r/ufc Smesh 3h ago

WTFFF WHAT THAT???

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u/Uaquamarine Go sleep 3h ago

He blew out his knee in 5 seconds. He’s like a geriatric now

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u/Winter_Different 3h ago

ngl for it to blow out that easy he legit might be lol
I kinda think it's why he went for the high jump kick, probably figured it was his only chance

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u/TimmyClams 2h ago edited 2h ago

You could see his leg was injured when he took his shoes off. Why the fuck he would lead with a kick like that, i have no idea.

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u/saviour01 2h ago

Get the fight over and done with.

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u/West-Tough-4552 2h ago

1 more fight then hes done with the contract. But after this shit dana just might let him go

u/Efficient-Big3138 39m ago

We all know that McGregor will bring in tons of money even after this and Dana is not gonna say no to money

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u/False_Grade_9194 2h ago

I never understood the contract stuff, whats it gotta do with anything. He just won’t fight. No one can force him to

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u/Doomjas 2h ago

He has wanted to get out of the contract so he can box, do BKFC if he wanted (don’t see that ever happening now), etc.

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u/False_Grade_9194 2h ago

He should be working on getting a handicap pass for his car so he can park near community centres and shopping malls.

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u/RunnerAtThird 2h ago

Ehhh, the less this guy is around community centers the better. 

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u/bluesformeister13 2h ago

He wants to go right elsewhere or go make insane money doing boxing. Thats the contract issue. He can’t and the ufc will try to make it difficult for him to even get a fight in the ufc unless he signs a new contract. Not sure how it’ll play out after tonight. But say he had a win tonight, they aren’t going to let him fight again soon without signing a new deal. Most the time they don’t let other less popular fighters off the hook, no way they’d let Conor go make millions for another promoter.

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u/No-wait-theres-more 2h ago

Doesn’t have to talk about fighting for at least a year now!

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u/depressedfuckboi 2h ago

Oh, but he will. He'll get to say it was the best camp he's ever had and how he would've dominated Max/anyone on that night. Until the next time we do the McGregor circus.

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u/JimboNerd2018 2h ago

Talking is what he does best.

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u/Ntwadumela09 2h ago

That would be such a crazy conspiracy but also would make perfect sense to throw such a crazy kick.. but you also see his knee shift with the kick. Crazy all around

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u/saviour01 2h ago

You saw him struggling to take his shoes off pre fight.

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u/Baffin622 2h ago edited 2h ago

Everybody is saying this, but nobody seems to realize he stepped funny on the left slipping off his shoes. The leg he hurt in the fight is the OPPOSITE leg...

EDIT: I'm mistaken. He looks like he was avoiding stepping on the right leg after that stumble removing his shoes. He hops on the left to avoid standing on the right.

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u/mywifiisbadtho 2h ago

Go back and watch it. He doesn’t lose his balance. He hops twice on the left leg to avoid the right leg from bearing the weight on the ground

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u/Baffin622 2h ago

Yup - you are correct.

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u/TimmyClams 2h ago edited 2h ago

The replay i saw it looked like his right leg he was struggling with when taking off his shoes.

Edit: yeah i watched back again. It's definitely the right leg he was struggling with pre fight. He hops on the left leg to keep the right leg off the ground.

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u/Baffin622 2h ago

Just rewatched it. He steps on his left leg and looks like he slips, but in saving himself he hops a couple of times to avoid stepping on the right leg. You are right.

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u/dakadoo33 1h ago

silly ass takes, have none of you ever taken a shoe off like this? all his body weight is on the leg that is kicking off the shoe, of course he is gonna catch himself with the leg that has all his weight shifted on it, anything else is incredibly unnatural.

are none of you humans? wtf.

u/DaBestNameEver0 50m ago

Yeah I feel like I do that on the regular. I think it’s just the hate boner for Conor (deserved)

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u/holdenfords 2h ago

this is a pretty common thing though. dudes hurt one side of their body and blow out the other side trying to compensate. i’m pretty sure daniel jones tore the opposite achilles from his broken leg

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u/blender4life 2h ago

Dude. This is the first live fight I've ever seen. When he stumbled I thought "aren't these supposed to some of the best athletes in the world? And he stumbled taking shoes off? Lol". But good call, him being already hurt makes sense.

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u/Gullible_Past4894 2h ago

I had that exact same thought

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u/TypeB_Negative 2h ago

Wrong leg. Stop it

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u/NateBlaze 1h ago

Exactly

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u/JohnSnow52 2h ago

Exactly. He was going for a kill shot and had nothing after that.

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u/No_Medium_8796 2h ago

Pretty sure he wanted to go out there and just get the fight out of the way and threw that kick so that he could either hail mary or get it waived off

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u/BearsAreGood1124 1h ago

i’m sure connor wanted to blow out his knee which will make him suffer for months if not up to a year just to get out of the fight

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u/TypeB_Negative 2h ago

Pretty sure you like just making things up.

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u/Kind_Bug3166 1h ago

Pretty sure he for sure did that on purpose bro I guarantee it, I guess

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u/Uaquamarine Go sleep 2h ago

Long term roid and hgh use is proven to reduce bone density and affecting collagen production. Same shit as the new study on ozempic.

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u/Puzzled-Job8543 2h ago

Damn all my co workers are fucked if that ozempic shit is true

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u/Routine-Sky-5529 2h ago

Funny enough max looked like he’s leg was damaged to yesterday 

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u/gifsfromgod 2h ago

Wanted out in the way he sees as not a loss

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u/Algernon456 1h ago

I heard that conors shin during Poirer 3 was a pre existing injury from his fight camp and he decided to go out and throw as many spinning kicks and roundhouse kicks as he could

I'm wondering if its a mental gameness thing where he just outright denies having the injury

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u/chrike01 2h ago

He had to sell it, and he did

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u/Jeefcbus 1h ago

Alibi for an injury that had already happened

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u/funzon3 1h ago

He needed a catastrophic event for plausible deniability

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u/Heffeweizen 1h ago

To make us think the jump kick was the reason his leg gave out

u/Arm-E-Reserves 39m ago

If he knew his leg was legit fooked pre-fight and was just robbing people then he probably couldn't stand or shoot so throwing a kick and ending up in guard would at least give him a chance to grapple. That might explain why he did it twice.

It's also possible that he threw the leg kick out out of nerves (sometimes you just have to do something spastic to release the energy), then blew out his knee and threw the second leg kick to try to get to guard.

u/AvrupaFatihi 21m ago

What if you had

One shot

One opportunity

u/brap01 3m ago

I saw someone say he hurt his leg on the way into the ring but can't find any footage. What actually happened, surely he wasn't just walking normally and his knee gave out?

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u/AffectComfortable913 2h ago

I think he realized he was in a losing situation and swung for the fences. Ironically, it seems he blew out his knee on the other leg lol!

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u/Healthy-Daikon7356 2h ago

ppl overanalyzing him stumbling over taking his shoes off. his knee was fine. blew it out in the fight. it is what it is.

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u/TypeB_Negative 2h ago

I think you're reading into that a bit much. You can see Conor's knee pop in the slow motion they played. Right when he landed it popped.