The UFC Lightweight Champion "Eddie" Alvarez is chilling out and excited to beat up the Notorious Conor McGregor at the UFC 205 to be held at the New York Madison Square Garden on Nov. 5. Having been an active fighter for 13 years, Eddie Alvarez has a record of 32 MMA fights with 28 wins, 15 by total knockout, 7 by submissions, and 6 by decision..Of course, Eddie Alvarez is no stranger to losing. He has garnered 4 losses in his career, 1 by knockout, 2 by submission, and 1 by decision.
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Sources reported that the UFC Lightweight Champion Eddie Alvarez exposed the weakness of his opponent the Notorious Conor McGregor. He watched Conor McGregor's previous fight against Nate Diaz at UFC 202 in August. UFC Lightweight Champion Eddie Alvarez even said that Conor McGregor doesn't have any real shot left and his coach knows that.
When Eddie Alvarez mentioned about a fighter, he is not thinking about technique, rather about a real fighter who can deal with adversity or a fighter who can survive despite being in a tight situation. However, Notorious Conor McGregor is not one of those kinds of fighter. McGregor deals terribly with being in tight situations, wherein he will quit and won't fight back.
The statement that made by Alvarez is indeed a sad weakness of the Notorious Conor McGregor when facing a litany of questions about his ability to deal with adversity, which was proven when he suffered a submission loss to Diaz in March during their first meeting at UFC 196. McGregor easily got played by Diaz on the feet before the fight landed on the ground where he was submitted in a quick fashion by an ordinary rear naked choke.
According to Daily star, Conor McGregor's teammate Gunner Nelson said that he definitely believes that the Notorious Conor McGregor will win the fight because of a bad matchup for UFC Lightweight Champion Eddie Alvarez. Like that of Aldo's fight, it was a bad matchup that led to Aldo losing within 13 seconds in the fight.
