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Conor’s just too good everywhere, too precise and too clinical with his striking.” He’s tough, he’s durable, he sets a good pace, but I just don’t see where he beats Conor.
Poirier’s skills have definitely improved. They’re definitely two better fighters than they were when they first met, but I still think Conor is just the better fighter. “I think Conor has improved more since then, as well. “I think Poirier has improved an awful lot since that first fight,” Roddy said. That includes capturing the interim lightweight title in April 2019 with a dominant performance against Max Holloway.ĭespite the marked advancements Poirier has made in his game, Roddy thinks McGrgor’s style poses too many threats. Poirier (26-6 MMA, 18-5 UFC) also has found massive success since his first fight with McGregor, winning 10 of his past 12. Manny Pacquiao will ‘definitely’ happen, according to their shared manager ‘You ain’t sh*t, boy’: Before UFC 257, watch Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier face off in 2014Ĭonor McGregor clear betting favorite against Dustin Poirier in rematch at UFC 257Ĭonor McGregor vs. The doc and Collin have just been working tirelessly and Tristan Kennedy with the nutrition, (McGregor) is just like a very finely tuned machine, and you could see it.” Related He’s in the best shape I’ve ever seen him in my entire life. He’s been very active, working all areas of mixed martial arts, and you can see that now. Coming off the Cerrone camp, he was in great form, he was motivated, he was in a good place, and then he wanted to go on this run throughout the year, and then COVID messed it all up for everybody, but he didn’t stop training. “A killer,” Roddy told “The Bash MMA” podcast of McGregor. After McGregor failed to recapture the 155-pound title in a submission loss to Khabib Nurmagomedov at UFC 229, he rebounded in emphatic fashion with a 40-second finish of Donald Cerrone this past January at UFC 246.Īlthough McGregor hasn’t competed since then, Roddy likes the way his star pupil has looked and the sharp mindset that he’s carried into training camp. More than six years later, the pair will run things back Jan. In their first outing in 2014, McGregor (22-4 MMA, 10-2 UFC) knocked out Poirier in the first round, en route to becoming the first fighter in UFC history to simultaneously hold two championships. SBG Ireland coach Owen Roddy thinks Conor McGregor will once again be too much for Dustin Poirier when they rematch at UFC 257.
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