Conor McGregor

Looking back at the weight change process of Conor McGregor (Part 1)

Before returning information to the ring, looking back at the weight change process made Conor McGregor become the most interesting boxer in MMA village. Referring to Conor McGregor, one can talk about an extravagant puncher, excellent standing ability, the richest boxer in the MMA world.

In addition to those impressions, Conor has also been known to have competed in the most UFC weight divisions in recent years UFC, making him even more special with the impression of a conqueror in the eyes of the audience.

The Notorious always reminds the audience of a martial artist who loves to conquer. Since joining the planet’s biggest MMA tournament in 2014, the Irish puncher has been in three official weight categories: Featherweight – Lightweight and Welterweight, in addition to 3 hits in catchweight matches. on the UFC and Boxing floor.

The weight change process of Conor McGregor

UFC 194: Farewell to the 145lbs class

UFC 194: Conor McGregor vs. Jose Aldo, this is Conor’s first official enthronement with a historic 13-second knockout against a Brazilian monument, winning the Featherweight championship. However, the last match of 2015 was also the last time he played in this UFC weight division, ending a series of 6 wins at Featherweight UFC.

UFC 196 / UFC 202: Revenge Diaz at 168lbs

At UFC 196, Conor challenged the lightweight champion (155lbs) Rafael Dos Anjos at the time. However, injury caused Dos Anjos to retreat, which forced the UFC to find Nate Diaz as an urgent alternative. The problem is that in the short term, Nate can’t cut weight in time and only accepts the match in the mid-tier.

At this point, Conor did not hesitate to respond when he paused the weight loss and increased the weight again, reaching a maximum of 168lbs. However, this had a great impact on his fitness and indirectly contributed to his first defeat at the UFC.

At UFC 196, for the first time, the Irish puncher had to change his weight loss plan. After a few months, with determination to regain revenge, Conor asked to re-fight Nate with the same old weight.

Back at the UFC, the Irish puncher has shown class in tactics, physical distribution, and good response to Nate Diaz’s annoying fighting style. Turn UFC 202 into a revenge show and one of the most attractive – most satisfying battles in tournament history.

Conor McGregor fights Dustin Poirier on December 12th, 2020

Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier discussed a non-UFC charitable war with no weight limit on December 12.

Conor McGregor in recent days is catching the attention of martial arts fans. After the sexual harassment scandal in France, the former UFC 2-weight champion got involved in a verbal war with President Dana White over the event he decided to retire in June.

However, aside from behind the scenes, the latest, the move from Dustin Poirier and Conor McGregor has made fans expect a potential battle between the two later this year.

Accordingly, Poirier and McGregor are discussing an MMA match not related to UFC on 12/12 for charity purposes. Specifically, after the response of Dustin Poirier from a post attacking the UFC and Dana White president, Conor McGregor made a suggestion.

Although the two are quite excited, according to Bleacherreport, this fight faces many hurdles because both Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier both have a contract with the UFC, although Notorious announced his retirement in June.

A fight between McGregor and Poirier is sure to attract fans. 1 One is the UFC’s top star, the other is the # 2 challenger in the lightweight. The two had previously met at UFC 178 in September 2014 with McGregor winning TKO in the first half. The defeat of Conor McGregor has changed Dustin Poirier a lot.

Conor McGregor

Conor McGregor is an Irish MMA fighter born on July 14, 1988 (32 years old). McGregor made his professional MMA ring debut in March 2008 by knocking out Gary Morris in the lightweight of ufc weight divisions.

Conor McGregor performed impressively to win the CWFC (Cage Warriors) 2-weight title (Featherweight and Lightweight) before joining UFC in February 2013. At the planet’s most prestigious MMA arena, Conor McGregor also owns 2 lightweight and featherweight belts before announcing his retirement in June.

Despite having an MMA career that is considered great, Conor McGregor is also noticed when he once stepped onto the boxing ring in a one-on-one battle with unbeaten legend Floyd Mayweather Jr. Despite the failure, but the Irish boxer was still happy to claim a lot of money. With his acting pretty and many scandals, McGregor is also nicknamed ‘Notorious’.

Dustin Poirier

Dustin Poirier – American MMA fighter born on January 19, 1989 (age 31). Used to be a wrestler before becoming an MMA club fighter. He is nicknamed The Diamond, once took to the professional stage in 2009. Quickly set a 7-0 record before joining UFC in 2011.

In the largest MMA arena on the planet, Poirier had 24 times. and only suffered 5 failures. In his journey, Poirier overcame big names like Max Holloway, Gaethje, and most recently Dan Hooker on June 28.

How the defeat of Conor McGregor changed Dustin Poirier

Within six years, Dustin Poirier had a position of his own at the UFC.

Many boxers at that time tried to find a way to stop the arrogant Irish guy, but all, in turn, failed, including “The Diamond” Dustin Poirier.

After 6 years, Conor McGregor jumped to the top of the superstar, but Dustin Poirier was no less. The American puncher is currently at the top of the light category and has the most attractive fighting style in the UFC club fights. Dustin is even ranked above Conor on the rankings due to his active competition and more victories.

Dustin Poirier and Conor McGregor each confronted each other in 2014

Dustin Poirier, sharing about his personal growth, admits that the match with Conor started an important process of change in his career.

Dustin Poirier was once a pawn to the success of Conor

In recent times, Poirier’s image has become more manly. Instead of the sassy image as before, Poirier impresses with composure both inside and outside the ring. Not only that, but the style of “The Diamond” has also become more cautious, sharp, and powerful than when it was in the Featherweight rank of UFC weight divisions.

Dustin Poirier of the present is a successful fighter and receives respect from all opponents

After the win over Dan Hooker over the weekend, Dustin Poirier is firmly in third place light. American Top Team puncher is in a break before continuing to the title race that promises to be tense when light champion Khabib Nurmagomedov returns to the ring.

Conor McGregor reacted when Dustin Poirier prioritized Khabib’s rematch

Conor’s comments were directed at the loss that Dustin Poirier suffered six years ago before the two faced off at Featherweight.

A convincing victory over Dan Hooker helps Dustin Poirier to have a favorable position on the Lightweight chart. Although it was necessary to wait for Khabib to successfully defend the title against Justin Gaethje, “The Diamond” Poirier still set the ultimate goal on the champion’s side.

Khabib remains the biggest target for Dustin Poirier right now

Along with Conor McGregor and Tony Ferguson, Dustin Poirier is one of 3 top 5 punchers waiting for the next developments in the light. With Khabib Nurmagomedov’s father just passed away, audiences are still expecting the Dagestan puncher to return soon and defend the championship against Justin Gaethje next September.

How the defeat Conor McGregor changed Dustin Poirier

Within 6 years, from a “pave the way” for the career of Conor McGregor, Dustin Poirier had a position of his own at UFC.

In 2014, Conor McGregor entered the UFC with provocation aimed at the entire Featherweight weight category. Many boxers at that time tried to find a way to stop the arrogant Irishman but failed in turn, including “The Diamond” Dustin Poirier.

After 6 years, Conor McGregor rose to superstar status but Dustin Poirier was no less competitive. The American puncher is currently in the top of the lightweight category and has the most attractive fighting style UFC. Dustin even ranked above Conor in the rankings due to his active play and more victories.

Dustin Poirier and Conor McGregor each faced each other in 2014. Sharing about his own development, Dustin Poirier admitted that his match with Conor had begun a significant career change.

Dustin Poirier used to be the path to Conor’s success

At the encounter with Conor, the audience can clearly see a Poirier provoked by opponents before the game. This is also a weakness that many opponents were exploited by Conor McGregor leading to their KO losses against “The Notorious”.

However, in recent times, the image of Poirier has become more “manly”. Instead of a sassy image like before, Poirier impressed with calmness both inside and outside the ring. Not only that, the style of “The Diamond” also became more careful, sharper and more powerful than in the Featherweight days.

Dustin Poirier’s current is a successful martial artist and receives respect from all opponents. After the victory over Dan Hooker over the weekend, Dustin Poirier is firmly in 3rd place. The boxer from the American Top Team is on a break before continuing for the title race promising to be tense when the defending champion Khabib Nurmagomedov returns to the ring.