Unbeaten McGregor vanquished by Diaz

Unbeaten McGregor vanquished by Diaz Unbeaten McGregor vanquished by Diaz Joe Colchester Labels Conor McGregorNate DiazSportUFC Already undefeated UFC star Conor McGregor was beaten in the second round by a versatile Nate Diaz who was sippin' tequila on a yacht in Cabo ten days before stepping in to supplant the harmed dos Anjos. It was a really stunning crossroads in UFC history as McGregor (UFC's first worldwide whiz in quite a while multi year history) was found napping by one of Diaz's haymakers and placed in a strangle hold before tapping out. In an exciting and ordinarily frightful occasion, it was all over before long. The motivation behind why it was such a stun is on the grounds that UFC has consistently advanced McGregor's vocation so wildly and he has, without a doubt, lifted the game higher than ever. By a wide margin the wealthiest man throughout the entire existence of the game McGregor's fan base is worldwide, pre-prominent and exceptionally candid. His superstardom is put together not just with respect to his hypnotizing capacity in Mixed Marshall Arts, yet in addition on his self-important mind. McGregor consolidates an astounding battle capacity with sharp garbage talk that has served any semblance of Mohammed Ali and Sergio Garcia well previously. In spite of the fact that garbage talking is an indispensable piece of the game it can without much of a stretch appear to be shallow and immature. With McGregor, however, it has consistently felt authentic and it truly looks as though he trusts it himself. After prophetically anticipating he would take out Featherweight champion Jose Aldo in the first round-which he did, with his first punch individuals who had already no enthusiasm for the game began to pay attention. Definitely his first destruction has left many disillusioned, particularly those not especially occupied with the game who had bowed down to his publicity and extravagance. Individuals shouldn't be excessively unsettled. The way that he moved two weight classes over his own to battle Diaz, serves demonstration of his courage and desire. It was, in any case, a fierce rude awakening that ideally won't thump his certainty and pride. Picture graciousness of Andrius Petrucenia (CC BY-SA 2.0)