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#1421
Jun 26 2015 06:04pm
Conor's cardio is completely untested.

We know Jose gasses in the 4th and 5th rounds, but Conor has never even been in a championship fight so you can't just say "Oh, judging by a 3 round fight he dominated in years ago his cardio will be stellar for 5 rounds!"

Some of you Conor fans are so fucking delusional :rofl:

Wait until he eats a few leg kicks and body kicks and see how his cardio holds up. I can almost guarantee he'll gas before Aldo in this fight, unless Aldo COMPLETELY stopped training after his rib injury.
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Jun 26 2015 07:24pm
Quote (MVPx @ Jun 26 2015 05:19pm)
He's only been to the third round once... Against holloway... When his knee was blown out.. And he was absolutely dominating.. Won the fight 30-27, 30-27, 30-26....


Knees blown out now.. Watch that 3rd round closer to refresh your memory... Yeah he easily won it, you can tell he was gassing but he got knocked down after taking a right I believe. Wasn't a hard shot, he just was put off balance by it which I believe is because he was tired.

This post was edited by lxxgatmanxxl on Jun 26 2015 07:24pm
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Jun 26 2015 10:24pm
Quote (lxxgatmanxxl @ Jun 26 2015 06:24pm)
Knees blown out now.. Watch that 3rd round closer to refresh your memory... Yeah he easily won it, you can tell he was gassing but he got knocked down after taking a right I believe. Wasn't a hard shot, he just was put off balance by it which I believe is because he was tired.



It was because one of his knees had a torn ACL...
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Jun 26 2015 10:31pm
Quote (lxxgatmanxxl @ Jun 26 2015 09:24pm)
Knees blown out now.. Watch that 3rd round closer to refresh your memory... Yeah he easily won it, you can tell he was gassing but he got knocked down after taking a right I believe. Wasn't a hard shot, he just was put off balance by it which I believe is because he was tired.



Nobody knows the severity of his knee injury right now. He had a torn acl in the previous fight.. Most people would quit the fight immediately and most athletes season's are ended by an acl injury and he still continued to dominate and win the fight.

My only concern is if it will be a mental factor to him if Jose starts targeting the leg he tore his acl on
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Jun 26 2015 10:34pm
Quote (Boilermakers @ Jun 26 2015 09:31pm)
Nobody knows the severity of his knee injury right now. He had a torn acl in the previous fight.. Most people would quit the fight immediately and most athletes season's are ended by an acl injury and he still continued to dominate and win the fight.

My only concern is if it will be a mental factor to him if Jose starts targeting the leg he tore his acl on



It was his left knee, but he's south paw so his right leg is his lead leg. Hopefully that helps a bit.
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Jun 27 2015 08:50am
fight is fight
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Jun 27 2015 08:58am
http://www.mmafighting.com/2015/6/27/8855867/jose-aldo-s-medical-report-indicates-fracture-final-decision-to-be?utm_campaign=guicruzzz&utm_content=chorus&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

RIO DE JANEIRO -- Jose Aldo vs. Conor McGregor is a go for UFC 189 -- for now.

The UFC featherweight championship will be on the line July 11 in Las Vegas, but Aldo’s injury report is still controversial. Initial reports indicated that Aldo fractured his ribs in training, but the UFC later announced that he had bruised ribs and was cleared to fight.

According to Nova Uniao head coach Andre Pederneiras, Aldo’s medical reports are conflicting. Brazilian doctors concluded that Aldo has fractured ribs, but American doctors say it’s not broken.

"There’s medical report here and an evaluation there. I’m not a doctor to say which one is correct," Pederneiras told the media after Shooto Brazil 55 in Rio de Janeiro. "I know he’s injured and this rib injury is painful. He’s using anti-inflammatory and we will wait to see if he gets better. The fight is on, and we’ll check him again next week."

"We will only have this answer next week," he continued. "He’s under treatment. He did an injection and is under a PRP (platelet-rich plasma) treatment, and is waiting to get better. They take his blood, use only the good plasma, and inject it on the injury. The fight is 15 days away. Doctors say he will get better day after day. We can’t say how he will feel 15 days from now."

Pederneiras says the UFC didn’t pressure them to take the fight despite the injury, but will decide to take Aldo off UFC 189 if he’s unable to cut weight properly.

"If he can’t do any exercise to cut weight, he won’t fight at all," he said. "That doesn’t concern me at all.

"He’s forbidden to do anything right now. If you move, the injury won’t heal, so he needs to stay to some rest. He’s used to pain but is feeling a lot of pain right now. It’s hard to fight at 100 percent. But if he can take a punch and don’t feel the pain he’s feeling right now… He broke his foot in the first round against ‘Korean Zombie’ and kept fighting. He’s used to pain. We’ll only let him fight if he’s well."

Pederneiras admitted that the media revealing the news was an issue for Aldo, who could enter a fight with his opponent knowing he has an injury. However, "Dede" is confident that Aldo beats McGregor anyway.

"I think Aldo is so superior it won’t make the difference. If he goes to the fight, he will win," Pederneiras said. "I won’t put him in a situation that one punch can end the fight."

"We don’t know who leaked this information. We didn’t leak it," he continued. "We took him to the hospital and a lot of people saw him there. I told the matchmaker he was injured and under treatment, but it was on the media already. We believe someone in the hospital leaked this information to the media."

If Aldo can’t make it to UFC 189, Chad Mendes will step in and fight McGregor for the interim belt, but Pederneiras says it makes no sense to create an interim title.

"The UFC is a private company and they make the decision that is better for the company," he said. "Aldo fought in October, nine months ago. The majority of the champions who didn’t fight for any reason were out longer and they didn’t create an interim title. I don’t think it’s cool, but it’s a private company."
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Jun 27 2015 10:15am
Quote (Majithor @ Jun 27 2015 10:58am)
http://www.mmafighting.com/2015/6/27/8855867/jose-aldo-s-medical-report-indicates-fracture-final-decision-to-be?utm_campaign=guicruzzz&utm_content=chorus&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

RIO DE JANEIRO -- Jose Aldo vs. Conor McGregor is a go for UFC 189 -- for now.

The UFC featherweight championship will be on the line July 11 in Las Vegas, but Aldo’s injury report is still controversial. Initial reports indicated that Aldo fractured his ribs in training, but the UFC later announced that he had bruised ribs and was cleared to fight.

According to Nova Uniao head coach Andre Pederneiras, Aldo’s medical reports are conflicting. Brazilian doctors concluded that Aldo has fractured ribs, but American doctors say it’s not broken.

"There’s medical report here and an evaluation there. I’m not a doctor to say which one is correct," Pederneiras told the media after Shooto Brazil 55 in Rio de Janeiro. "I know he’s injured and this rib injury is painful. He’s using anti-inflammatory and we will wait to see if he gets better. The fight is on, and we’ll check him again next week."

"We will only have this answer next week," he continued. "He’s under treatment. He did an injection and is under a PRP (platelet-rich plasma) treatment, and is waiting to get better. They take his blood, use only the good plasma, and inject it on the injury. The fight is 15 days away. Doctors say he will get better day after day. We can’t say how he will feel 15 days from now."

Pederneiras says the UFC didn’t pressure them to take the fight despite the injury, but will decide to take Aldo off UFC 189 if he’s unable to cut weight properly.

"If he can’t do any exercise to cut weight, he won’t fight at all," he said. "That doesn’t concern me at all.

"He’s forbidden to do anything right now. If you move, the injury won’t heal, so he needs to stay to some rest. He’s used to pain but is feeling a lot of pain right now. It’s hard to fight at 100 percent. But if he can take a punch and don’t feel the pain he’s feeling right now… He broke his foot in the first round against ‘Korean Zombie’ and kept fighting. He’s used to pain. We’ll only let him fight if he’s well."

Pederneiras admitted that the media revealing the news was an issue for Aldo, who could enter a fight with his opponent knowing he has an injury. However, "Dede" is confident that Aldo beats McGregor anyway.

"I think Aldo is so superior it won’t make the difference. If he goes to the fight, he will win," Pederneiras said. "I won’t put him in a situation that one punch can end the fight."

"We don’t know who leaked this information. We didn’t leak it," he continued. "We took him to the hospital and a lot of people saw him there. I told the matchmaker he was injured and under treatment, but it was on the media already. We believe someone in the hospital leaked this information to the media."

If Aldo can’t make it to UFC 189, Chad Mendes will step in and fight McGregor for the interim belt, but Pederneiras says it makes no sense to create an interim title.

"The UFC is a private company and they make the decision that is better for the company," he said. "Aldo fought in October, nine months ago. The majority of the champions who didn’t fight for any reason were out longer and they didn’t create an interim title. I don’t think it’s cool, but it’s a private company."


Pederneiras doesn't understand the money difference between the 2, same with Hunt vs Werdum
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Jun 27 2015 10:19am
Quote (KrWWW @ Jun 27 2015 06:15am)
Pederneiras doesn't understand the money difference between the 2, same with Hunt vs Werdum


yeah aldo will be costing the UFC a lot of money if he doesn't show up... but i think he willl. this fight is going to be a bigger payday than his whole career up to this point... if he loses it sets up 1-2 more fights(more big paychecks)
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Jun 27 2015 10:27am
Quote (Majithor @ Jun 27 2015 12:19pm)
yeah aldo will be costing the UFC a lot of money if he doesn't show up... but i think he willl. this fight is going to be a bigger payday than his whole career up to this point... if he loses it sets up 1-2 more fights(more big paychecks)


Exactly, the UFC is going to do everything they can to make sure that this fight happens.
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