Conor McGregor, ‘Khabib Nurmagomedov was good, not great…’

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    Chael Sonnen talks Conor McGregor's comments on Khabib Nurmagomedov on this episode of Beyond the Fight.
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  • @ardnfast
    @ardnfast 2 года назад +921

    "Less is more" thank you Chael, I've been trying to convince my wife of this for years.

  • @AhmedT210
    @AhmedT210 2 года назад +553

    Khabib's wrestling is like that Bruce Lee quote: "I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times." Indeed Uncle Chael, less is more.

    • @gupstaa
      @gupstaa 2 года назад +1

      Until you blocked or can block that kick…lol. The jack of all trades quote comes to mind in response to his. The full quote I mean lol. Or how about deontay wilder ? Didn’t work so well for him 😑😑 lol chael has been talking a lot of nonsense lately

    • @JUNAID187
      @JUNAID187 2 года назад +26

      @@gupstaa didn't work out so well for Wilder? Did you look at his professional record? I'd say he's come pretty far in his career for a one trick pony.

    • @gupstaa
      @gupstaa 2 года назад +1

      @@JUNAID187 and failed or got saved against top opposition 😑😑😑…he was matched very carefully

    • @edwardelric5491
      @edwardelric5491 2 года назад +14

      Khabib didn't miss weight twice he only missed once at it was against ebal tajilo by half a pound.
      Because he broke his ribs In that training camp and couldn't cut the weight properly.

    • @MrXenohassan
      @MrXenohassan 2 года назад +1

      True that….

  • @MohdAmirulHafiz
    @MohdAmirulHafiz 2 года назад +290

    I don’t understand how people say he had real struggle with Al. Khabib looked like he had fun in there. He doesn’t really committed with the takedowns Al had a wrestling stand the entire fight and it opens up his striking practice. Literally practicing his jab

    • @wskyw
      @wskyw 2 года назад +34

      it looked like Khabib didn't want to hurt him and was trying new things

    • @1armedwolf2003
      @1armedwolf2003 2 года назад +43

      lol he was calling out to DC when he landed his jabs. It was like he wasn't even taking it seriously lol

    • @wskyw
      @wskyw 2 года назад +16

      @@1armedwolf2003 yes. but for years people kept mentioning the fight as if it was close fight or tough one. it wasn't... it looked like a tough training session for khabib

    • @auntaqvi5237
      @auntaqvi5237 2 года назад +4

      I felt that Al was kind of letting or being okay with being constantly jabbed in the face because it meant Khabib was content standing where he had some chance of winning.

    • @I.make.AI.Cover.song.videos
      @I.make.AI.Cover.song.videos 2 года назад

      I think khabib go easy on AI because he did get full camp.. its a gesture of mercy by khabib i guess..

  • @madadem2652
    @madadem2652 2 года назад +516

    Conor has nightmares where Khabib doesn’t stop after the tap.

    • @iliasamar2837
      @iliasamar2837 2 года назад +11

      Khabib true colors is showing.

    • @shooter2457
      @shooter2457 2 года назад +21

      Imagine if it was just the two of them. His chicken jaw would have been crushed.

    • @Paul-ts5qw
      @Paul-ts5qw 2 года назад +16

      Khabob has turned into a Twitter Karen.

    • @anotherfoundsheep1773
      @anotherfoundsheep1773 2 года назад +3

      If there wasnt a ref khabib forfeits half his strengths

    • @hajratahir3119
      @hajratahir3119 2 года назад +10

      @@Paul-ts5qw check his twitter he has like 2 recent tweets lmao

  • @Zuri_SM
    @Zuri_SM 2 года назад +233

    Does he not realize how this reflects on him self? "I got beaten up and submitted to a fighter who wasn't even great".

    • @Matt10264
      @Matt10264 2 года назад +16

      Its not about how it reflects on him, its about the truth.

    • @amg863
      @amg863 2 года назад +36

      @@Matt10264 suuuuuure

    • @Andrew-xt8lz
      @Andrew-xt8lz 2 года назад +3

      Dude makes a good point and all y’all can say is “that doesn’t look good on you”, bruh so what it doesn’t make his argument any less valid lmao.

    • @Zuri_SM
      @Zuri_SM 2 года назад +37

      @@Matt10264 and the truth is anyone capable of dominating Justin Gaethje, Dustin Poirier, and Conor Mcgregor is obviously great. Conor is probably the only fighter delusional enough to not admit that.

    • @lukemurray4950
      @lukemurray4950 2 года назад +33

      @@Matt10264 about the truth? They guy is saying Khabib isn't a great fighter even though Khabib dominated him and also dominated a guy he just lost too twice. If you call that fact then it must also be fact that Conor is a completely useless fighter right??

  • @_theporkchopexpress
    @_theporkchopexpress 2 года назад +461

    Conor’s mental gymnastics is by far his best quality 😂

    • @lukemurray4950
      @lukemurray4950 2 года назад +7

      Conor "Someone Biles" McGregor!

    • @RT-pi4pv
      @RT-pi4pv 2 года назад +28

      Conor "I only count KO's" McNuggets: *Tries to submit a BJJ Black belt in his last fight*
      LMAOOO

    • @tgwnn
      @tgwnn 2 года назад +1

      Imagine if his takedown defense was that good

    • @greengoblin9567
      @greengoblin9567 2 года назад +9

      Khabib was the most skilled fighter the UFC had ever seen. Jon Jones barely won against Reyes, meaning they had similar skill. However, nobody was even close to Khabib skillwise.

    • @andrewwalton1577
      @andrewwalton1577 2 года назад +12

      @@greengoblin9567 your on drugs

  • @itsrobbylol
    @itsrobbylol 2 года назад +249

    I can’t take McGregor seriously anymore. He’s the guy who said “I only count knockouts”. Are you a boxer or a mixed martial artist? LOL

  • @maxwellschaphorst8574
    @maxwellschaphorst8574 2 года назад +86

    People just focus on Khabib's grappling, but don't forget this too: In Khabib's whole career, he was never dropped a single time. And he fought some damn good strikers -- Conor, Barboza, Poirier, Gaethje, etc. He dropped Conor, who was considered at the time the best striker in the sport by myself and many. That was totally unexpected, but showed the completeness of his game. I put the most dominant fighter ever as either Khabib or Mighty Mouse.

    • @JUNAID187
      @JUNAID187 2 года назад +8

      This is a good point. Round 3 against Connor he was just standing in front of Connor and trading full blows. Against Justin he was able to eat all those leg kicks and keep the pressure on. I think somebody like Islam who has the same level of wrestling as Khabib would lack the grit and ruggedness that Khabib had in those fights and get dropped.

    • @jugg9140
      @jugg9140 6 месяцев назад +1

      Jesus Christ, by the time Conor fought Khabib he was a drunk, too much Irish whisky in his stomach, and also he was very defensive overly concern with the take down, due to this he was not counter offensive like he used to. Conor had self doubt at that point, the hungry Conor will beat Khabib for sure. This is not to say Khabib is not great, it's just striking beats grappling . Anyone who knows Conor from day 1 knows how heavy his foot was, no tip toeing, no concentration like he used to, this is due to the fact that he was too pre-occupied with the take down, i will say over plan, if he had just got in trying to make a name for himself and let himself go, he would do just fine, i say this because he could knock down Diaz.
      I call Khabib a size bully kinda like a weight bully but not exactly it lol, he is not in the right weight, why didn't he moved up? while Conor moved up and won? Khabib is a strange fellow, he is naturally bigger and stronger for the lightweight and yet if he moves up he became smaller lol. Most of his dominance comes not so much from superior skill but from superior power and strength, also due to his discipline and training, i am not hating Khabib nor am i Conor fan, but that is the truth. If Khabib moves up weight and cannot do the things he used to do that means it is not a skill but rather a power, because skill works even on stronger guys, that's why it's skill. Khabib never fought in lightweight because it was a weight and an era full of strikers, if Khabib meet his match in terms of size and strength i don't think he will be able to do what he called mauling.

    • @ibadrizvi5740
      @ibadrizvi5740 4 месяца назад

      ​@@jugg9140Conor was clearly a weight bully in all the fights he won in feather weight , and striking doesn't beat wrestling don't know what drunk logic you used to justify that

    • @Samrudj
      @Samrudj 3 месяца назад

      Conor was a weight bully to u ?then what is max dustin ... a lot many are taller n biggr than conor at featherweight.....conor was never a bully he went up two weight divisions(though he is undefeatedat featherweight) but khabib? That guy was scared to face usman jorge colby leon... guy was also scared to face charles..... he also didn't gave rematchto mcgregor... he is a coward😂😂@@ibadrizvi5740

  • @kyleg2238
    @kyleg2238 2 года назад +671

    Everybody knew exactly what Khabib was gonna do, but he was so good at it you couldn’t stop him. One of the few best to ever do it

    • @RodFaria
      @RodFaria 2 года назад +41

      True bro, like Messi, everybody know he's gonna cut to the left, still works everytime lmao they do what they do so well, its another level

    • @matthewklein9225
      @matthewklein9225 2 года назад +13

      Can't be the best without defending more than he did. Was definitely good

    • @jewishlawyer9454
      @jewishlawyer9454 2 года назад +23

      He still is the best in the weight class. Don't be a casual.

    • @matthewklein9225
      @matthewklein9225 2 года назад +13

      @@jewishlawyer9454 for me to believe he was the best he needed more title defenses. Title defenses are against higher caliber than most of his flights. All I'm saying is he can't be the greatest without more title defenses. Title defenses do way more damage.

    • @ikramc4714
      @ikramc4714 2 года назад +2

      @@matthewklein9225 has the most at 155

  • @DMarie-qv3if
    @DMarie-qv3if 2 года назад +315

    Chael forgot to mention he was the first to bring us the fact Khabib has the most 10-8 rounds in combat sports.

    • @theviagradealer8992
      @theviagradealer8992 2 года назад +7

      Fucking capppppppppppppp anytime someone gets dropped in boxing it's usually a 10-8 bet nelo Floyd got hella more and many more hell might be sum ufc fighters aswell knowing chael

    • @minuettu
      @minuettu 2 года назад +22

      why are you so wrong? chael sonnen clearly has the most 10-8 rounds in all of combat sports

    • @jjboss7896
      @jjboss7896 2 года назад +18

      @@theviagradealer8992 lol floyd is another guy who beat Conor too

    • @jjboss7896
      @jjboss7896 2 года назад +41

      @@aremedyfrosty when Conor goes boxing and loses you say “but if there was grappling he’d win!”. But in mma when he loses you say “if it was striking only he’d win!” Delusion mcfraud fans.

    • @dustin3401
      @dustin3401 2 года назад

      He said that early tho

  • @Jealod24
    @Jealod24 2 года назад +245

    Khabib beat Justin without using the fence, and all of his fights prior to the ufc were either open mat or in a boxing ring… and he still dominated people with his wrestling and grappling. It’s a great narrative to pretend he needed the fence but it’s just not true. He used the fence because it made for easier takedowns, but that’s very different than needing the fence. And his coach said immediately after he fought Al that Khabib purposefully stopped pushing hard for takedowns in the mid to later rounds because he wanted to showcase his striking… which he did, as he pieces up Al with his jab. Khabib was a chain wrestler, so his takedowns often come from the second or third attempt, which will happen open late if they are in that position, but often happen against the fence because space is limited. And he’s not a kick-boxer, but he always threw leg kicks and kicks to the torso to mix in with his striking.

    • @beckeras8848
      @beckeras8848 2 года назад +18

      He pieced Barboza and Justin with some of those kicks, but people are blind.

    • @thedreadedkraken3944
      @thedreadedkraken3944 2 года назад

      Cheal is a POS. If he studied Khabib's style soooo extensively, then why didn't he use it to better his own?... I know why,, cause Chale🗑. I'm so happy he gone finally.

    • @Zton-yn4kc
      @Zton-yn4kc 2 года назад +7

      @@thedreadedkraken3944 after poirier lost to Khabib, you’ll notice he copied that style that beat him, and now he’s nigh unbeatable.

    • @kamikazeplays6818
      @kamikazeplays6818 2 года назад +2

      Gaethje has no jiu jitsu lmao

    • @thedreadedkraken3944
      @thedreadedkraken3944 2 года назад

      @@Zton-yn4kc Exactly! Those who can't copy/assimilate get pummeled/mauled lolz

  • @d.castillo9495
    @d.castillo9495 2 года назад +94

    Conor meant to say he tapped to just a good fighter not a Great one. By the way, the only time I've seen Conor shoot in for a single was when he got his bell rung and became a panicked wrestler.

    • @Sam-wp7un
      @Sam-wp7un 2 года назад +12

      "oh, you're a wrestler now" 🤣

    • @Cts_99
      @Cts_99 2 года назад +1

      He was tired. Dude had the fat body

    • @mikalbippin5410
      @mikalbippin5410 2 года назад

      He tapped to loser bums too. Sitenkov, Joe Duffy 😂 fkin Even Nate Diaz is kind of a bum

    • @Cts_99
      @Cts_99 2 года назад +1

      @@mikalbippin5410 usman tapped to a bum, shit happens

    • @mikalbippin5410
      @mikalbippin5410 2 года назад

      @@Cts_99 and is Undefeated eversince. Conor tapped to a bum, then tapped to another one in Duffy, then to another one in Diaz

  • @h870
    @h870 2 года назад +300

    Are we all pretending Conor didn’t call himself the goat last year (tied with Anderson Silva) and explicitly stating he’s better than GSP and Jon Jones 🤥🤥🤥

    • @prestonrutherford873
      @prestonrutherford873 2 года назад +17

      Eh a lot of fighters do that, you've got to believe you're better than everyone else while you're still competing, if you wanna get anywhere

    • @jjboss7896
      @jjboss7896 2 года назад +59

      @@prestonrutherford873 a lot of fighters say they are the GOAT? 99% of them don’t say that.. Conor is delusional. He thinks he won the “war” but got choked out and tapped

    • @vanillaice1335
      @vanillaice1335 2 года назад +6

      @@jjboss7896 whered you get that stat from fam😂

    • @libertarianpunk8558
      @libertarianpunk8558 2 года назад +4

      “What a difference a day makes in this sport”

    • @prestonrutherford873
      @prestonrutherford873 2 года назад +6

      @@jjboss7896 A lot of fighters, whilst they're competing, believe they are the best, yes - Because they have to. Saying it aloud can help many try their 'darnedest to turn that into a reality, or at least help motivate them.
      Just because they don't use the 'GOAT' acronym, doesn't mean that idea isn't something they express openly. Not a crazy concept 🤷‍♂️

  • @lukemurray4950
    @lukemurray4950 2 года назад +401

    Conor is the perfect example of someone living rent free in your head. The man must think about Khabib daily. he is desperate to discredit him, it actually discredits itself!

    • @rhysjones1108
      @rhysjones1108 2 года назад +17

      Ya khabib is in conors head and Conor is in Ali’s lol

    • @coenh8735
      @coenh8735 2 года назад +4

      Reply if you're gay

    • @lukemurray4950
      @lukemurray4950 2 года назад +27

      @@coenh8735 nobody gives a fuck what you think. Just butt hurt McGregor fans trying to defend there boy. It's straight cringe. No matter what you clowns will be talking about popularity and money like that's what guys like Khabib fight for.
      And that's the difference. People who do it for money and fame will never be the best. Fighting is about passion and conquest. People like Conor just wanted to make money and get famous. Wrong sport for that.

    • @teeroy7973
      @teeroy7973 2 года назад +19

      @@coenh8735 It's not a popularity contest. It's a fight. And your boy is obviously better at being popular than he is at fighting.

    • @floatingdisembodiedhead8975
      @floatingdisembodiedhead8975 2 года назад +13

      Most of Khabib's haters are like that lmao. There's an account specifically naming itself as an insult towards Khabib and his late-father. How pathetic are these haters. Imagine hating a stranger so much that you see no problem insulting his family members. Not only do you have him 24/7 in your obsessive head, you then deemed it an ultimate sign of disrespect to name yourself after that same person but the only thing it does is expose yourself as an obsessive-weirdo🤣

  • @xeta180
    @xeta180 2 года назад +39

    Conners still Salty about a bout that happened so long ago. He legit got outstriked in the fight.

    • @Cts_99
      @Cts_99 2 года назад +2

      Khabib shot for the legs 15 seconds in. Stop

    • @TheAlexBoerboom
      @TheAlexBoerboom 2 года назад +1

      @@Cts_99 so, you think McGregor outstruck Khabib? 🤦

    • @aurochsxx5932
      @aurochsxx5932 2 года назад +3

      @@Cts_99 thats what Conor did to Poirier first shot like a dusty Bitch, then trashing submission dnt count and jumped on guillotine and then went out on a stretcher

  • @rizkizulapriansyah9067
    @rizkizulapriansyah9067 2 года назад +37

    idk why people keep saying khabib need the fence for a takedown, he literally takedown justin gaethje WITHOUT the fence in round 2.

  • @nickkaiser2315
    @nickkaiser2315 2 года назад +36

    khabib's first fight in a cage was in the UFC. The big commentary in his debut is how the cage would be a disadvantage for him! Go re-watch his debut.

    • @lukemurray4950
      @lukemurray4950 2 года назад +15

      I remember when people trying to hate on Khabib said, "he is only good because he has the cage there" not knowing his history. Then those same people will complain they wasn't in a cage so they shouldn't count 😂

    • @stonedphilosopherza4915
      @stonedphilosopherza4915 2 года назад

      I watched his first fight in the UFC and from that knew he was going to be champion. His first fight was against a legit fighter on the rise at that stage. He dominated him

  • @MohdAmirulHafiz
    @MohdAmirulHafiz 2 года назад +189

    The thing is there are no written sets of rules or criteria for the GOAT status. It’s like individual opinion each has their own points. If you need more title defences, more fights, more than one division then he’s not on your goat list. People that consider he’s one of the GOAT because of the dominant how he made top fighters like they forgot how to fight and from the look of all his fights he would’ve done the same thing to everyone if he continues to fight or moves up to 170 except maybe Usman. Poirier also a big lightweight controlled him no problem. But that’s just my opinion

    • @Paul-ts5qw
      @Paul-ts5qw 2 года назад +16

      Plenty of welterweights would give him problems. He's never faced a wrestler his own size. Colby beats him.

    • @andjusticeforall8813
      @andjusticeforall8813 2 года назад +4

      Tysons method is numbers… he refers on one of his podcasts that Mayweather is the goat of boxing because he was 50-0, he repeatedly says it over and over because even to him it’s mind boggling that Floyd never lost a fight in his professional career
      Now I’m not really the smartest of men but going off Mikes formula I guess that puts Khabib up there 🤷‍♂️
      If ya disagree with that formula please don’t shoot the messenger, go and take it up with Mike, in person 😏👍🏻

    • @zafertokur7151
      @zafertokur7151 2 года назад

      Grapling is the key.May be best grappler Khamzat can bleed Khabib thé first time.but Leon is breakfast,Burns Lunch, cocolby dinner för Khabib,when Dustin moves 170 up next year,we can compare colby,Leon, Burns with Khabib

    • @amrlsani
      @amrlsani 2 года назад +3

      @@truecrimejungle I'd say he'll take Colby and Burns, it won't be easy but they're not a big WW, it's 60/40 for me. Leon would be the easiest without high level grappling. Khamzat would be the hardest considering high level grappling and the guy's huge. Remember when Gaethje said no one below 170 is beating Khabib and he just had training camp with Usman. I'm not saying he beats Usman but i believe even against Usman it's 50/50. Khabib ain't gonna have a knockdown on Usman but could definitely sub him and that's exactly how Usman had his first L.

    • @MohdAmirulHafiz
      @MohdAmirulHafiz 2 года назад +1

      @@truecrimejungle khamzat got more chance than usman. Others I don’t think so. We’ll never got the chance to see that but we might get to see khamzat take on top wrestlers in 170. If khamzat can do it, i think khabib can do it too. Can’t wait to see that guy fight

  • @hajratahir3119
    @hajratahir3119 2 года назад +48

    I love how this entire debate is ravaging the MMA world whilst Khabib is chilling watching Formula 1 in Saudi😂

  • @blockbusstar
    @blockbusstar 2 года назад +83

    The secret to beat Khabib is known to everybody, but has been executed by none. If the best fighters in the world know your strategy and how to stop it, but everyone failed to stop you, you must be the GOAT.

    • @mattj1829
      @mattj1829 2 года назад +1

      It's just a shame he retired so early, if he had continued it most probably would have retired unquestionably the GOAT but as of now he isn't even in the conversation.

    • @gavino9718
      @gavino9718 2 года назад +1

      @@mattj1829 hes the best fighter of all time but not the greatest key word best not greatest

    • @mattj1829
      @mattj1829 2 года назад

      @@gavino9718 He's not the best fighter of all time. Any heavyweight would fuck him up.

    • @majesticgroundwork3162
      @majesticgroundwork3162 2 года назад +4

      @@mattj1829 Spoken like a true casual. Get the hell outta here fool

    • @mattj1829
      @mattj1829 2 года назад +6

      @@majesticgroundwork3162 Anyone who uses the term casual is immediately disqualified from any reasonable discussion or 15 years old.
      Khabib is not the best fighter of all time as Jon Jones or prime Fedor, DC etc would literally demolish him.
      He's also not the greatest fighter if all time because he didn't do it long enough, some champs have more title defenses than Khabib had UFC fights. Get out of here and go play with your toys

  • @junaidabdulghani8531
    @junaidabdulghani8531 2 года назад +80

    I thought Chael would quote the following quote from Bruce Lee to prove his point. I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times.

    • @Dukeflyhawker
      @Dukeflyhawker 2 года назад +2

      That would describe Superfoot Bill Wallace. Undefeated, multi disciplined in martial arts but fought with only one kicking style every time. Never lost.

    • @Egyptianmontana
      @Egyptianmontana 2 года назад +1

      If I recall correctly. I think he used it before

    • @asiem9035
      @asiem9035 2 года назад

      Chael doesn't like Bruce Lee

    • @paolom4329
      @paolom4329 2 года назад

      He did not because less is more.

  • @Razear
    @Razear 2 года назад +72

    Conor's living in denial. He also refused to give Dustin his due for both times even though he clearly got his ass kicked. And the criticism about Khabib not throwing kicks is irrelevant. The goal of a fight is to win, and he did that, in dominant fashion. There's no reason for a fighter to arbitrarily change his style if his bread and butter works. Khabib's opponents weren't able to stop his offense even though they knew exactly what he wanted to do. Being "dynamic" isn't a prerequisite for being a great fighter.

    • @floatingdisembodiedhead8975
      @floatingdisembodiedhead8975 2 года назад +3

      True, that's just a stupid point to brought up to pad their argument. Just an arbitrary reason to downplay someone's achievement. If your goal is to use every limb at your arsenal atleast once, then you're NOT fighting, you're training. If a fighter could win a fight with only a headbutt, either he's a great fighter or his opponents sucked. So either Khabib is a GREAT fighter or Conor sucked ass.

    • @Nehauon
      @Nehauon 2 года назад

      The ufc is the showboat’s dream

  • @aladdin3241
    @aladdin3241 2 года назад +51

    Khabib dominated everyone he faced (literally) , yet never came out with even a black eye. McGregor just being petty especially since he has like what? one win out of his last five?

    • @hacker7017
      @hacker7017 2 года назад +6

      He faced 24 tomato cans and 5 good fighters, imagine if Khabib went up and beat Usman the level of respect he would get? That would be very similar to what Conor did when he beat Aldo. People are quick to forget.

    • @aladdin3241
      @aladdin3241 2 года назад +8

      @@hacker7017 I see your point about McGregor, but Khabib literally dog walked him.

    • @melancholymartialarts7095
      @melancholymartialarts7095 2 года назад +1

      Tibau stuffed all 13 of Khabibs takedowns, took him down, and outstruck him. Soo....

    • @hacker7017
      @hacker7017 2 года назад +3

      @@aladdin3241 Khabib is a good fighter who deserves respect, but his legacy is nowhere near GOAT, one of the many reasons is he didn't give Conor or ANYONE a rematch to solidify he is better, Conor sparked Dustin in 1st round and then Dustin won twice in a row, also the fight wasn't easy for Khabib against Conor, who knows what the rematch would be ? Nobody knows because someone retired very soon

    • @TheAlexBoerboom
      @TheAlexBoerboom 2 года назад

      @@hacker7017 😂

  • @jakeconner44
    @jakeconner44 2 года назад +26

    Chael: "Less is more"
    [literally one second later, on screen]
    'But wait, there's more' 😂😂

  • @blakedove2263
    @blakedove2263 2 года назад +29

    If Khabib was just “good” then what does that make Conor?

  • @violetrose7956
    @violetrose7956 2 года назад +7

    "I don't care who's the Goat is , my family is all that matter to me "
    ~ khabib nurmagomedov

  • @viggoxp7246
    @viggoxp7246 2 года назад +18

    Couple of points: ( been watching channel most videos for 3 years)
    1. I'd like you to bring back some of the more interesting "on location" videos; in the arena, in car, coffee shop etc back to the show,
    2. Faster coverage of events after they happen, especially after big news ( specifically after big ufc shows)
    3. More interviews with UFC stars!!
    Love the show, here since before the start! Still the best in the business

  • @zane6505
    @zane6505 2 года назад +37

    "Al Iaquinta was the toughest fight Khabib had"..... and it was still 50-43... thats how good he was 😎

    • @joeylansing6199
      @joeylansing6199 2 года назад +2

      Man thet porier fight with kabib was a good one for sure

    • @joeylansing6199
      @joeylansing6199 2 года назад

      If kabib says al was his hardest fight then he it was. But damn he looked in trouble with porier

    • @thedauntlessone.7335
      @thedauntlessone.7335 2 года назад +8

      Honestly the Al fight was a last minute sparring match where Khabib wanted to go 5 rounds to experience it.

    • @johndover3594
      @johndover3594 2 года назад

      Kabab fought one guy ranked in the top 10 when they fought his entire career! That’s why he’s known as the padded goat

    • @dhm5675
      @dhm5675 2 года назад +1

      @@joeylansing6199 I'm a fan of Khabib but Dustin is the only fighter I've seen make Khabib put his skates on from one side of the octogan all the way to the other.

  • @livefree1030
    @livefree1030 2 года назад +18

    Thanks, I went and rewatched Khabib vs Conor. If Khabib is only good, then Conor is real bad.

  • @NennMichBoss
    @NennMichBoss 2 года назад +14

    Khabib wanted to stand with Al he said that and not that that was his hardest fight broo come on

  • @beckeras8848
    @beckeras8848 2 года назад +25

    Khabib's submission game is on point too. Khabib was really hard to trap, or impossible as he's never been trapped and submitted. He literally gets on top of you, never worries about your BJJ, and beats you senseless or submits you as he's done later in his career. His cardio and pressure, no one weaponized pressure more than Khabib. His finish rate increased with time, unlike Conor. He obliterated Rafael DS, Dustin, Barboza, Conor, Justin and AI without breaking a sweat. He is so good, you can never bet against him. If I had my life on the line and Khabib was put against Usman or GSP I would bet on Khabib. The man is so smart, so contained, so collected, so calm, so disciplined, I do not know what better material you can have in order to get a greater MMA fighter.

    • @jasonanderson1730
      @jasonanderson1730 2 года назад

      Usman would maul khabib same with gsp

    • @franchise5527
      @franchise5527 Год назад

      @@jasonanderson1730Usman would get destroyed by Khabib. GSP would beat Khabib though.

  • @filipporauccio361
    @filipporauccio361 2 года назад +31

    I've heard nothing but facts. Maybe khabib was not the best ever but definitely in the top 5. Mcgregor doesn't understand that he just said that he got smashed and tapped to a "not great" fighter. Khabib is clearly living rent free in his head.

  • @joshberlin8743
    @joshberlin8743 2 года назад +17

    Like Itachi said "You don't become the GOAT to be acknowledged by everyone. The one who is acknowledged by everyone becomes the GOAT." Even Khabib never said that he's the greatest.he's one of the greatest

    • @vandido693
      @vandido693 2 года назад

      Did you just quote itachi? My man 💯

  • @333demigod
    @333demigod 2 года назад +26

    I'm convinced that Conor cant beat any of the top 8 lightweights right now

    • @yeonu8228
      @yeonu8228 2 года назад +1

      Not even in FeatherWeight division..

    • @333demigod
      @333demigod 2 года назад +2

      @@aremedyfrosty khabib mauled Conor took his heart and ate it

    • @jjboss7896
      @jjboss7896 2 года назад +10

      @@aremedyfrosty emmm he lost to #12 ranked nate diaz and even lost to bums before the Ufc. Most his wins were against shorter men. Mcfraud even lost in boxing.

    • @lukemurray4950
      @lukemurray4950 2 года назад +5

      @@aremedyfrosty bro gave them great fights??? He got dominated in both and finished!! 😂🤡 And yes because those are the only guys he has taken fights against. He ducked Tony, Justin and Jorge. He wants nothing to do with grapplers like Chandler, Oliveria and Beniel. Who is he meant to beat??

    • @melancholymartialarts7095
      @melancholymartialarts7095 2 года назад +1

      @@jjboss7896 he lost to the best boxer of this Era. He also lost to Khabib, in which he won round 3. He's not a fraud by any means.

  • @MrAwak3
    @MrAwak3 2 года назад +78

    George St. Pierre had phenomenal kicking ability a dominant jab and an incredible BJJ top game to go with the wrestling. He definitely wasn’t just a wrestler. Watch the Bisping fight to see everything he can do.

    • @matthewklein9225
      @matthewklein9225 2 года назад +8

      Gsp was a karate guy who learned mma

    • @kennytaco4474
      @kennytaco4474 2 года назад +12

      @@matthewklein9225 that’s putting it so lightly it’s not even close to accurate.

    • @counterspellgoon6854
      @counterspellgoon6854 2 года назад

      @@kennytaco4474
      I mean dudes not wrong, while he pioneered mma into today's version, he also learned a lot to get into being a wrestling guy.

    • @bsar11
      @bsar11 2 года назад +1

      I agree, he had that with Bisping. But he was not very good at all those things until later in his career. He got better and better at it over time.

    • @kennytaco4474
      @kennytaco4474 2 года назад +1

      @@counterspellgoon6854 saying he learned mma is such a broad statement. It literally doesn’t make sense. Mma is all martial arts. Wrestling is the only martial art in mma lol

  • @cfresh00
    @cfresh00 2 года назад +8

    .......Khabib spared Al's life by not sticking to Father's Plan. Though it wasnt the best, Khabib clearly wanted to display his stand up. Every shot after the 2nd round was half assed. Plus Khabib took Gaethje down effortless without the cage.

    • @alaskatoburningmen4549
      @alaskatoburningmen4549 2 года назад

      Love it!!
      "Father's plan", i can hear coach Mendez spelling those words out with great deference.

  • @CompleteProducer84
    @CompleteProducer84 2 года назад +7

    Khabib just keeps impressing me more and more seeing Dustin keep rolling through contenders, and how good Justin looked against Chandler

    • @melancholymartialarts7095
      @melancholymartialarts7095 2 года назад

      The difference is Justin and Chandler put on a show. Khabib would never sacrifice a potential win for putting on a show. He was all about protecting his padded record.

    • @ramonalejandrosuare
      @ramonalejandrosuare 2 года назад

      @@melancholymartialarts7095 He put on a show with every smesh. Maybe not for casuals for you. But for fight fans who appreciate dominant grappling he was the most entertaining ever to do it IMO.

    • @Captain_newo
      @Captain_newo Год назад

      @@melancholymartialarts7095 padded record? No. His record. Cry somewhere else. Child.

  • @ranamukhopadhay2317
    @ranamukhopadhay2317 2 года назад +38

    This good fighter smashed you for 20 minutes and choked you out, so Conor is even less than a good fighter

    • @Cts_99
      @Cts_99 2 года назад

      Styles make fights.

    • @hisoka524
      @hisoka524 2 года назад

      @@Cts_99 and khabib's style f#cks everybody up

    • @nathanbarnhart7823
      @nathanbarnhart7823 2 года назад +4

      @@Cts_99 he also got destroyed by porier, twice, a man who Khabib thoroughly dominated.

    • @Cts_99
      @Cts_99 2 года назад +3

      @@nathanbarnhart7823 he got beat the 2nd fight. The third fight he was hurt and a freak injury stopped the contest. I know y’all hate Conor but why would you equate how dustin did in 2 with the 3rd match?

    • @nathanbarnhart7823
      @nathanbarnhart7823 2 года назад +6

      @@Cts_99 that wasn’t a freak injury. Throwing out naked low kicks like that… look I’m no where need the speed demon of someone like Conor, but I have ridiculous shin conditioning. You don’t throw those without a set up. His kick got checked, his leg got broken. Simple as that.

  • @reborn3409
    @reborn3409 2 года назад +9

    It's like what Bruce Lee stated. "Don't fear the man that practiced 1000 kicks but fear the man that practiced one kick 1000 times." Or something like that.

  • @Number1bullshit
    @Number1bullshit 2 года назад +18

    Lol wrong again Unc... There are pleny videos of Khabib's takedowns. In no way did he HAVE to get you against the fence - just simply not true. Many many of his takedowns were not against the fence.... But I agree with your major point in that you can be dominant in one aspect - especially if it's grappling/wrestling

    • @rj9436
      @rj9436 2 года назад

      Yeah to me it seems like getting someone against the fence was just a bonus for when they’ve been taken down by restricting their movement. But who am I to question lord chael

  • @abdikanimusse3499
    @abdikanimusse3499 2 года назад +32

    I believe theres a difference between best and greatest. In my opinion Khabib cant be considered the greatest due to length of reign. However i do believe he’s the best we have seen due to the sheer dominance he displayed. Never lost never dropped probably only ever lost 1 round which was against gaethje and gaethje was saved by the bell in that round. The man never even bled and this was all during a time and weight class that was probably the deepest any weight class has ever been.

    • @danurban9591
      @danurban9591 2 года назад +4

      Never lost on paper.....but everyone knows he lost against Tibau.

    • @sathvikbhaskar9756
      @sathvikbhaskar9756 2 года назад +2

      Not against gaethje, he lost a round against conor

    • @laiquetaher2887
      @laiquetaher2887 2 года назад +3

      @@danurban9591 he was juiced to the gills

    • @cineris2389
      @cineris2389 2 года назад +7

      " probably the deepest any weight class has ever been"
      in strikers, sure... That's my only real issue with the Khabib question. He's a damn good ground fighter, no one can argue against that. The real question is, do you have to be the best at it, in order to beat people with very little skill in that department ? I don't think it's much of a coincidence he and Islam both, targeted that division. While, at least in Khabib's case, killing himself to be there. Would he have faired as well, in a more grappling heavy division like 170? Especially now with guys like Khamzat in the picture? Not to mention Colby, Burns and ofc Usman...

    • @danurban9591
      @danurban9591 2 года назад

      @@laiquetaher2887 And? That has nothing to do with what I said 😅

  • @ewanlyons2103
    @ewanlyons2103 2 года назад +6

    I’m from Scotland and I can guarantee you if Lord Chael came for my land I’d just give it to him for free out of fear

    • @ansonyt3966
      @ansonyt3966 2 года назад

      lol

    • @__D-B__
      @__D-B__ 2 года назад +1

      No you wouldn't, this is my land.
      I'll fight for it. You can go live somewhere else.

  • @TheRonellCross
    @TheRonellCross 2 года назад +53

    Conor saying "Khabib isn't great" is just hate and insecurity. Khabib is MF'ing legendary.

    • @khalidsaifullah1321
      @khalidsaifullah1321 2 года назад +6

      Conor also said he won all 3 rounds vs Khabib 😆😆😆😆

    • @saberneumayer1692
      @saberneumayer1692 2 года назад +5

      @@khalidsaifullah1321 scale>>>>khabib

    • @zenebusman8575
      @zenebusman8575 2 года назад +6

      Absolutely 💯

    • @nia9045
      @nia9045 2 года назад

      @@saberneumayer1692 okay he missed weight twice look st aldo i remeber when he strugled and had to use the towel to make 145, and he still went from 145 to 135 why cause he feels more comfortable at 135 wich is perfectly fine but lets not act like aldo was bigger than yan and still lost, look ar usman he had 10 poinds on colby and couldnt take him down. So its not true that the bigger guy always win, also you got chandler whos said HIMSELF hes 190 at fight night khabib has been rhe most 176, look what khabib did to justin and how chandler vs justin went. So i dont get your logic its really lazy to say „ oh hes nigger thats why he won“

    • @thedreadedkraken3944
      @thedreadedkraken3944 2 года назад +1

      @@khalidsaifullah1321 All them "head-shots" started stunning in.

  • @aladdin3241
    @aladdin3241 2 года назад +19

    Khabib is not only the most dominant fighter in the game. He dominated Connor, and dominated the guy dominating Connor, and if there was a guy dominating that guy, khabib would still dominate him

    • @40Mprxdigy
      @40Mprxdigy 2 года назад +1

      Until Jon Jones comes back
      Nobody is even close to Jon Jones in dominance.
      They may both be undefeated but Khabib didn’t do it against the greatest fighters of the divisions history like Jon
      Jon’s dominance was across a longer span of time
      And if you want to say dominance inside the octagon alone then sure but career wise Jon is way more dominant

    • @sathvikbhaskar9756
      @sathvikbhaskar9756 2 года назад

      @@40Mprxdigy ofcourse

    • @monsieurpatate1573
      @monsieurpatate1573 2 года назад

      @@40Mprxdigy jon jones was dominant on roids he isnt that guy anymore now its all close fights

    • @romant142
      @romant142 2 года назад

      @@40Mprxdigy Jones is on roids tho

    • @40Mprxdigy
      @40Mprxdigy 2 года назад

      @@monsieurpatate1573 so was everyone he was fighting.
      Lmao he was fighting guys like Uncle Chael and Vitor or were juiced to the brim😂

  • @shibulmirza5111
    @shibulmirza5111 2 года назад +7

    He is a living legend .
    Gentlemen and great player.💞

  • @xd_zaythoven3154
    @xd_zaythoven3154 2 года назад +47

    Can I make a wild guess that the well respected fighter was Cory Sandhagen😂

  • @kalahauoli355
    @kalahauoli355 2 года назад +35

    Don’t forget Khabib beat him and made it look easy.

    • @eduardogabriel5341
      @eduardogabriel5341 2 года назад

      Because of his grappling

    • @melancholymartialarts7095
      @melancholymartialarts7095 2 года назад

      I disagree on the making it look easy. Peter Yan versus Faber is a fight I would say one made it look easy.
      Conor had some very good points here. The funny thing is they're actually valid points. Khabib has become annoying, most specifically his comments about Aldo.

    • @eduardogabriel5341
      @eduardogabriel5341 2 года назад

      @@melancholymartialarts7095 hey don't forget that Michael Johnson beats Khabib in terms of striking and Khabib shoots for legs

    • @Don-xr9cw
      @Don-xr9cw 2 года назад +9

      @@eduardogabriel5341 it’s called mixed martial arts, mate. Conor couldn’t stop Khabib’s grappling if his life depended on it

    • @TheAlexBoerboom
      @TheAlexBoerboom 2 года назад +3

      @@eduardogabriel5341 yeah, he made it look easy because of his grappling... Especially the part where he outstruck and dropped Connor... 🤦

  • @sloeyg7114
    @sloeyg7114 2 года назад +5

    When the UFC changes the takedown point system next year, that record of khabib's will stand for ever!

  • @adamburling9551
    @adamburling9551 2 года назад +7

    How come nobody sees or acknowledges the work that goes into the greats. Take for instance Khabib. People think it's so easy. And yet his performances ( on the few occasions he had them, on the handful ) cannot even compare or hold a candle to the output, i.e. the time, the training and the preparation it took for him to prepare for as good as he performed... it's real easy to dismiss that as your so easily willing to dismiss someone you think isn't great. Never seeing the work behind it.
    In fact if you were to take both Conor and Khabib's level of training on the whole, the entire output. And I'm talking about everything from the point that they began this road as a calling.
    With confidence, I can say that Conor's ( and I would even say many others ) would fall incredibly short.

  • @timelineenjoyer
    @timelineenjoyer 2 года назад +16

    Conor is confusing dazzling futility with greatness

  • @moeldo4435
    @moeldo4435 2 года назад +1

    Absolutely, and it applies to all disciplines. Liver punch right leg kick with different beginnings and or different endings works very well when mastered

  • @ColdDrone13
    @ColdDrone13 2 года назад

    This is one of my favorite videos you've done in a while. That "don't get hit" dance was beautiful lol. 😆 As usual your points are great as well.

  • @munkyzzb7504
    @munkyzzb7504 2 года назад +6

    I would have liked to see Khabib at WW. Because we would see him in the clinch mixing up, strike defense. I still he would have been very good, but we will never know. I Imagine like Kamuru b4 he learned to box,but Khabib is a Hard worker. He is not a weight bully but like other greats he always wanted every advantage to be at his peak ( Like Floyd and Jon) He never liked short notice fights.

  • @azmtkdzv
    @azmtkdzv 2 года назад +4

    Khabib, will tell you that Iaquinta was a very careful fight for him even too careful. Prior to fight with Justin he said "they use it know as my weak point, but it wasn't". He tried to get that belt and don't get caught. He literally used Iaquinta as training session for his jab that he landed in a minute like 20 times. His coach basically begged him to take him down. Cause he knew he could and he knew he wanted to play more.

  • @DJeMo
    @DJeMo 2 года назад +22

    Can we just say his style was great for the art overall, because no one could stop him doing what he wants to do in there or defeat him.... Khabib is probably the greatest because he did what he wanted to do, no flaws on the record in the ufc is a feat in itself, although prime Tony would've been that weird test his style needed to see......and when you lose the man you love that brought you to where you are with the timings of all what occurred, you do exactly what Khabib did, and in turn now his father's legacy is as strong as his...... No flaws.... Simplified...

    • @shinyori
      @shinyori 2 года назад

      Prime Tony wouldn't have done much to Khabib. He almost got beaten by Pettis. Khabib's pressure and strenght is too much for Tony and Tony is also very sloppy. It would have been interesting, but very one sided.

  • @scogentaz9824
    @scogentaz9824 2 года назад

    I have that "Call a Name " song on a CD now. I listen to that every morning before work. Thank you Chael!

  • @futureufcchampion9293
    @futureufcchampion9293 2 года назад +9

    Khabib should've tweeted - he doesn't wrestle. He doesn't wrestle at all.

    • @clipking9981
      @clipking9981 2 года назад +1

      "oh so you're a wrestler Now!" - Nate Diaz

  • @nahumthesavior
    @nahumthesavior 2 года назад +106

    Lets be realistic, conor has flashbacks from the mauling khabib gave him

    • @markd9580
      @markd9580 2 года назад +8

      It was more painful then snapping his leg 🦵

    • @nephikalamafoni4512
      @nephikalamafoni4512 2 года назад +6

      😂😂😂😂

    • @deez9389
      @deez9389 2 года назад +2

      Eh, 50% chance he was blackout drunk for that one

    • @charlieseets9434
      @charlieseets9434 2 года назад +8

      Has theres ever been a fight so hyped that was so one-sided? Nope.

    • @BantuRH
      @BantuRH 2 года назад +1

      lol yall act like ground and pound scaring anybody. he's taken more damage is stand up fights

  • @cesara4382
    @cesara4382 2 года назад +1

    Chael didnt address Khabib never moving up in weight and challenging himself, despite the fact that he missed weight multiple times. And also pulled out from couple fights, which reflects largely as he on had 29.

  • @slimjim1104
    @slimjim1104 2 года назад

    Yup I wrestled a long time and when I started getting good was when I focused on having a couple really good moves to combo together vs working on a bunch of super technical stuff.

  • @jakiudarac2206
    @jakiudarac2206 2 года назад +5

    “I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times.” - Lee

  • @emmashalliker6862
    @emmashalliker6862 2 года назад +5

    I can't understand how a knockout is meant to be better that submitting. Anyone can get a lucky punch, happens all the time. No-one gets a lucky sub, you have to be technically better.
    Khabib was great, never lost a round, dominanted everyone he went against, won all his fights. He doesn't have to go up weight classes, why should he? 155 Goat for sure. He mauled Conored, played with him so by Conor's logic he must be dog shit then if that was only good.

  • @thewalruswasjason101
    @thewalruswasjason101 2 года назад +2

    Conor fought most of his career at 145, then went up 2 weight classes. Who does that?! He walked around at that time at 170, when other guys in the 170 walk around at 200+. Khabib never took a ride to move up

  • @yodizzll
    @yodizzll 2 года назад

    this was something that i struggled with through my brown belt in BJJ. i knew too much and I had to work on simplifying and going back to the basics.

  • @limbcollector22
    @limbcollector22 2 года назад +18

    Khabib is the greatest LW ever, if you think otherwise I'm sorry but you're just wrong

  • @mondardaman2973
    @mondardaman2973 2 года назад +4

    U failed to mention Connor did not defend a title once.

  • @markshepardsongs
    @markshepardsongs 2 года назад

    great advice for any life. "Less is More!" Thank you Uncle Chael!

  • @henriquebruno2696
    @henriquebruno2696 2 года назад

    Awsome as always. Right on point

  • @MrGameonthis
    @MrGameonthis 2 года назад +21

    I get the less is more argument, and I know Jon is a POS, but he's arguably the greatest fighter we've seen and he beats people in all kinds of different ways. Hell, ask his wife.

  • @teeroy7973
    @teeroy7973 2 года назад +7

    Not only did Conor get beat by Kahbib, he got beat twice in a row by a guy Kahbib beat. Lolz.

    • @lousassoul7344
      @lousassoul7344 2 года назад

      i think your missing point of the video....but thats ok...enjoy your evening

  • @rzlb5
    @rzlb5 2 года назад

    "Less is more" is the smartest thing that I had ever heard from Chael.
    I could not agree more. That statement stays true to other areas in our life & not just in combat sport.

  • @gtheory350
    @gtheory350 2 года назад

    Where do you figure the more dominant strikers (stylebender, Anderson etc.) fit into the equation when discussing less is more?

  • @jawadsediqi7887
    @jawadsediqi7887 2 года назад +3

    KHABIB 🦅 🦅 🦅 MMA KING FOR EVER I DON'T THINK SOME ONE COME LIKE HIM IN SPORT FOR YEARS

    • @AzureSky_Music
      @AzureSky_Music 2 года назад

      Yeah too bad he’s a quitter

    • @Captain_newo
      @Captain_newo Год назад

      @@AzureSky_Music quitter? No. Winner. Most dominant. Accomplished. You’re delusional. Always someone trying to cut down greats. Always the guy.

  • @jackohagan4842
    @jackohagan4842 2 года назад

    Chael is quite possibly THE BEST instigator i have ever seen, he is stirring the pot behind the scenes and i love it

  • @joshuabean9409
    @joshuabean9409 2 года назад

    The music playing during that ad plug was epic

  • @jeremymeyer5552
    @jeremymeyer5552 2 года назад +18

    As much as I would like to talk shit about Conor. He had a good run at 145 albeit many of his wins were against fighters who had not reaxhed or were past their prime. Since he has been at 155 he had mixed results. Wrestlers were to powerful for him and his power was lacking.

    • @bsar11
      @bsar11 2 года назад +3

      I agree whole heartedly. I wouldn’t even call his time at 155 mixed results. He is 1-3 in LW lol.

    • @mayhem2648
      @mayhem2648 2 года назад

      Yup he shined in 145... outside it he´s struggling bad

    • @radialomer5705
      @radialomer5705 2 года назад

      He Didn't have mixed results. He is a failure at 155. The only reason he won the belt because eddie can't take shittalks.

    • @theunbeatable6598
      @theunbeatable6598 2 года назад

      Wrestlers n strikers both are too much for conor lmao in lw

    • @sathvikbhaskar9756
      @sathvikbhaskar9756 2 года назад

      @@radialomer5705 wtf? Did you see his fight against Eddie
      He dominated him him effortlessly

  • @LearningWithSuj
    @LearningWithSuj 2 года назад +2

    Didn’t Khabib take Justin down away from the fence in round 2?

  • @stthbldt3594
    @stthbldt3594 2 года назад +2

    Chael, this was brilliant 👏 👏

  • @MajinXarris
    @MajinXarris 2 года назад +1

    Well as the ancient Greek philosophers used to say: Quality cannot be derived from quantity. It's true that after spending many years studying one principle, everyone comes to the same philosophical truths.

  • @mattrainwater526
    @mattrainwater526 2 года назад +14

    One of the 🐐s and arguably the best LW of all time. Wish we could have got to see more. 🦅

  • @qtheegg2212
    @qtheegg2212 2 года назад +24

    I think the way Khabib confirms he is the GOAT is if comes back and beats Usman, but I doubt we’ll ever see that

    • @nbballstarballislife
      @nbballstarballislife 2 года назад +3

      It would add to it but putting a stamp to greatness is really showing that you beat everyone in your weight class and protected your throne many times. DJ, Jon Jones, Aldo , GSP

    • @lukemurray4950
      @lukemurray4950 2 года назад +27

      Khabib doesn't care about you thinking he is the GOAT. If you listen to his opinion on it he doesn't think anyone is the GOAT. He thinks there are many he is just one of them. He says it's impossible for it to be one person. This is what people don't get about Khabib. He done what he set out and wanted to do, he doesn't give a fuck what you think now, just like he didn't care when you hated on him through his career.

    • @Andrew-xt8lz
      @Andrew-xt8lz 2 года назад +3

      @@lukemurray4950 Bruh you’re cursing at someone for giving their opinion lmfao, I don’t think Khabib if you’re in here choking on his bawls

    • @nbballstarballislife
      @nbballstarballislife 2 года назад +2

      @@lukemurray4950 why are you upset lol he just stated his opinion and the discussions of what he thinks would put Khabib as his goat

    • @demonicghostbusters398
      @demonicghostbusters398 2 года назад +12

      @@lukemurray4950 great point

  • @lucien4980
    @lucien4980 2 года назад +2

    I came to a similar conclusion about khabib. This video just re assured what I already thought. He is still a beast. People can always study your tactics.

  • @nkrashu5755
    @nkrashu5755 2 года назад

    Fight was good ..but that hype those heartbeats during match and that crazy aftermath ..
    And the hatred between those two
    Press conference
    Man can we see that type of rivalry again...

  • @ameenkamal1691
    @ameenkamal1691 2 года назад +7

    Conor’s saltiness blinds his basic fight biz acumen. That was a foolish statement from him. Here is a basic rule of thumb: always bring up those who beat your ass, and those you beat. Either you got beat by a beast, or beat a beast. Its both ethically and strategically sound. It strengthens your resume.

  • @wen6522
    @wen6522 2 года назад +10

    I’m a Conor fan, but I cannot support him on this one…..

  • @GGman2019
    @GGman2019 2 года назад

    We need another 20 years before GOAT talk IMO the sport is still young and something tells these new gen fighters coming in the next 10+ years are gonna be making crazy history,you gonna have some of the kids of the older fighters fighting and that new gen of kids being train in full MMA gonna be interesting

  • @alexchaney5582
    @alexchaney5582 2 года назад

    My dad coached my high school wrestling team and taught them as freshmen the head and arm throw from the opposite side everyone taught and a stand up: best freshmen team.
    Then as kids progressed through the years, they mastered a few basic leg attacks, rides and escapes and were the best high school team in the area.
    Less is more.

  • @MG-yj6lo
    @MG-yj6lo 2 года назад +4

    Khabib had the only knockdown in their fight. And they say connor is a great striker lol

    • @sathvikbhaskar9756
      @sathvikbhaskar9756 2 года назад

      If you think he's not a great striker then you're casual

  • @mikeydboss4
    @mikeydboss4 2 года назад +4

    i don’t fear the man who has practiced 10000 kicks once, but i fear the man who practiced one kick 10000 times

  • @MikeJKeator
    @MikeJKeator 2 года назад

    Yup! I agree with you! You make some really good points!

  • @EdwinBetancourtJr
    @EdwinBetancourtJr 2 года назад

    Sometimes I can’t stand Chael, sometimes I love him!
    Love this video!!!

  • @michaellaidler7143
    @michaellaidler7143 2 года назад +6

    Khabib had a decent teep and would often pressure with flying knees to get people to the fence. He also had decent hands by the end of his career. Not incredibly dynamic, but he still was more dynamic than some think.

    • @alaskatoburningmen4549
      @alaskatoburningmen4549 2 года назад

      The flying kness i definitely remember, yes, quite explosive.

    • @beckeras8848
      @beckeras8848 2 года назад +1

      His submission game is on point too. Khabib was really hard to trap, or impossible as he's never been trapped and submitted. He literally gets on top of you, never worries about you BJJ, and beats you senseless or submits you as he's done later in his career. His cardio and pressure, no one weaponized pressure more than Khabib.

  • @GJett77
    @GJett77 2 года назад +11

    I don’t think khabib showed all his weapons before retiring. I think it’s likely he’s better than what we’ve seen from him

  • @munkyzzb7504
    @munkyzzb7504 2 года назад +2

    I'm more impressed by someone that does it on the feet. Because there's so many ways you can get finished in a second. Not that is actually harder or better just my imo

  • @efilms5123
    @efilms5123 2 года назад

    First video watching chael opened my eyes to this sport

  • @SaadKhan-cl9px
    @SaadKhan-cl9px 2 года назад +4

    Deep down, Conor downfall started when he put his hand in the Lion’s den. He should not have gone too far with Khabib! His trash talk backbited him for his rest of the life.

  • @assconsumer
    @assconsumer 2 года назад +4

    I genuinely laughed out loud when chael said al iaquinta a fight where khabib got 6 takedowns outta 15 attempts, I really thought he was gonna say gleison tibau the fight where khabib got none outta 13 and tibau actually took him down

  • @synapticrelaps4457
    @synapticrelaps4457 2 года назад

    First thing I thought of was Dan Henderson!
    Everyone knew the right hand was coming.
    They all trained to not get hit by it.
    He still knocked'em all out with it.

  • @BarWarNinja
    @BarWarNinja 2 года назад

    Chael, what if, like with Rogans idea - half way through Khabib's career, they got rid of the cage and it was an 'open field' type of situation for a fight. I think Rogan said as big as a football field (and stadium seating already there, so yeah I get that), no cage wall and no artificial leverage? Think we would see a delineation in skill or a progression of adaptation? - from an SBG student.

  • @jonmoris9354
    @jonmoris9354 2 года назад +5

    Gsp p4p most well rounded fighter, jon jones p4p most naturally talented fighter, and khabib p4p most dominant fighter...these are facts!