posted by adamantium
Conor's camp was a few months, Mendes had 2 weeks. I just don't see that as being any possible benefit for Chad.
Compared to not training for any opponent?
Conor's camp was a few months, Mendes had 2 weeks. I just don't see that as being any possible benefit for Chad.
wouldnt Conor preparing for a very different opponent swing odds in Mendes direction?
The question was; does a short camp influence Mendes' odds? My point was that it probably wont matter since Mendes is going out fast or hes conserving energy by riding top position all night.
Yes but perhaps not nearly as much as Mendes being the first legit wrestler Conor will have faced. But yes we are pretty much on the Mendes train here.
There is also the very real possibility that Conor will blow off making weight and show up 15+ pounds heavier than Mendes and settle for a non-title win with an asterisk and a belt match with Aldo once he recovers.
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Just in my casual fan opinion if Mendes was to loose, I dont think the outcome would have been different with a 10 week camp, does that make sense?Compared to not training for any opponent?
Conor's camp was a few months, Mendes had 2 weeks. I just don't see that as being any possible benefit for Chad.
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I get ya. My reasoning is basically that one of the major parts of a good fight camp is ramping everything up to a certain point where you are mentally and physically peaking right at the right time, on fight night, and everything for months is planned around that. Conor has that benefit, Chad does not. The Alpha-male dudes are in pretty good shape all year, of course, but not fight-night shape.Just in my casual fan opinion if Mendes was to loose, I dont think the outcome would have been different with a 10 week camp, does that make sense?
If that was how Conor wanted to play it, he'd be fighting Nate Diaz tonite, not Chad Mendes.
If Conor had 6-8 weeks to get ready for Mendes he would worked so much more wrestling. Thats a clear edge to Mendes.wouldnt Conor preparing for a very different opponent swing odds in Mendes direction?
The question was; does a short camp influence Mendes' odds? My point was that it probably wont matter since Mendes is going out fast or hes conserving energy by riding top position all night.
Theres no chance he misses weight. All this from Chael making a stupid comment. Conors to smart to give people ammo to talk shit about him.I get ya. My reasoning is basically that one of the major parts of a good fight camp is ramping everything up to a certain point where you are mentally and physically peaking right at the right time, on fight night, and everything for months is planned around that. Conor has that benefit, Chad does not. The Alpha-male dudes are in pretty good shape all year, of course, but not fight-night shape.
If that was how Conor wanted to play it, he'd be fighting Nate Diaz tonite, not Chad Mendes.
If your going to put your money on Mendes at least parlay it with Mcdonald. Mcdonald is going to wrestle fuck Lawler. To me thats as close to a lock as you can get. The odds arent great you would think the challenger wouldnt be such a big fav but its easy money. The more I hear Mendes talk I really believe that he plans on winning the fight. This to me is Connors 1st real test. Poirer was but he either took a dive or just got clipped in the wrong spot. I thinbk CM is for real and beats up Mendes.
We will find out shortly. At least the weigh-ins are on ufc.com cause FS1 has some stupid ladies golf.
He even made 145 exactly in his last fight to prove he can make championship weight.
Ill bet anybody at even money he makes weight on 1st try.
He even made 145 exactly in his last fight to prove he can make championship weight.
Ill bet anybody at even money he makes weight on 1st try.
Turn a little into alot
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crazy to see the UFC running back to back shows in the same place, then in San Diego 3 days after that.
TUF 21 Finale: Ellenberger vs. Thompson is Sunday, and Mir-Duffee, UFC FN 71 is Wednesday.
lol, do they have an upcoming balloon payment on their mortgage or something?
conor is fucking insane. instigated a really weird altercation with uriah backstage. i just dont get it.
"Birds born in a cage think flying is an illness." - Alejandro Jodorowsky
"America is not so much a nightmare as a non-dream. The American non-dream is precisely a move to wipe the dream out of existence. The dream is a spontaneous happening and therefore dangerous to a control system set up by the non-dreamers." -- William S. Burroughs
Were they tickling each other? It felt like a WWE promo work
http://www.mmafighting.com/2015/7/10...tion-backstage
Hard to tell if Mendez will bring the money here, but OSA needs to save this one off on his hard drive for all the Rory Glory included.
I'm buying in too all the hype.
Shady J give me a break with this Rory Mcdonald hype train. Trying to decide what's more unlikely, the UFC being rigged or Rory beating iron man. Both seem pretty unlikely.
May be the most informative MMA vid I've watched.
I post plenty of bullcrap, but don't skip this one.
You'll be forever awakened to the world of footwork.
We'll see how well Rory reacts to Lawlers lead foot dominance attempts. He has a better chance than i thought.
I cant stand Rory he is one of the most boring fighters. Im a huge Lawlor fan, but after rewatching their 1st fight back Rory took him down so easy. Rory is going to wrestle fuck a 5 rd decision guaranteed.
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