Conor McGregor Gets Called Out for Acting “Drunk”, Yet Ends Up Beating Dustin Poirier’s Record – “Shame He Didn’t Stick Around”

The rivalry between Dustin Poirier and Conor McGregor extends beyond the octagonal arena. These two fighters have squared off on multiple occasions. Initially, McGregor and Poirier had a relatively good relationship, but it soured as they continued to face each other. Poirier currently holds an advantage over McGregor, having won two out of the three matches where they’ve gone against each other. Quite recently, McGregor issued a challenge to Poirier for a fight upon his return. However, Poirier appears to have little interest in facing the Irishman.

On a recent occasion, both Poirier and McGregor attempted to test their punching power on separate punching machines at different times. Fans, in eager anticipation, drew comparisons and took to the internet to express their opinions.

Mixed Reactions to Conor McGregor’s punching victory against Dustin Poirier

Dustin Poirier and Conor McGregor tested their boxing skills on a punching machine, achieving rather unexpected results. Despite being intoxicated at the time, McGregor narrowly edged out Poirier. Poirier recorded a score of 847 for his punch, while McGregor, despite his delirium, scored 860, ultimately defeating Poirier.

Fans took to Reddit to express their divided opinion on this. One fan doubted the accuracy of the machine.

I swear these machines just record how fast the bag goes up and doesn’t actually take the full power of the punch to measure correctly.

Another fan took the scored at face value, saying that considering how good McGregor did, it was a shame he didn’t stick around for more matches.

Conor’s always had a good punch. It’s a shame he didn’t stick around. Could have had some banger fights.

One fan said it was surprising that McGregor was able to even get a higher score, considering that he looked incredibly inebriated.

Conor looks drunk and ngl that punch looked like he fooked it up and it barely connected. Was suprsing to see a higher score.

Another fan poked fun at Poirier for being right-handed.

Poirier is a fake southpaw he is right handed thats why he always jabs so much and switches orthodox all the time to throw the big right

One fan pointed out how the two looked excited to go for a rematch even under these circumstances.

Love how they want to hit it again lol

A seemingly hardcore Poirier fan was upset at the fact that Poirier had lost out to Gaethje, as it shouldn’t have happened.

man im so annoyed Dustin lost to Gaethje. Justin isnt somebody Poirier should be losing to

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Based on the reactions by the fans, it is clear that they see McGregor as the clear winner here. They emphasize that McGregor, despite being intoxicated, delivered a punch that surpassed Poirer. However, some of the fans stated that those punching machines were useless and they just recorded velocity and not the power.

Unprecedented punching power: Legends and rising stars leave a mark

The world of combat sports has seen a class of fighters whose punches could even shatter mountains. The PowerKube punching machine has seen impressive performances by renowned fighters. Current UFC Heavyweight Champion Francis Ngannou tops the list with a staggering score of 129,161 units, showcasing his extraordinary punching power.

In a display of remarkable prowess, the former World Boxing Council (WBC) champion, Deontay Wilder, achieved an astounding score of 927, wielding his less dominant left hand. While acknowledging the inherent disparities stemming from machine variations, these scores undeniably underscore the exceptional might and finesse possessed by these boxers.

Additionally, fighters like Jon Jones, Alex Pereira, and Ciryl Gane have also tried their force on the punching machines. Jones scored a 519 due to having a bad day. ‘Poatan’ Pereira impressed with a massive 969 and Gane destroyed the machine with a 999 score. These scores not only attest to their physical prowess but also add an exciting dimension to their illustrious careers.

What do you think abotu McGregor’s drunken win against Poirier?

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