Joe Rogan & Jorge Masvidal Discuss the Talent of Conor McGregor
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- Опубліковано 26 бер 2023
- Joe Rogan Discusses the talent of Connor Mcregor
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The rise if connor pre Mayweather was one of the best things ever
Facts
Those who lived it will never forget.
Pre Diaz lol
@@kab22m10 he became double champ after the Diaz fights. So no.
**The rise Of
You can tell Jorge doesn't wanna compliment Conor so he's just being respectful cause he respects Joe.
Hoping for that future red panty night one day
A minute in and he compliments him more than once, what are you on about?
I agree with @KVBVL
That’s what I felt
It's confusing because on his own he always talks shit about Conor.
When Conor used to predict which round he would finish his opponent was something amazing to witness
He predicted which round and in what way… it was amazing indeed
"I will knock him out in the first round BUT I've been wrong before. I'll be prepared for five rounds. You're looking at a fighting veteran. And I know a glass jaw when I see one"
-Conor to Khabib
Hahahahahahah
@@ghosthusler There’s always at least one dweeb who has Khabibs man juice down their throat in a Conor video .
@@ghosthuslerMeat riding is insane
Conors rise to fame was amazing to witness!! 👏
Surely was. Interesting character, hate, or love him.
overrated bum who got exposed, literally lost to the bum nate in his prime and then got destroyed by khabib and porier
There will never be anything like it. He is definitely one of a kind win or lose excitement of seeing him fight stays the same.
It was something to behold, the debut against Brimage, the K.O of Aldo the start and end of one of if not the most exciting and captivating journeys to the title ever.
Have to mention the performance against Eddie Alvarez just a masterpiece.
Biggest con ever
Jorge is probably thinking “why tf are we talking about Conor ?
a bum talking about a bum is only natural
He should be talking shit bc he could be getting that paycheck if he wins his next fight
Just talking about MMA, they talked about multiple fighters.
i mean im tryna figure out why a guy who got his ass whooped 5 times in a row is on rogan
@@meladgoat keep trying to figure it out. You'll get there bud
It bums me out that I sometimes forget Connor’s greatness. His come up was unbelievable. That man looked untouchable.
Stop bumming yourself out
Shame he turned out to be a shithouse. Could've been the greatest ever in the sport
As great as Conor was against Alvarez I always felt his absolute peak as a fighter was when he fought Jose Aldo. Before losing to Nate it felt like Conor couldn't lose and he had that Mystic Mac thing going on. Also his mentality at that time, the calmness and the witty one liners, the way he controlled press conferences... he was in that zen mode
drained like that, gives you hunger like nothing else 🤣🤣
He was on top id like to see the Frankie fight then cus Frankie’s a warrior n deserved a big money fight n Conor respected him
@@joondagoon6774 a prime Frankie would have eaten Conor's punches and kept on going...he would even take Conor down and ground and pound, but Frankie had done so much for the UFC that he retired at a perfect time. Definitely would have loved to see a prime Frankie and Conor fight because it's hard to not like and respect Frankie just because he had a warrior's heart and an iron chin.
@@Awood2207 it wasn’t prime Frankie though it was almost retired Frankie
Whiskey and cocaine, rise to fame thus money. These are major reasons to his demise. He used to be a much much better martial artist. Its not just about fighting.
His featherweight run was one of the best era's of the UFC. Hands down.
Featherweight...
Conor’s rise was something nobody had ever seen in MMA. He took it to another level entirely. Hard to say he shouldn’t have taken the Floyd fight, but man that really killed his momentum in MMA. He wasn’t active enough and that division got scary instantly. If he had stayed at 145 only Max and Volk could have stopped him.
💯
He already beat max on 1 leg. 😂 145 conor is untouchable
@@andreicomplido be for real bro Max was 21 years old and not even remotely at his best. Conor genuinely didn’t get much better than that version of him. Conor only way to beat Max now is knockout and the odds of that happening aren’t high. Max has improved massively since then.
@wonderboytroy7484 If he stayed at 145, I think volk takes him, but I don't see Max beating him.
Conor’s rise literally went perfect. The entire world was talking about the khabib fight.. the entire world was talking about the mayweather fight. Can’t wait to see a documentary down the road and watch it with my son. A rise like this may not happen again
There's a documentary called Notorious, I think it goes up to the nate fight, I can't remember. Maybe further. But it's a good documentary. ✌️💯
those were entertaining days. we could of had khabib vs mcgregor 2 to extend the entertainment, but nope khabib had to wussy out.
@@whiterabbit8243 Conor didn't earn a rematch. After the Khabib loss he went offline and later fought old Cowboy at WW. How should Conor get a title shot when he wasn't even competing in LW anymore and afterwards lost to Dustin in Lw. And Dana makes the fights, just like he now forces Leon to fight Colby. Conor just didn't want to fight at lw, otherwise he would have immediately fought a lw a top 5er and earned a rematch. But he didn't
@@richman8082 Wrong. Conor was ready to fight Khabib again and Khabib retired like a wussy. Conor would still fight Khabib to this day. Any weight. Can't say that about Khabib though. It would only be at 155.
@Brett Elder you still crying about that
I’m glad i was able to see prime mcgregor
A powerful left hand and great accuracy.. question answered
I always noticed how Conor immediately finds Aldo’s rhythm with he bouncing the timing was perfect
I want to see Conor vs Masvidal.
Yes, a warriors Battle!
Think Masvidal might be too big (naturally) and have better cardio but the first round or two would be insane, Conor would have to put Masvidal out or he'd be in trouble later
@@GoGetYourShinebox didn’t Masvidal use to fight in 155?
@@jeremytaft8247 Yeah but I’d say Masvidal’s ideal weight is 170 whereas Conor’s is 155. That’s what I meant by naturally bigger
@@GoGetYourShinebox They should fight anyway. That's one of the reasons why the old UFC was so much better!
He worked for years for those few moments in that Aldo fight. I have the utmost respect for anyone that strives towards something like that and achieves it, regardless of what something is. Just a huge motivator.
Connor is the only fighter that brought electricity to my brain when watching him. The only fighter I stayed up till 7 in the morning to watch live. Polarizing.
Totally agree it is very special energy he always top it off the only fighter that gets me up from the chair is jones, chandler and gaetjhe but they don’t come close to bringing the dame electricity in my living room as conor but by all fighters those are the 3 that come closest
Old UFC was way better.
@@TheRichie213 stop it lmao
@@veluta2549 It was. Big against small, two fights in one day, less rules, almost none at all. I think just no biting. It was more of a fight back then. It's more of a sport now. Just kick boxing and wrestling.
@@TheRichie213 Better and more entertaining matchups nowadays and the best of the best still fight each other
Connor is a legend.
tapping legend
Ronda Rousey has a better record and legacy
@@light-qe3gv khabibs legacy is beating conor
he can lift and throw a dolley like its nothing. shameful
@@light-qe3gv but not scared and ran😂🤣 he is still real fighter cry more 😭😂🤣🤣
That aldo ko was the definitely the greatest moment in ufc history...
The way CMac jumped on the cage, legs twirling 😂 I love the guy
2:04 First time noticing Conor used his right hand to block Aldo's vision to mask his left hand and mess with Aldo's depth perception. Impressive.
You should’ve known Masvidal wouldn’t say many nice things about Conor McGregor.
Mhmmm lol joe is a lil shot sometimes love him tho
"My mother told me if you aint got nothing to say then dont say it" - Masvidal to Joe after he koed Askren
Conor did to Ufc what stone cold did for wwf …… really miss the old conor…. ❤
that's good comparison or the Rock as well
He just got comfortable he got paid, and really became more of a showman then a fighter which is fine you start making that kind of money it’s hard to keep that pit bull in you
Brock lesnar was the guy who took the ufc out of the wilderness and into the promise land he was the guy who gave Dana white the blueprint of how you make a star
@@ttt22295 facts exactly why Dana knowingly let him take roids
Conor and the stratospheric run was a sight to behold
maybe not the best career, maybe not the best man, but probably the best UFC story
How many times has Joe had this conversation…like word from word lmao
I'm not even a Conor fan but he really had something special once upon a time
I love how he’s talking about the IV days as if they’re over lol, obviously not for some of Ali Abdelaziz’s fighters
What's an IV day?
We have to check this moment.
@@MasmydaMusy the UFC used to allow fighters to use iv’s to rehydrate themselves after weigh-ins, and recently Ali got on his twitter fingers about Islam and basically said that Islam had been using iv’s to rehydrate illegally and then took the post down. It’s a faster way to gain weight back from cutting weight. Obviously with Islam being a huge 155er it would give him a huge advantage.
@@trinity3422 I understand now, thanks for the explanation.
Imagine, after all this he's done,
the ups, the questionable downs, the moments of class, disrespects and damn-what sh%tty...
some of absolute greatness in front of the world,
Imagine he comes back and wins a title in glorious fashion and the Movie credits role! 👌🤘
Conor at 145 was a different animal, at 155 he was still strong but the power didn’t carry over to quite the same extent as at 145.
The smaller and lighter… the more dangerous he was
The Aldo knockout was great. But when Conor peaked in that fight against Eddie Alvarez, it was beautiful to watch. He made Alvarez look like he had no right being in an octagon at all. Conor is a pretty big if, love or hate him, he's a big big IF. What he did to Aldo and Alvarez, taking a round off Khabib after years of being rich and out of training and coked up. Who knows, who knows
Conor’s stand up at that time was untouchable
Aside from that the guy was a F’n Poet!
It’s sad these loud mouth zero talent/skills fans have to ruin the moments
Not really untouchable, nate diaz touched him a bunch of times.
Conor was very good tho
@@thestain2698 Nate was about 190lbs in the first fight and nearly 200lbs in the second. Conor was struggling to keep his weight up.
he ruined everything himself pretty good lol
@@lordbottaro4549 so what, at 145 he was way more of a weight bully
@@lordbottaro4549 Muhammad Ali was only 210 pounds against fighting Big George Foreman at 247 pounds and Muhammad beat the shit out of him.
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I feel like Conor's straight left is so good because it's like Michael Jai whites technique where the brain can't see the punch because it's coming straight at you. The brain notices when guys wind up to throw big shots but a left straight down the pipe without any telegraphing doesn't allow their brain time to react and the punch that knocks you out is normally the one you didn't see. It's not about power as much it is about the technique
Michael white is in idiot can stand that guy
I practice my looping cross when sparring and it’s absolutely lethal, especially from southpaw
@@AAwp6991 its only lethal because you have not spared with a San soo or to shin do philosophy
Timing beats power precision beats speed. He basically said that it's not about the power of his left. It is the technique
I hope Mcgregor gets Ido Portal (touch butt guy) back, as Conor's movement when he worked with him was really good.
I think conors fight IQ is one of if not the highest, simarly to jon jones and I think that's what made them each so dominant. They studied their opponents and knew their tendencies well before fight night, and his knowledge of the sport is unmatched, and his analysis of Aldo just proves it. He knows what's going to happen and how its going to happen, but I think in recent years he had his focus elsewhere and the sport moved past him. I think had he kept up with his knowledge of fighters and their tendencies as well as improved upon his skillset he would have had one hell of a career, more so than he already had and probably could have even been a 3 division champion (not simultaneously holding all 3 belts but being champ in FW, LW, and WW at one point in his career)
Both left handed cancers they almost have the same birthday I believe I always find that random stuff interesting
The hardest part to let go of is this-technically this can all happen again; this meteoric rise to the top and insane precision and discipline… but theoretically since money motivated him it’s not likely. Statistically he has little to no shot of making another title run like that. But people who recognize the magic of Will and Determination that we saw in Conor back then, it’s almost impossible to just let the “Mystic Mac” go, he’s just the Money Mac now and that’s a boring mode for Conor.
With every passing year it gets less likely, but watching Jon Jones come back gives us all some hope that he will attempt the same. No more 1 and done matches, let’s see a valiant effort to back up the prestige he’s claimed from day 1.
Lol he's in his thirties dude, in 2 years he'll be 37.
Jon Jones is the greatest fighter to ever live. Connor was one of the best 145 er’s at the time. There’s a difference between the moment and forever.
@@alexandrostheodorou8387 The GOAT fighter is not the king of a shallow ass division like HW and LHW MMA.
@@davidpineda9160 who's your goat and why?
@@anthonybogay1271 GSP as far as MMA goes. Combat sports overall, it's gotta be a boxer, MMA is so young and shallow compared to it. And i know, boxers would lose in a "real" fight but still.
If you truly watch in the opening sequence, the first cross conor threw, its crazy af, truly, how he ducked all in one motion.... Then he throws the side kick and initiates the ending.
Hell Aldo even said it himself before the fight he was going to knock Conor out with the first punch. He told on himself and Conor predicted it and executed his answer to that perfectly. I always wonder how a rematch might have gone.
When people say conor mcgregor changed the game he really did man. I was against watching ufc and didn’t really even want anything to do with it cause I didn’t care. When mcgregor came around his style, his charisma and his shit talkin made me love it! He really did get me into the ufc.
I will second that. I've been a big boxing fan since the mid nineties. I had zero interest in MMA until Connor came along. You could not have paid me to watch MMA prior to Connor. He 100% got me into MMA and i will beforever greatful for it. Boxing has been dwindling for years. The UFC continues to grow from stregnth to stregnth. Its a great package for a fight fan. Never ever thought i'd say this, but i'm much more into the UFC now. Boxing is not delivering for me much anymore, i'm sad about it but well happy i've got the UFC to enjoy on a very regular basis.
@@braveheart101 awesome brother
Only reason I got into UFC and hooked ever since was Connor, as he started making noise I couldn't resist watching it was best period a UFC I've ever enjoyed
It's incredible that he just timed it and took Aldo's punch after he was knocked out.
Win or lose he always comes to k.0 you and not win by decision like most champions …
Usman /Adesayna /Carla / Sterling ///
All decisions masters
His fight IQ is amazing!
Conors ride to succes to stardom will live forever he is the Jordan of the fight game
Conor vs Jorge is the dream fight that I certainly wanted to see, and am really really sad that will never happen now.
Ahh humble Conner was the best. I miss that guy. Still wish him the best though. He did so much for the sport
You need more subscribers!! Amazing edits, my boi
I used to be a Conor McGregor fan before he fought Mayweather and became a multi-millionaire because he came from nothing to achieving his dream and his trash talk was so precise and on-point, but when he became a multi-millionaire his entire attitude has been about money therefore causing him to become both a meme and have a ton of hated fans. It's one thing to chase two belts and get paid millions, but it's another thing to forget where he came from.
I never liked him. He's rude, immature, disrespectful, obnoxious and annoying. He's a great fighter but a douche.
When Connor still had some humility before going ape shit😝
The amount of fame he got after knocking out Aldo and the money that came with it, it was a little bit too much for him to handle, it would have took a very disciplined mind not to change (like a Khabib type of person). The Floyd payday really tipped Conor over the edge lol
Why can't you get this episode on Spotify ffs 😤
No one talks about the knee that Aldo took from the ref after the knockout 😮
Khabib fans wished their fighter had moments like this. Conor gave this sport such amazing moments
Khabib beats conor 100 times out of 100...Conor is a broken man after that fight
@@chrisgrady4466 in your dreams
@@chrisgrady4466 - This was when McGregor was at his peak and even Khabib would have struggled in the first few rounds had he fought him then. Not sure if he would have ever sparked Khabib though as he had an absolute granite of a chin. It's been said that Khabib's challange for the title was delayed during Conor's reign. So, Conor might never had reached the heights he did if they let Khabib at him early on in his career. Whichever way you look at it this was a brilliant move as Conor had a massive impact on the sport.
Khabib gave us the greatest moment when he had conor laying on the floor with not a damn word to say lmao wym? Let's talk now
@@brandonbaca9843 - The trouble was that Khabib was so good that his fights were boring. He didn't have the charisma or excitement of Conor McGregor. As much as you might hate McGregor he really put this sport on the map. He actually transcended his sport which very few sportsmen in history have ever done.
Im not even a big UFC fan, I follow main events. Masvidal provides good insight and is well spoken. I can see him entering the podcast space, but similar to this dynamic with Joe, a good co-host will bring regular content.
Conor mcgregor was the most exciting sportsman for decades. Conor walking to the ring was goosebump business
It dont look like he overloaded on the right hand. Its like he half threw it and then followed fully with the left hand.
With videos like these your going to grow crazy, algorithm on lock 😉
wow when music hits damn - one of the greatest speaches from conor and one of the greatest fighters of all time no doubt
Those words Conor said were deep
"Double up on the jab." Aldos coach
Conor single-handedly boosted the ufc audience by 200%. His drive and determination were infectious. Seems now that drive is split in too many directions
All he did was bring hundreds of thousands of casuals to the sport. Good for Dana.... bad for the fans.
@@redeyejedi17 bad for the fans?
@@fuzzywuzzy0549 correct.
@@redeyejedi17 lol
@@redeyejedi17 without the casuals you don’t become the biggest promotion, get the biggest fighters,. The whole ufc is ran like a prime time soap opera designed to bring in the fans who need stories and outside drama. At this point Conor is the recurring bad guy character, king of click bait unlikely to ever fight in real competition again.
could you imagine if they KO'd eachother right there
I forgot how much big John pushed mcgregor at the end of Aldo fight. Good stuff, don't see anymore
I love Conor.....he is unbelievable
Love his sound effects at the end! 😂dggghhhrrrrr! 👌
crazy how would you feel if you could "predict" your own win like that. It must be crazy
its sad to see what happend to conor. but i respect him
Dam the times wore just glorious everyone hated him everyone wanted him to lose and he just kept going and kept me watching even from a distance
Love him or hate him you have to respect what he has done for the UFC.🙏🏴
Ehhh
Are you saying that you're Scottish or McGregor
@@tryingtothinkofsomethingcool he brought millions of eyes to the ufc
The Scottish flag
@@tryingtothinkofsomethingcool yes it's where I am from. I am not Irish.😂
If conor could come back with a fraction of what he used to be in his prime, i could see him winning at least one or two more fights before he retires.
Jorge wouldn't dare contradict joe and shit all over conor like he usually does 😂
That's just promotion in hope of landing that money fight
They should have fought, man. They should have fought after Jorge won the BMF. Conor should have fought him instead of Cerrone. But good for Cerrone, he got paid.
Conor’s fight IQ was unbelievable. I had seen the footage of him practicing his left hand but have not seen the interview of him, saying he knew Aldo would over throw the right hand. When you hear and see videos like this you see why Conor was the best. he wasn’t lucky, he was intelligent.
Conor’s counter left ‘touch of death’ only works on short 145ers: Aldo, Siver, Mendez, Alvarez. His KO percentage went way down at 155-70.
Man I miss the young Conor
It was his left hand that he overloaded with.
The way Conor touched his face before and his head after the punch. He touched Aldo 3 separate times in that exchange
Conor was cutting around 15 pounds to make fw at that time. Small or average cut actually. The problem is he was already a lean guy and that weight cut made him look very skinny.
Anyone know the music?
Aldo was loading up on a giant left hook, not a right hand
Connor is one of the greatest of all time like him or not he done great things for the sport
I don’t know why they didn’t talk about it but Jorge also practice that knee in the locker room
he said "one banana bag ur fine" lol
He beat *Aldo* but no rematch (was it a fluke) & NEVER Defended a belt but lost fights while holding the belt for a year without defending either
Wringing yourself out like a wet towel does serious long term damage. I've been severely dehydrated and after that 1st one, it's far easier to get dehydrated again, and it's something you have to deal with the rest of your life
He took the Stockton slap😂😢😮
Those last two punches were anger
Conor McGregor is undefeated as a featherweight in UFC
Hey, I think Jorge was super respectful right here. This was the end of Aldo, though.
song name plz
It's terrible how most fighters try to discredit Conor always!
“It’s so sad not everyone blows Conor like me” 😭😭😭
@@moriyokiri3229 U dont have to like the person but u have to acknowledge what he did like Jorge in this video didnt said anything thats positive but he acknowledges and respects conor even tho if he doesnt like or have anything good to say to him
It's crazy how no one talks about how BIG John McCarthy rocked Aldo with the knee to the jaw. How is that protecting the fighter?
This is art. Subbed
I want Conor on that podcast
Conor’s fight iq is one of the best
Hahah, Jorge being respectful and leaving the door open for that red panty night ...
Then 155 happened… his record speaks for itself
The ufc 100% disrespected Aldo when they kept his locker room camera on and showed him after that fight. I never saw them do this before or since
Jorge is like Joe change the subject I hate that guy 🤣
Getting rich asf has taken time and hunger from Conor. But if he ever gets that hunger again? Hes still a phenomenal fighter that can bang with the best of them.
Connor as a whole is the ufc. People who didn’t like fighting followed Connor
Aldo should've got a rematch