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Who is going to win?

Floyd Mayweather 204 66.02%
 
Conor McGregor 105 33.98%
 
Total:309

I have to think this would be just about the biggest upset I've ever seen if McGregor won, so I'm going with Mayweather.

The few examples we have in the past of fighters dabbling in other styles suggest that they generally get their ass kicked. Even Anderson Silva had to throw in the towel (literally) when he boxed a rather average boxer a back in the day, and I really don't know any MMA fighters who were craftier than him. Of course, he'd later win a boxing match, but this is basically the greatest MMA fighter ever and he was certainly not fighting anyone close to Mayweather.



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Mcgregor



Mayweather.

Mcgregor, like any fighter that steps into a ring has a punchers chance, but that's it.

Mayweather will dance and weave, and continually hit Mcgregor with body shots. Most of Mcgregors shots will hit air, and he will be repeatedly punished for it.

I think a better question is will Mayweather finish Mcgregor?



 

Dallinor said:
Mayweather.

Mcgregor, like any fighter that steps into a ring has a punchers chance, but that's it.

Mayweather will dance and weave, and continually hit Mcgregor with body shots. Most of Mcgregors shots will hit air, and he will be repeatedly punished for it.

I think a better question is will Mayweather finish Mcgregor?

As a fan of mma, I'm selfishly worried a potential savage beating hurts Conor's mma career. Conor gets tagged in most of his fights, and although Floyd isn't renowned for his punching power or finishing ability, these blows accrue, and Floyd will likely tag him repeatedly. Several rounds of pops to the head could mess him up, even without a finish. I've seen brutal fights alter the trajectory of a fighters carreer many times.



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I've trained in boxing a tad and in Mixed Martial Arts for about fourteen years, and I don't think McGregor stands much of a chance. I would like if he won, since I find Mayweather's domestic violence history rather off-putting, but there is a huge difference in their talent levels when it comes to the actual bout they are engaging within - that of boxing. Certainly, MMA fighters use boxing as a part of their repertoire, but Floyd is on a different level, the guy has trained since he was 6 or 7 and is the best boxer of his generation. Conor has never even fought in a single amateur fight. It's going to be a lopsided beating, unfortunately. 

 

Of course, if this was a kickboxing or an MMA match (or even just the two guys getting into a fight in the street), I would take McGregor all day every day. Grappling is incredibly difficult for those without any experience in it. 



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shikamaru317 said:

Well, Connor has an age advantage, so maybe he will have better stamina in the later rounds. The problem for him is going to be lasting into the later rounds, I don't know if he has the technical ability as a boxer to last against one of the all-time greatest boxers. Connor does have one hit knockout power, but will he be able to land a clean shot past Mayweather's defences? Mayweather will most likely win. 

That is of course assuming the outcome of this fight hasn't already been bought, which is quite possible. If Mayweather has been paid to take a fall, those who bet on Connor stand to make alot of money.

I won't be watching regardless, the price is much too high here in the US.

He doesn't have a power advantage that's a misconception. He has no strength behind his punches as he doesn't use his body for strength. He almost exclusively throws arm punches. He doesn't have a good center of balance. In short he throws a punch like a UFC fighter but that doesn't work with actual gloves on. Also as far as stamina even though younger I definitely give the advantage to mayweather. He has been fighting 12 round boxing matches for 20 years and stamina has always been a strength of his. Connor will be extremely winded come round 8 or 9 If he is still standing.

btw if u think conno punches hard YouTube his sparring sessions. Then watch maywethers. One is a seasoned vet and the other is a clear amateur who may have less experience boxing than I do.



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shikamaru317 said:

I don't know man, Freddie Roach, one of the greatest boxing trainers ever, said that he was impressed by both the speed and power of Connor's lefts. If Connor finds an opening he may be able to rock Mayweather. Finding an opening though will be the trickiest part, Mayweather is a very defensive boxer.

I agree with you though that the fact that this is a 12 round fight may be his greatest enemy, UFC fighters train for 5 rounds. He has only had about a year and half to train for this fight after he proposed it in March 2016, I don't know if that was enough time to build up enough stamina for 12 rounds.

In regards to Roach his assessment is dependent on what he was initially expecting he may not have had high expectations to begin with in that regard.



burninmylight said:
This fight is going to be boring as hell, like all Mayweather fights. He's going to play defensively, stay out of McGregor's reach, and salt away the match by making sure he wins enough rounds via punch count. And then everyone is going to complain about how they wasted a hundred bucks and say how they'll never spend a dollar on Mayweather again, until the next one comes along in two years.