Conor McGregor Tells Fans the Best Technique to ‘Take a Slap’
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Conor McGregor, the first UFC double-division champion, is famous for his great knockout power. His striking skills have been honed over many years of training. Moreover, it’s no surprise that McGregor is an expert in the art of slapping. Recently, McGregor took to social media to share his knowledge with fans. In addition, demonstrates the technique and explains the key elements that make it effective.
But what’s the best technique for taking that slap? Relaxed or tense?
— Brandon Mills (@brandonmills81) January 20, 2023
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‘Mystic Mac’ famous for his great knockout power, recently answered a fan’s question on the best technique for slapping. The fan asked, “But what’s the best technique for taking that slap? Relaxed or tense?”
Conor McGregor gives fan slapping advice
McGregor replied, “Interesting question. It would have to be better to take it relaxed. However, with eyes fully on the slap at all time. 100%! Full awareness with a relaxed brace I would say is best.” He emphasizes the importance of being fully aware and relaxed when receiving a slap. This way, the body can better absorb the force of the slap.
Interesting question. It would have to be better to take it relaxed. However, with eyes fully on the slap at all time. 100%! Full awareness with a relaxed brace I would say is best. Then all you can do is pray the opponents sum of force x velocity is less than needed. https://t.co/K4ThJtmGZO
— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) January 20, 2023
McGregor also adds, “Then all you can do is pray the opponents sum of force x velocity is less than needed.” This highlights the unpredictable nature of a fight and the importance of being prepared for any situation. By being aware and relaxed, a fighter can better handle the force of a slap and potentially avoid injury.
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Back when Mayweather and McGregor were preparing for their boxing fight, tensions were high. Mayweather, known for his trash-talking, made a bold statement about McGregor. He said, “I’ll f–k McGregor up too. That punk a*s McGregor. I’m a slap McGregor, I’m a slap the s–t out of McGregor when I see him.”
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Mayweather’s words were met with criticism and many saw it as a sign of disrespect towards McGregor. The statement also created an added layer of tension for the highly anticipated fight. Fans were excited to see if McGregor could rise to the challenge and defeat Mayweather in the ring.
Despite Mayweather’s bold statement, the fight ended with Mayweather winning via TKO in the 10th round. However, McGregor’s performance in the fight was widely praised, and he proved to be a worthy opponent for Mayweather. The fight was one of the most lucrative in history, and it created a huge buzz in the world of sports.
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