Diaz vs. McGregor II

(double post)

* Edited at 08.18.2016, 7:25 PM ET *

There are so many ******s on Twitter and YouTube saying Nate looked like a punk ***** for leaving the press conference and that Conor shook him, what a joke. Like many of you, I saw it completely differently. I saw a brilliant strategy to get inside Conor's head more than he already is. First of all, Nate answered all his question, they were just going to ask Conor **** and they would maybe trash talk a bit, Nate's not about that and left like a boss. He left almost as soon as Conor arrived and it was a brilliant move, especially form a PR point of view. 

Why should he have to listen to Conor's **** when the guy is so far up his own ass that he not only think's he was dominating and almost had Nate put away (lol) but he arrives late after completely skipping out on the press conference last time. Second of all, Nate walking away and around talking **** from the back row and starting a ruckus made Conor emotional and show some of his insecurity. And the icing on the cake was barely throwing a bottle or two in Conor's direction that was no where near hitting him, Conor immediately starts to throw full bottles of water and cans of energy drinks in the direction of Nate and crew, subsequently hitting some lady is the rumor I heard. Nate is balls deep in Conor's head and I expect Conor to not only expend his energy trying to put Nate away, but failing and gassing out again. 

I expect Nate to finish with strikes on the ground or get the choke in almost the same fashion he did when Nate gets superior ground position again, because this absolutely will hit the ground again. I can a longer fight, maybe for it to go to the 3rd round, but Nate clearly has the momentum on almost every level. To see Conor at 40% here on tap after what happened last time is a bit strange to see. The dude is letting his ego get the best of him even wanting this rematch so soon, let alone at all. Nate is beatable but he's too durable, too tough, to experienced, to skilled overall, vastly better cardio and has more ways to win. Conor essentially needs to finish in a round or two again or he's ******.