Featherweight champions reign over the featherweight division came to an end when Conor McGregor knocked him out in 13 seconds at UFC 194. Aldo made a mistake, and he got punished by the skill of the Dublin native.
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McGregor is without question inspiring a new generation of Mixed Martial Arts Fighters to take up the sport, all aiming to follow in his footsteps. For now, the world waits on Conor McGregor to make his demands known for who he wants to fight next. Joe Riggs, the welterweight fighter popularly referred to as Diesel, may have bitten off more than he can chew. But, man, it’s hard to say know if it’s I was wrong or he was right. “It’s a quick decision, and he was able to connect a good punch when I tried a combination”. On whether changes to that is forthcoming remains to be seen but the rematch is something that is not exactly music to the ears of someone who was hoping to get a shot at the title.
So then let’s presume McGregor fights in the featherweight division again one way or another.
Conor McGregor didn’t just win the UFC’s featherweight title Saturday night, he won a spot alongside Ronda Rousey on the cover of EA Sports’ “UFC 2” video game.
“So it’s not something he predicted”, said Aldo. After what was admittedly a nasty weight cut, McGregor mentioned that he has aspirations of moving to 155 pounds for a shot at the lightweight title.
“If Rousey is granted an immediate rematch I would expect the same treatment for Aldo”, Jones wrote on Twitter.
While Iole doesn’t think anyone could have predicated such a docile showing by Aldo, he picked the Dubliner to win because of “the way he carried himself and the things he said. The trash talking didn’t affect me, I don’t care what he says”, he said. “This is trending as the highest pay-per-view of all time for the UFC”, he added. It is a sport, we have to accept. Not only winning one lives life. That makes us stronger.
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“We need the rematch because that was not a fight, so we need to get back in here”.
