Joe Rogan & Russell Brand Discuss Conor McGregor's Greatness

[@CadillacCush]

World record for longest question

[@joech1065]

dizzy rizzy Tell me please just briefly... Is there something about the phenomena of his question that is unique? What is happening? What has happened to it? What does it mean? What does it mean here? What is happening to it after the podcasts? What is it an example of? Is it a sort of outlier, pioneer? How it will be regarded? What will it represent? Is it an entertainment product? Is it a great podcast bit? Is it a combination of all of those things? What does it mean for the sport of podcasting? And what do you think will happen in Long Question Arts and podcasting? Do you think we'll see more of those kinds of things?

[@CadillacCush]

Joe Ch ha .. That's the 2nd longest question ever

[@robbieburton6018]

Joe Ch hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha the sport of podcasting.... I genuinely laughed hard here lad well done

[@jewish_jaguar7146]

This is what amphetamine addicts do.

[@koensander]

40 fucking seconds

[@asleepinthealley]

Conor McGregor is the reason I started watching MMA. I like the fact that he loses and keeps coming back much more than if he won them all.

[@itszosority7607]

asleepinthealley right it’ll be boring asf if he won every fight

[@zabamadrid5329]

Bro it’s the same with me and Jon Jones, he just keeps loosing and coming back loosing and coming back it’s incredible his ability to recover from al l

[@manjeiphom8606]

Same here..

[@M187x]

I disagree I think the one who keeps wining is the point of the game. If I were given a choice of only wining or losing and coming would definitely be winning all the time.

[@kendrick7385]

mohammed almani it’s a grey area for me, obviously if you could win everything then that’s the peak, but at least Conor wins when he comes back after a loss, once her or anyone else loses after the comeback and starts to lose more than they win that’s when it’s like eeeehhh 👀

[@WillKincaid]

is russell brand a person or an abstract concept that we only percieve as a real person?

[@matthewwilley5980]

Why did I read this and hear Russell Brand saying it?

[@Red_Beard2798]

Or is he a man simply portraying a caricature of himself?

[@Judevrgt]

Where I come from we call him an idiot. He’s very good at deception and making himself sound smarter than what he actually is.

[@davvid977]

He’s an idiot is what he is

[@snugnodge]

It's more a " every ass loves the sound of its own bray"... Thing

[@jackmorris9588]

They are literally the fighting Irish. Conor has single handedly enhanced Irish pride ten-fold globally. In America, where the Irish are prominent and have immense history, it shows. Irish pride is unlike any other. And Conor embodies large parts of their pride such is fighting, drinking, partying, talking shit -- all while being the best at his profession.

[@daireoreilly2586]

That's all true but the only thing is Irish people flock like crazy to support any representatives of them on any level

[@technine9770]

@@daireoreilly2586 well yes but not to the same extent, the support conor gets is crazy

[@TheTaterTotP80]

Conor didn't enhance Irish pride. Irish pride has always been and will always be massive and eternal. Irish people weren't less proud before Conor nor will they be after he retires. Didn't increase anything tenfold, he just became a MMA fighter to rally around for the Irish, so he sort of became a conduit of already existing Irish pride.

[@stgeorge5862]

@@TheTaterTotP80 To say he hasnt increased their pride is you cumming in my coffee and calling it creamora. Just by an Irish man breaking records and inspiring Irish kids on such a global level enhances Irish pride. Of course the Irish were always prideful. But Conor has brought this mystical Irish takeover quality. He has Irish people uniting to embrace their culture in arenas and cities they nornally wouldnt have. He is to Ireland what Trump is to a conservative. A voice, a shining beacon and a representative of millions.

[@jpk565]

TheTaterTotP80 agree, mcgregor just totally embodies the good and bad of Ireland. If there was a Irish avenger it would be based on mcgregor.

[@fenixprojekt2434]

Irish oppression by the crown isn't a myth..... it's historical fact.... I don't think he meant anything by it though

[@Anonymous-sw5jx]

Keith Witt what do you mean he didn't mean anything? He is insinuating that connors conquer of the UFC resonates in the Irish people as their want to conquer the powers that oppressed them; Conquering anything at this point that gives their country validity in a global scale

[@markmurphy3462]

coco nut I've never read such nonsense. Educate yourself before you start believing the opinion of others. Form your own opinion.

[@grandjob7638]

coco nut You do understand that 4 million Irish people died/left the country during the famine because the British took our crops? We were fucked under British ruling. Best thing we ever did was to become independent.

[@ciarandonegan1546]

Britain gave us back our land 🤣🤣🤣 . We took it back .

[@hardrinker1989]

Let it go it's all in the past for fuck sake

[@cshiels14]

I understand that Russel probably didn't mean to use the word 'myth' to imply that the English oppression of Ireland is fictional , but I want to point out to those who mightn't know that Ireland was savaging ruled by the English for hundreds of years and that is still extremely fresh in the minds of many Irish people , including myself

[@Aao102]

Even to us Indians

[@chrisjohnson298]

True but we have to Remember we invaded them first when they were still Saxons and even took over small parts like Wales and even parts of Scotland while the picts were still there Uk and Ireland both have their faults these past 800 or so years England was just much more cruel

[@jsmith1561]

Lol.

[@barrydoyle7840]

Ya a bit disappointed with Russel on this one

[@InterWeb5]

👶

[@SCAMDEMIC2023]

Irish oppression is no myth.

[@manuelmateo3392]

That's not what he meant by myth. He meant "myth" as in legendary, mythical qualities. Conor personifies the spirit of the "Fighting Irish", and that image takes the form of an Irishman "standing up" to British oppression.

[@MoToXl5O]

I was just about to write this down. Yea it's no myth, still going on to this day

[@shanemoran4145]

@@MoToXl5O how

[@dmac2045]

@@shanemoran4145 the north

[@shanemoran4145]

@@dmac2045 i don't live up north didnt know that bullshit was still going on at this point xx

[@tmf9556]

Gotta love Connor for his accomplishments

[@nightbreed6]

Connor Mcgreggor is the greatest fighter ever

[@thewoodworker1703]

Joe "i seen conor first" Rogan

[@seancoughlan195]

I love how Rusell and Rogan's minds work, just fluid thoughtful conversation. I love how they see Ireland too, we're a passionate people ☘

[@markmurphy3462]

The Irish, we follow our own blood. Similar to how the Icelandic folk follow and support their own. We'll travel in droves to see a fellow Irish man fight, compete whatever the case may be. I'm not a huge Russel Brand fan but he's almost certainly correct about our psyche of being oppressed. A psyche where we've always felt we were the underdog. He's bang on the money when he mentioned conor capturing a particular mood in our country during his rise. We had experienced the hardest recession in human history. I remember most of my mates father's being made redundant and other friends losing homes from 2007 right through to 2013. Even two lads from my school lost their dads to suicide things got so bad. Conor was another lad from a lower middle class family chasing a dream during this time. We saw our own push for greatness and we were subsequently uplifted by his performances. I had always been an Iceman fan and finally took up mma when I saw Conor perform in cage warriors having played rugby since I was 6 years old. He grew up a 2-3 miles from where I live so to me he was just another lad from around the corner but with an exceptional story to be told. People who write malicious or hateful things on the Internet about Conor ultimately are the minority. The millions of views he gets across all social media platforms outweighs the spiteful nonsense that goes on behind the big picture. He couldn't care less what you say about him as long as you're talking about him. Undoubtedly he's a polarising figure. Last year I started watching the NBA and I saw the same trend around LeBron James and Stephen Curry. You can see it on gaming channels as well. I'm no psychologist so I'm not going to breakdown why people hate Conor but they are no different to the rest of the haters in other sports/disciplines, more people are inspired by him than those who wish to bash his character and that's just a fact and you aren't 'woke' if you believe otherwise. You're entitled to discredit his achievements but you're just a drop in the ocean.

[@Michael-ny6lk]

Why did he call Irish oppression from the English a myth?..wtf?

[@jayfaisa3171]

I think him being irish is a huge part of the equation. it’s not just about him, but what he represents to ireland.

[@mangeshpuranik31]

Russell is such a good talker. You can how much passionate he is in general. Loved this video!

[@Thisthat1234]

Good talker? He literally asked a 40 second long question lol

[@uai6107]

@@Thisthat1234and it was coherant and easy to understand

[@22grena]

Hey Russell ''the myth of the Irish people as being oppressed by British colonialism'' is not a myth, it was a fact for 800 years and its still not over. Where's that cork when you need it.

[@shaunmaguire6912]

it is over you mong how the fuck is ireland still oppressed dnt even bring up the north majority wanna stay in the UK end of

[@shaunmaguire6912]

if the majority of northern ireland wanted to join the republic a democratic vote would be held and they would be allowed to but the majority dont and the majority of the south dont want the responsibility of the north either but keep being a professional victim well done!

[@shaunmaguire6912]

you from the north or south?

[@S52Productions]

He wasn't calling it a myth like we typically perceive myths, but more like a story. He used the word myth to personify the "myth" of Connor McGregor.

[@duncancaldwell2915]

he fairly obviously meant legend not myth

[@ShaneElliott10]

What a fantastic conversation about Conor

[@jonnfury6620]

I’m always amazed by the brilliance of Russell Brand’s mind.

[@Thisthat1234]

Don’t be fooled. It’s mostly a combination of babbling, accent and word vomit.

[@jonnfury6620]

@@Thisthat1234 You don't rate him then?

[@Thisthat1234]

@@jonnfury6620 the guy is definitely more knowledgeable then I am. A word smith, but saying so much to say so little at times is a bit draining. His questions at times are longer then the answers he receives.

[@jonnfury6620]

@@Thisthat1234 I would have to agree with the overuse of needless words in his vocabulary, but he definitely has some interesting trains of thought.

[@Donalob]

@@Thisthat1234 I agree with you with this interview, he lingers in a way - but you should listen to his channel nowadays. He's excellent.

[@shizlittlebam]

Did Russell really just call the oppression of the Irish by the British a myth??

[@paulsauntson2435]

It is a myth

[@paulsauntson2435]

Popes Army Yeee Haaa undefeated! Against who?

[@popesarmyyeeehaaa7128]

@@paulsauntson2435 who the fuck do you think

[@paulsauntson2435]

Gibraltar....sas1 ira0

[@popesarmyyeeehaaa7128]

@@paulsauntson2435 do you really want to go there FLEM AND SPIT😝😂😂😂

[@brownsey1]

Myth has two meanings and the context of this was that Russell did not mean Irish oppression was a falsehood, but that it resonates in us like a legend, or it's part of our lore.

[@octaviancaesarhibernicus4447]

brownsey1 I dunno man, it's a dangerous thing to say, that the oppression was a falsehood, it's hard to digest as an Irish man, especially when they'res still Orange Men marching up in the North.

[@mastermonke1177]

Robert Gray we’re not blaming you, or your son but you have to understand and learn about Britain’s crimes , not just against us Irish, but a good amount of countries in Africa Asia and South America. Especially when we’ve still got orange men celebrating catholic slaughters up north.

[@ronniehaley384]

It's so cool how celebrities look up to McGregor, he is truly their celebrity, they line up at locker room after a loss , just to meet him , fucking amazing

[@ozzylaguna7112]

Conor loses 2 fights, one wasn't even a mma fight. and he gets all this hate, I don't understand it, those loses shouldn't overshadow all of his greatness, because he has done great things and you cannot deny it, Conor will just jump back up and keep fighting

[@lindahoe6714]

And keep losing

[@chayvandoyle8862]

No chance.... thats whatcha got!

[@skunk12]

Off the top of my memory, Conor has something like 4 loses. 1 joe duffy 1 nate diaz 1 floyd mayweather 1 khabib nurmagomedov Still one of the absolute greatest fighters the UFC has known. The details are in the stat numbers.

[@Michael-ny6lk]

0:04 “127 questions for you Joe real quick”

[@tooforwon]

That was the longest question ever. Just spit it out. Fuck.

[@joech1065]

Too For Won Tell me please just briefly... Is there something about the phenomena of his question that is unique? What is happening? What has happened to it? What does it mean? What does it mean here? What is happening to it after the podcasts? What is it an example of? Is it a sort of outlier, pioneer? How it will be regarded? What will it represent? Is it an entertainment product? Is it a great podcast bit? Is it a combination of all of those things? What does it mean for the sport of podcasting? And what do you think will happen in Long Question Arts and podcasting? Do you think we'll see more of those kinds of things?

[@thehulksmash108]

Wtf... that was intense. Russel “Drugs who make questions in human language” Brand

[@johnduong5448]

meanwhile some people can't form a sentence...

[@sambbk7203]

That's how brand is. Most obvious and add nothing statement ever.

[@drel3003]

Joe Rogan mentioned the captivity that mcgregor bestowed upon not only people around the world but his people. I remember watching these events play out years ago and Mcgregor truly was a somewhat of patriarch figure for the Irish people for those 4 years I mean it was truly unbelievable and breathtaking.

[@BaconNCereal]

Why does Russell just ramble about nothing out of nowhere lol

[@Besidjuu]

Cocaine

[@ht8083]

soy

[@P1P3R199O]

Because he's a massive incoherent ball bag

[@RJR1787]

If you actually listen to him he's not rambling about nothing. What he says makes sense if you actually listen

[@larey12]

@@RJR1787 - If you actually listen to him you'll realize what a narcissistic rambling tosser he really is. Only fools like you get taken in by it.

[@Sakeenah001]

When the teacher says last question before the test.

[@adamb2835]

i think Chael Sonnen said it best. Conor McGregor sells confidence

[@EZrep]

Conor is such a bad ass fighter but What russell says at the very end people will never be able to comprehend and will just move past it without truly thinking about it but it is absolutely masterful how he puts all that into perspective and the way he's able to speak about it I couldn't put it into words like he just did I really believe if we lived in a world like he just explained some very magical things would happen

[@Daniel-xw1jq]

"Well youre never gonna see another one like him... youre gonna see a bunch of people trying to mimick him" mystic rogan predicted jake paul

[@likewtfbro_]

Russell Brand is like every high school English teacher ever

[@arpitsarupria]

Prime conor was definitely the greatest. Skills+charisma+hunger

[@SadTingsForever]

What makes Rogan amazing, is that, no where else is the world is there a place to freely celebrate men. Especially on the internet. I love Joe and will continue to watch his story unfold. To me, he is the mecca of MMA and combat sports.

[@meilir.ap.emrys420]

It took Russel the same amount of time to ask the question as it did for Conor to beat cowboy

[@StereoMonolith1]

"The sport of UFC" All you need to know about this guy.

[@DavidMcmenemy]

UFC is a sport. What is your point exactly?

[@10jellys73]

David Mcmenemy - UFC is a company MMA is a sport

[@thasco]

That's deep dude. Hope you didn't sprain your brain coming to this fascinating illumination.

[@kuda95m44]

Jello 😂😂😂

[@goncalonorberto5593]

just like the sport of Bellator bro.....

[@I2ezident]

2 great and very interesting people. great to see them talking together.

[@gonufc]

How is everyone misunderstanding his use of the word "myth" so much in these comments? He used the same word talking about Mcgregor: do people think he implied Conor Mcgregor isn't real? He was talking about how Ireland can be romanticised and idealised and that oppression is a significant part of it.

[@Brandon_N420]

Conor McGregor is a legend.

[@Shay-bp7yt]

I love Russel Brand but it was no myth. Oppressed and nearly genocidly wiped out in the Famine . There was still food in Ireland but was forced to be exported by Britain.

[@wolfman8325]

Hmmm...I understand McGregor is being fast tracked and hyped by the UFC. But having watched his old fights I do think people are being too quick to label him as overrrated. If he still had the same ability, but was not a global star, I think everyone would have more appreciation for his skills.

[@CamEraFitnessChannel]

Legend has it that Russell still hasn't taken a breath and is still yacking on about Conor McGregor to this very day!

[@ScottMikles]

Both of you had very interesting points of view; very entertaining. Loved it, Joe.

[@mmaman6931]

Put it on x2 speed, Russell sounds like a crazy professor in an art museum

[@ebenezergetachewmelesse885]

HIs shit talking is also well cultured and almost poetic. Nobody talks like him.

[@stefanmarjanovic4768]

Never thought I'd hear Chael Sonnen and Muhammad Ali mentioned in the same sentence... I like it

[@nirish25]

He is Irish. Thats his superpower. Ireland is the best country on the planet.

[@themaclife1499]

All day EVERYDAY 🇨🇮🇨🇮

[@reeceoperanumb3046]

Ireland is a shit hole, end of.

[@jammy008]

eyeroll lol

[@Sparlex1]

(4:07) Good prediction. Khabib vs McGregor was biggest pay per view in ufc history... 2.4 million ppv buys🥇💰🦍🦅

[@HBS98]

The King of Dublin

[@eljefe114]

Russels outlook on consumerism is deep KD awesome

[@aaroni5074]

It's just how we walk in Crumlin, even when we are going to the shop for a pint of milk!

[@Spectre_22]

aaron i hahahhaa yuppah struttin past the blackforge to the newsagents hahaha

[@barry101ish]

@@Spectre_22 pint of milk and a chicken fillet roll

[@freebee8221]

The answer is a quot from the gladiator movie. "I wasnt the best because I killed quickly, I was the best because the crowd loved me". Conor is the best coz the crowd loves him. Plus the dominant way he beats his opponents. He has NEVER had a boring fight. Win, lose or draw

[@perunlowtuned]

Now, this is what I call 'a sentence' (0:03 - 0:39)! XD \,,/

[@shantubesha]

Imagine that as a essay question lol

[@Labjunkie83]

British history books obviously tell a different story of the 800 years of oppression we battled 😒

[@MrAkiAku]

I’m not the most intelligent person but I can follow Russels dialogue. He has a large vocabulary, which as a hiphop fan is always amazing and keeps your brain active

[@sm0keyMcP0t420]

Yeah, I'm still pretty surprised Connor won 4 rounds and the first 3. I thought he might win round 1 and that'd be it.

[@farissedek9100]

that walk is from Vince mcmahon! theres a video conor doing that while singing to "No chance, thats what you got" (Vince's theme song)

[@rem_xo]

I understand what Rusell is saying & I'm high af so it trip me out bad 😂

[@alang7391]

CXMRCX feelin ya bro same

[@slimofbonar1978]

Could listen to Joe and Russell talk all night

[@KizWhalifa.]

Russel brand is brilliant, i love how he thinks

[@conorbarrett9188]

The walk is from how Vince McMahon walks, Conor mentioned that he lifted it from him in an interview

[@robbiemcdonnell8482]

"myth" of British colonalism in Ireland? Read some book Brand.

[@manuelmateo3392]

That's not what he meant by myth. He meant "myth" as in legendary, mythical qualities. Conor personifies the spirit of the "Fighting Irish", and that image takes the form of an Irishman "standing up" to British oppression.

[@qweasdio3445]

What Conor did for UFC is unparalleled and people should respect that. He will become a billionaire in coming years but what's most important is he was the greatest fight entertainer ever lived.

[@NathanFree84]

Where's the "freak bitches"? You let people complain and took it away? Well I'm complaining that I liked it!

[@agentjackstone3543]

NathanFree84 for real

[@TheNeighborNicky]

NathanFree84 This isn't Joe's channel that's why.

[@buttholejunior2455]

NathanFree84 Dumbass it's not his channel stop complaining

[@TheNeighborNicky]

NathanFree84 Lol, I know huh?

[@yehiatolba350]

Russel presence is so dammn good I feel like he is the one interviewing joe

[@mattyyoungcloudsart3008]

Joe should have just said "yes"

[@conorrooney2669]

Irish America even more so than Ireland has been huge to mcgregors success .. the guts of 40 million people who have been waiting for an Irishman to come along in combat sports for a long time .. the fighting Irish and all that

[@Vorpalizer]

Home boy should have more substance for how many words are pouring out of his mouth. Reminds me of those guys who are waiting for you to finish so they can talk some more.

[@sunnyallstars]

1996 G this

[@adb4806]

plenty of substance in what hes saying you dense tard

[@oc4026]

a b Not really, he just says the same thing in many different ways.

[@DoYouDontYou89]

well he bashed consumerism...very original

[@Jimmy-es8bc]

Check out his podcast and read his books before you judge him. He's an extremely intelligent person with some very interesting ideas.

[@abdulaleem2195]

So true! I found a great Conor McGregor song recently, McGregor Irish Hooligan. Stick that into the search and you won’t regret it. Great laugh!

[@melvinhenderson3465]

I'd say Brand is a little bit jealous Conor is also funnier than he is.

[@aeallday]

The Vince McMahon walk

[@helsinki]

peacocking? Its the 'McMahon Walk' ya goof.

[@EndlessKurtis]

He went full robin black near the end

[@hyroproto4364]

LOL...Rogan doing the same shit he did to Ronda.... "Unique isnt a strong enough word?"... yeah like that mythical creature bullshit ?

[@LovingTinha]

He is a bit of a unicorn after all lol got finished by Nate Diaz and Floyd Mayweather maybe when they talk about his greatness they are referring to his ability to talk rather than his fighting ability and cardio

[@olimercer835]

Thank You Its easy to forget he had a 15 fight win streak before Nate finished him. His fighting skill is unquestionable. He just got gassed with Mayweather and Diaz

[@wilugaldex9369]

Oil mercer nah'. bro

[@chrisjohnson298]

It's called the "Millionaire march" Vince McMahon invented it. Well on television at least

[@paulwsdwyer]

Why would you say Irish oppression by British colonialism is a myth Russell?

[@mcp1228]

cause he is english

[@harmonyvegan]

I think he meant more like the 'story' or 'narrative'. He obviously knows that oppression is true.

[@mmlaycock23]

I love listening to these two speak, awesome stuff!

[@ricardornt]

No one wants to see McGregor x Diaz III. We want to see McGregor defending his lightweight belt!

[@BBishop27]

Conor said it's called the Billionaire Strut and he borrowed it from Vince McMann.

[@Godlymike]

jesus why is everyone hating lmao

[@TheRubberMatch]

McGregor will never beat Khabib but Khabib will Never transcend the sport as Conor has

[@TerryByrd17]

I'm skeptical of the validity of some of Conor's fights, so I can't fuck with conversations like this anymore.

[@xmikex902x]

Following Excitement yup. Especially him calling out Nate Diaz recently. He’s not much of a competitor

[@mmaforever594]

validity .. nice word

[@grandjob7638]

Following Excitement why don't ya think they're valid?

[@coreyskaines]

Do you mean the fights themselves or the opponents?

[@evanderholiday3427]

Don't then?

[@paularkins10]

I believe when he said "myth" he didn't mean it didn't happen...He meant it adds to the mysticism...I think we all know what he meant but the comment section got a little touchie...

[@joshoreilly4880]

7:00 Twas no myth

[@itsrena9750]

Floyds greatness shone brighter...he was 40yrs old, only trained around three weeks cos he injured his hands and couldn't spar for a month b4 the fight, he was retired 2 yrs inactive, and taking on a guy 170 pounds on the day, 20 pounds heavier than him, taller and longer guy who was 11 yrs younger in his prime, and supposed to be this ufc KO artists.....Floyd toyed with him. Conor did well in round 1 but he hardly had Floyd in any danger. People watching rd 2 and 3 more closely can see it wasn't close and in fact Floyd won those rds too

[@thewoodworker1703]

Jor "Aiiireland" Rogan

[@Jill.A_]

Would love to see an update 2022 podcast with you and Russel I feel like you both are on the same level these days on how you think and believe and could be very interesting for everything currently going on. Even if it’s you on his show or him on yours would love to see it.

[@jaydenwarrington4370]

i strongly agree was about to type this myself untill i stumbled upon you comment well said

[@BaconNCereal]

Ali was the GOAT idgaf what anyone has to say

[@SteveWilliamsXO]

taylor kxng as a pure boxer he wasn't.. but he transcended boxing and that's what makes him amazing. Athletes who transcend their sport make them goat contenders

[@BaconNCereal]

56 wins, 5 losses, 37 knockouts. wtf are you talking about again?

[@dalemotter5113]

438 wins ,1 loss. Vasyl lomachenko.

[@Azizshmr60]

Conor McGregor - ( In UFC 9-1, 7 KO's, 2 Dec), Defeated every man in he ever faced in UFC. Became 2 Div's Champion in UFC defeating the likes of Eddie Alvarez, Jose Aldo, Max Holloway, Nate Diaz, Chad Mendes. Faced the Boxing GOAT and went 10 rounds with him in 1st pro fight. He brought in more eyes to our sport = more money for our fighters. His fights are always entertaining win or lose. He is a huge Inspiration for people all around the world.

[@Baghuul]

Mcgregory didn't win shit against mayweather. Mayweather let him tire himself before beating him. The man was 40 years old, retired, barely trained for the fight. It was a circus money fight. Mayweather was going 50%. Imagine a 29 year old mayweather going 100%.

[@shizlittlebam]

Baghuul Biased ref saved Floyd's ass multiple times. And who knows how it would have ended with that early stoppage.

[@bel6891]

Jesus D Mac that is a fucking stupid comment, worse than the one above! Bhaagul I reckon that a guy that retired 2 years ago is far more capable of competing at something than a guy who retired from the same thing 15 years ago! There is not one fighter in mma that would beat floyd in a boxing match and theres isnt one mma fighter tha woukd lose an mma match to him he'd make cm punk look good in an mma fight!

[@shizlittlebam]

bel6891 I know what I saw u little bitch 🤣

[@Baghuul]

We aren't talking about mma, this is boxing! You know, the sport conor said hed beat floyd in.

[@shizlittlebam]

Baghuul Conor was robbed and u know it.

[@AlwaysRetr0]

Chael Sonnen in the same breath as Muhammad Ali. Now that's what I like to hear.

[@SanjuSingh]

Conor>>> God,if God exists.

[@SanjuSingh]

Kenshiro V Thanks for the compliment.

[@SanjuSingh]

Kenshiro V Awww! thanks.

[@thechamp7513]

Well cocaine is one hell of a drug😂😂😂

[@Natty718]

Sanju Singh Mma when did you go from drinking piss from your holy cow god to being atheist?

[@littlemoto1]

Sanju Singh Mma gay

[@gabrieltribuzy4885]

I am brazilian and I fuckin love this irish fucker. What he did to Aldo was CRAZY SHIT. If you love MMA like I do, you gotta love him too

[@niall1899]

His myth of Ireland being colonised????

[@frenchify7506]

2:04 It's called the Billionaire Strut, and it's awesome.

[@Baghuul]

Brand is a rich guy who loves socialism yet his success has been made through capitalism. Hes a muppet!

[@josephstevens5489]

that's dumb.

[@Slapbladder]

Its very true....he is a perfect example of a champagne socialist.....

[@josephstevens5489]

Explain

[@josephstevens5489]

No explanation. Allow me to retort. He didn't make money through traditional capitalistic means, but rather through his skill as a storyteller. This is a rarity, virtually no one else with the possible exception of other very successful stand-up comedians or authors have made vast sums of money through storytelling. Storytelling would be popular no matter what system of government we live under, capitalist or socialist - actually probably more so under a socialist system because the arts would be more valued. Was Russel Brand born into wealth? no. Did he get it through occupations linked to capitalism? no. Has he spoken out against having more money than he needs and politically tried to change the system unlike other rich people? yes. Has he used his time to help the underprivileged? yes. Has he used his money to help the underprivileged? unclear, but definitely partly.

[@Slapbladder]

He made most of his money through film!

[@asherbrown7567]

dude Russell towards the end, fuckin preach it brother!

[@23rice23]

haha, the "myth" of being oppressed by Birtish colonialism?...

[@manuelmateo3392]

That's not what he meant by myth. He meant "myth" as in legendary, mythical qualities. Conor personifies the spirit of the "Fighting Irish", and that image takes the form of an Irishman "standing up" to British oppression.

[@yummymcyums2110]

Yo that question went hard bruh.

[@K2B77]

A trilogy between McGregor and Diaz is old news. I watched the first two fights but I wouldn’t necessarily pay to watch them again. Conor needs to defend his belt against the top lightweight contenders. We’ve seen the flaws in his game. His cardio is weak. He’s fighting smaller guys and always brags about how he’s the bigger man. Nate is the only bigger fighter who really exposed him. Get some equal sized fighters who can absorb some punches and run a past pace. Personally I would love a rematch with Aldo. I think it was a lucky punch.

[@pcbignarstie1969]

still won against him though, lucky punch or not. Imo i dont think it was lucky he knew what he was doing and he timed the punch very well. Thats my opinion so.

[@bel6891]

Agree somewhat but when 2 fighters weigh in at 145 or 155 then they are they same size! Conor was in the back rehearsing his counter to aldo's strikes and movement and whether that sequence happens after 13 seconds or 13 minutes it's masterful fight IQ nothing lucky about it!

[@MunsonRoyE27]

Ken Brimmer Sorry but if you word for word say how you're going to KO someone and then literally do EXACTLY what you said you were going to it can't be considered luck. Aldo is finished if Conor goes back to 145 he should rematch Hollaway.

[@joehiggins668]

Fuck the trilogy fight with diaz, mcgregor needs to fight the winner of Ferguson and Lee, it's as simple as that, if he doesn't well then it just shows how much of a sham the ufc is, It's been a year now since he won the belt so the division has been held up long enough, The LW division needs a champ that will defend his fucking title at least twice a year instead of taking a year off

[@K2B77]

And I predicted exactly what would happen to McGregor against Mayweather. Conor would gas out after the early rounds and Mayweather would pick him apart. That doesn’t mean I’ll always predict the outcome exactly and neither has Conor. Conor is a good fighter, no doubt. But in his own words, he always describes how he’s the bigger man. Not always, but size certainly does make a difference. I certainly don’t see Mighty Mouse who is 5’3 fighting Conor at 5’9 even if they fight at the same weight. And Aldo is 5’7 which is smaller. The champions who’ve lost have gotten a rematch. It’s especially due for Aldo who was the longest running champion. I’m not particular to any fighter, I appreciate the skills each one has. But my opinion is Aldo should be given a rematch. He was lured in by Conor’s trash talk and Aldo rushed in, which is not his style. He was too emotional for that fight and he got caught. That’s why I think there should be a rematch, then there’s no doubt it was a lucky punch.

[@siddhanttiwari5924]

This man just called british imperialism a myth 🤣