Three Reasons Why McGregor Beat Mayweather

1--Purpose and scope

Conor McGregor is one of the best boxers in the world of mixed martial arts. He has shown it, especially since his arrival in the UFC in 2013. It was no coincidence that by then, Dana White had said that the Irishman was going to be bigger than Anderson Silva. With its reach of 188 centimeters (74 inches) it gives you an advantage to money that is 183 cm (72 inches). Although in MMA this factor may not be so important because there are different disciplines that can neutralize it, in boxing is a fundamental factor. The notorious jab is going to go further than his opponent's turn, a fact that surely will take into account in the camp of the Irish. In addition to being superior in this physical aspect, the native of Dublin has a great aim at the time of throwing blows. In his clashes with Eddie Alvarez, Nate Diaz 2 and Chad Mendes, you can see how McGregor has a high success rate in his offense, especially when connecting in combinations, which is extremely difficult. The win over TKO over Eddie Alvarez is the result of three consecutive bombs that hit with a lot of pressure on the face of the former Bellator champion who could not do more than drop knocked out.

2--Lethal reaction

McGregor is not only an athlete who attacks with great precision but also has the counter-kick heavily polished. By using that atypical semi-open guard, he puts his integrity at greater risk but at the same time is prepared to go out against if his opponent misses or if he dodges the attack. If the Irishman instead of going to the junction waits for Mayweather to be the initiator of the offensive, he can make a profit. Not only because he has KO power in his fists, but because he would be proposing a new scenario to money. Why? Because the former multiple world boxing champion was accustomed in his last confrontations to be constantly bombarded by his opponents.

3--Psychological Factor

Conor McGregor is not only one of the athletes who best exploits the psychological battle with his rivals, both before and during the battle, but also has a temper of steel how many times we hear or read "this is going to destroy McGregor" or " Such has everything necessary to defeat notorious "? Surely thousands of times, but nevertheless almost always (the one almost originated in Nate Diaz) comes out victorious. There is no longer any doubt that the UFC lightweight champion does not feel pressure or afraid to face such challenges. Although most focus only on the physical, the mental part takes a high percentage on the success or failure of an athlete. If we compare this edge with football, McGregor has a relentless defense and an offensive capable of humiliating any rival. It will be a question of time if the classic attacks of notorious are able to penetrate to Mayweather, but that will only be an extra, since the important thing is that the representative of the MMA in this event is convinced that it is going to go with the arms in high .

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