mcgregor mayweather fight for free?

[tjstogy]

Anyone know where to steam the match tonight?

[Specineff]

steam

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Cabelas- ... lsrc=aw.ds

"Known for perfectly even heat, our Outfitter Series Cast-Iron Tri-Leg Dutch Ovens are a great way to cook delicious food while camping. These pre-seasoned ovens can be hung over a fire by their bail handles or stacked on other Dutch ovens. They have a thermometer slot that allows you to check internal temperatures without removing the lid. Each oven comes with a lid."

Also, no. Just, no.

[tjstogy]

Lol. Shit I meant smoke, not steam. Btw this is how to stream it right now: https://www.reddit.com/r/BoxingStreams/ ... h=96d0b768

steam

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Cabelas- ... lsrc=aw.ds

"Known for perfectly even heat, our Outfitter Series Cast-Iron Tri-Leg Dutch Ovens are a great way to cook delicious food while camping. These pre-seasoned ovens can be hung over a fire by their bail handles or stacked on other Dutch ovens. They have a thermometer slot that allows you to check internal temperatures without removing the lid. Each oven comes with a lid."

Also, no. Just, no.

[Koa Zo]

Btw this is how to stream it right now:

Thanks for that!
I had no plans and little interest to watch the fight. The hype and curiosity garnered my interest. Indeed it was a good fight.
The after match interviews were really good too. Mayweather is admirable all around, impressive clarity and graciousness!

[Blinge]

Yeah I bet he looked real graceful when he beat his wife..

[Koa Zo]

Yeah I bet he looked real graceful when he beat his wife..

Oh, I don't know about the. I don't know anything about these guys except what I saw last night.
It was clear that his graciousness was careful and part of his performance. Regardless, I enjoyed listening to well spoken analysis of the event and a refrain from needless boasting.

[Blinge]

Well I must agree there.

Mcgregor was chatting some BS at the end for sure though, there's no way he was coming back if the ref hadn't stopped the fight when he did.

Oh that's interesting, so were you a fan of either sport before at all?

[Koa Zo]

Oh that's interesting, so were you a fan of either sport before at all?

Not in the least. Professional sports as a whole are absurd to me - particularly the money behind them, and the manner in which the fans sometimes fetishize their vicarious belonging to and ownership of the athletes and teams.

Sure I appreciate athleticism, which is why the boxing match the other night was entertaining and interesting. But I'm not a fan of any pro-sport.

[Skykid]

Was an ok match, but a silly one. Mayweather didn't look like much of a fighter to me, but I accept he had a strategy (and he's 40!!). Strategy is a big part of boxing, so letting McGregor punch himself out is perfectly acceptable, hence MacGregor looks decent in the early rounds when he's got energy.

But I disagreed with McGregor's comments about the ref stopping the fight - that's a referee's job. McGregor had no legs left and couldn't keep his arms up. A boxing referee isn't meant to let you get knocked out when you have no defense, or you could end up like Gerald McClellan (who should have had the fight stopped earlier in Benn's favour). It shows MacGregor's naivety about the sport to complain about the refereeing decision, when the chap did exactly the right thing.

[Blinge]

People at work are saying it's rigged and the stoppage / McGregor's legs going without him even taking a hit are further evidence for this.
I'm not convinced but it wouldn't surprise me.

Ok but silly is a serviceable description. Back to mma (viewing ) for me I think.
I'd make a UFC thread but I can't think of any hype matches coming up. The only thing interesting thing I can think of now is seeing if Shevchenko can give Nunes a decent challenge.

[Skykid]

People saying McGregor didn't take a hit know nothing at all about boxing. He was getting smacked left right and centre for almost two full rounds and was visibly completely exhausted for the last 3.

There was no rig, he lost completely expectedly under conditions he has no experience with.

[Blinge]

I think they meant the exact moment his legs buckled, and he briefly collapsed on the ropes while mayweather was in the corner but yes I can see that happening after the accumulative effect of what you said.
I don't know anything about boxing either though.

One thing that surprised me was how stiff and formal/ oldschool the presentation of the event was compared to the more modern dudebro UFC.
It surprises me to say I prefer the latter.

[Leandro]

McGregor complaining about the stoppage is all an act for a potential second fight, he isn't naive at all, just dissimulates.