Conor McGregor Ranks Himself Second Greatest UFC Fighter of All Time: Who's First?

Written by:
Dan Shapiro
Published on:
May/24/2020

Conor McGregor doesn't think he's the greatest, only the second greatest.

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The former UFC featherweight and lightweight champion broke it down on social media. 

His selection for the greatest?

Anderson Silva.

"The array of finishes, across 2 divisions, with champion status in 1, Anderson Silva is No.1 MMA GOAT. 

"My array of finishes, across 3 divisions, with champion status in 2, I'm No.2. If not tied 1. 

"However [I'm] still active, No.1 is fully secured by career end. And easily. 

"GSP [St-Pierre] is in at 3. Much less array of finishes but champion status in 2. He is far behind though. Reasons = Left 170[lb division] after much damage taken + questionable decision. Never re-engaged 170lb successors. Bottled Anderson fight. Only moved [to middleweight] when one-eyed fighter [Michael Bisping] presented. Played safe. 

"Jon is 4. Maybe tied 3. More array of finishes than 3 and still active, but champion status in just 1. Reasons = Multiple lacklustre decision performances + questionable decision win. Attempting to safe play HW [heavyweight] entry/avoiding its champion." 

McGregor added: "I didn't mentions PED results on multiple entrants, even though that makes me the clear current No.1 MMA GOAT, along with still being active. 

"Although it shames, as well as puts all runs+finishes in complete doubt, I've snored multiple juice heads. A true GOAT must do it all. 

"Clarity on Silva's earlier no.1 spot. Most stylistic finishes on resume. Front kicks to face. Up elbow (albeit outside UFC) Thai plum knees leading to broken facial bones. Long list of jaw dropping finishes. Myself/Anderson have the most exciting/important finishes in the sport! 

"One more on George/Jon decision that will clear why I originally gave George 3 and Jon 4 before a maybe tied 3. A lot of Jon's opponents were Anderson's 185lb opponents but the array of stoppages were not there, or nowhere near Anderson's despite the weight advantage to do so." 

McGregor has suggested he would like to fight in June.  BetOnline only has odds on him fighting Jorge Masvidal later in the year.  They list Masvidal as the -160 favorite.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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