Conor McGregor has cataloged people who have criticized him for trying to beat Floyd Mayweather and for mocking the way he performs his practice as closed minds, and said that all this has not prevented him from getting ready to sway Money on this 26th. August in Las Vegas.
Conor McGregor dismissed criticism over his training for Floyd Mayweather AP Photo / John Locher
During the teleconference offered this afternoon, McGregor welcomed the Nevada Athletic Commission to allow them to fight with 8-ounce gloves instead of 10, as he somehow sees benefits in releasing their impacts on Mayweather, whom he retired A prognosis of knockout in two episodes.
"I'm ready to go make history, once again I'm going to do what I was told I could not," said McGregor, who revealed he felt formidably after boxing 12 three-minute rounds instead of five five-minute Who get accustomed to the championship fights in mixed martial arts.
"Those who discount me and disrespect my abilities are closed minds. I will go to educate them," said the artemarcialist star. "There's no way I'm not ready. Part of me wants to show my talent a bit more, but I do not think I can handle it for more than two rounds," said the Irishman.
About the mockery he has been subjected to because of his peculiar way of heating up before training, McGregor said that he is not interested, because they are people who do not know this technique. "You have to have the shoulders free, it's to have the ability to connect and disconnect the shoulders," Conor explained.
"I've seen the videos, but it's what it is, they do not understand that it's a special skill, but I think this is a long race, it's not a sprint, I do not have a problem with it," said the artemarcialist. Of August will make his professional boxing debut and he said pleased with the election of Robert Byrd as a referee for the match.