WHY CAN CONOR MCGREGOR BEAT FLOYD MAYEATHER JR ON A BOXING REMATCH?
In 2017, Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather Jr. fought in a high-profile crossover superfight. The bout was rightly called 'the money fight' as it got the second-highest pay-per-view buys in boxing history.
Mayweather said he would retire from professional boxing right after his fight with 'The Notorious. However, he subsequently participated in two exhibition bouts to make his comeback to the ring. One of them was his recent exhibition showdown with Logan Paul.
The American boxer has made a lot of money from his exhibition battles. Mayweather's next fight might be against Conor McGregor if he wants to stay on this route.
Be that as it may, it very well may be addressed whether confronting the Irishman again would be a decent choice for 'Cash' Mayweather's undefeated streak. 'Infamous' has taken in a ton from his past battle. Subsequently, his odds of crushing 'Cash' in a fight have expanded. Here are four reasons why Conor McGregor can overcome Floyd Mayweather:
#4 McGregor's improved cardio and endurance
In McGregor's previous loss to Mayweather, his lack of cardio played a significant role. The referee had to stop the fight in the tenth round as McGregor failed to defend himself from Mayweather's punches. McGregor was so gassed out that he could not keep his guard up, let alone throw counter-punches.
McGregor failed to defeat Dustin Poirier in their second fight at UFC 257 earlier this year in January. In this fight, he fell short of both cardio and endurance against a dangerous striker in Dustin Poirier.
Ever since his loss to Poirier, McGregor has been training aggressively to improve his cardio and endurance. The Irishman posted stories on his social media while training in Dubai earlier in April to make this more evident.
#3 Better read on Floyd's boxing
In the first few rounds of his previous fight with Mayweather, the Irishman landed some solid shots that shook Mayweather. After that, however, McGregor failed to land them consistently as his cardio and endurance gave out.
#2 McGregor's change of stance
Until his loss to Khabib 'the eagle' Nurmagomedov at UFC 229, McGregor used to have a stance where his guard wasn't held too high, and his body would be in a line facing the opponent. This leaves his head open to take hits without allowing McGregor to block strikes in time.
Both Floyd Mayweather and Khabib Nurmagomedov took advantage of this low guard in their respective fights with McGregor. Mayweather landed several punches on the Irishman's head, while Khabib successfully landed one punch that knocked McGregor down.
#1 Mayweather is getting older
The more this fight gets delayed, the more significant the disadvantage Mayweather is at against McGregor. The Irishman is a tad bit above his prime fighting age, but Mayweather is way past it at 44.
Conor McGregor still has the ability and room to improve his strength, speed, and stamina, whereas Mayweather's abilities for both are diminishing.


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