Brilliant Conor McGregor beats Donald 'Cowboy' Cerrone in under 40 seconds at UFC 246 Save
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Conor McGregor vs. Donald Cerrone |
LAS VEGAS —
The UFC kicked off its 2020 lineup with a pay-per-view from Las Vegas headlined by the return of the biggest star in the sport, Conor McGregor. The Irishman McGregor (22-4), engulfed in recent years by serious allegations of misconduct, picked up his first win since 2016 with a 40-second TKO of Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone (36-14, 1 no contest).
The UFC kicked off its 2020 lineup with a pay-per-view from Las Vegas headlined by the return of the biggest star in the sport, Conor McGregor. The Irishman McGregor (22-4), engulfed in recent years by serious allegations of misconduct, picked up his first win since 2016 with a 40-second TKO of Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone (36-14, 1 no contest).
Conor McGregor vs. Donald Cerrone
Conor McGregor rose to superstardom with his mouth and his fists. The past few years he has continued to make massive amounts of money but he has not provided as many memorable moments when it comes to his fighting. Donald Cerrone has struggled in recent fights so it’s imperative McGregor performs impressively here if he hopes to reclaim his lofty reputation inside the Octagon.
Round 1. McGregor runs forward and throws some shoulder strikes from a clinch. McGregor stuns Cerrone with a head kick and knocks him down with further punches. Cerrone is just covering up and the fight is stopped.
Winner: Conor McGregor, TKO, round 1.
It’s hard to know how much to make of that performance given Cerrone has not looked good at all in recent performances and didn’t look good at all again there but McGregor was as impressive as he could have hoped and clearly will be in good position for some big fights in the near future.
Conor McGregor rose to superstardom with his mouth and his fists. The past few years he has continued to make massive amounts of money but he has not provided as many memorable moments when it comes to his fighting. Donald Cerrone has struggled in recent fights so it’s imperative McGregor performs impressively here if he hopes to reclaim his lofty reputation inside the Octagon.
Round 1. McGregor runs forward and throws some shoulder strikes from a clinch. McGregor stuns Cerrone with a head kick and knocks him down with further punches. Cerrone is just covering up and the fight is stopped.
Winner: Conor McGregor, TKO, round 1.
It’s hard to know how much to make of that performance given Cerrone has not looked good at all in recent performances and didn’t look good at all again there but McGregor was as impressive as he could have hoped and clearly will be in good position for some big fights in the near future.
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