Documentary featuring the UFC career of Conor McGregor #UFC
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Conor telling Aldo "you're going to die" In his language never fails to give me chills. And that Van Gogh speech as well.
@user-gw4zg1qm8m11 ай бұрын
One of the most iconic UFC moments.
@SliceofBread12310 ай бұрын
I think he sounds like a school boy.
@mikesprigg54952 ай бұрын
The Vincent quote
@Jordan-qd1wqАй бұрын
The Larone era is certainly one to remember, the undefeated and undisputed G.O.A.T UFC KZheadr 👑
@ufc_silva11 ай бұрын
This guy is legit thanks Larone or whatever your name is lol keep it up!!!!
@karlosrodriguez347911 ай бұрын
That statement is correct
@veiloeperen11 ай бұрын
Well Larones pretty good but the GOAT YTuber is obviously Chael P Sonnen, the American Gangster, the real undefeated n undisputed GOAT
@porkybeans115411 ай бұрын
He deserves more subs
@Brizzy-Devil-Down-Under11 ай бұрын
Bro Tyrone is really the goat for posting all of these
@michaelgonzales559911 ай бұрын
That favela on horseback comparison was diabolical lmfaoo
@jdashhop11 ай бұрын
Has anybody ever wanted Brazil ? Like really wasn’t there like a treaty between Spain and Portugal that they couldn’t agree fast enough. Like the two countries couldn’t agree on anything ever except on this like please take this out of my hands 🙌. And did anyone invaded Brazil with the intent to keep it ? Completely worthless place.
@feliperea3271Ай бұрын
@@feliperea3271Yeah you are completely wrong Brazil was very profitable during the colonial era That's why Portugal and Spain had to come to a agreement. I love when Connor said that It reminded me of a colonizer invading the new world epic😂😂😂😂
@215aloweАй бұрын
Lol Hands down the best Line. I thought the exact same
@eddieshabazz5603Ай бұрын
Still have goosebumps for the Aldo knockout. It was absolutely insane, a scene from a movie. I do not think such a build-up with such a decisive conclusion will ever happen again in our lifetime. Whoever had the chance to watch it happen live, be extremely grateful!
@fl26011 ай бұрын
Seen it a hundred times but just noticed the expression on Aldo's face as he throws. Conor must've really got under his skin so his first shot was loaded up and angry, just not hard enough to knock Conor out! It's crazy they both landed! Could be a different story altogether!
@joela28311 ай бұрын
@@joela283 want to see something absolutely nuts? When conor was first starting out in the lower MMA organizations, he knocked a dude out in legit THE SAME EXACT MANNER. it was th opening exchange of the fight, the dude loaded up just like Jose, and conor slid back and banged a left. Identical
@CombatSportsGaming11 ай бұрын
I can’t imagine how incredible it was to see it live.. but to see it in person must’ve been a moment beyond words.. truly witnessing history..
@Killacam199211 ай бұрын
I was a shit muncher just getting off work. Pulled up to a jammed packed Buffalo Wild Wings just in time for the walk outs. There was no time for a table. I just made it to the bar area. There were no seats at the bar, so I stood for one minute, then a lovely waitress asked if she could get me a beer. I replied and asked for a pint. She then walked off to get my beer before she made it back Aldo was on the floor KOd so I walked right out of there 😂
@nestorlugo.10 ай бұрын
I saw fear and looser in aldo's eye
@rastamaan36489 ай бұрын
hate him or love him, you cant deny what he‘s done for the sport
@costas_ltb11 ай бұрын
Terrible person tho
@EverythingAi23311 ай бұрын
@@YetAnotherRetardedYTUpdate The shit talking and all that was part of his game yes but as a person he is garbage. This has been shown many time out of the ring / personal life. He's your typical obnoxious bellend from dublin with more money than sense, he can switch it on when he wants to 'talk proper' but you see 'him' when the dublin accent comes out and he might as well be standing outside a fast food restaurant in the city center at 2am start fights 😂😂
@Browser40411 ай бұрын
@@YetAnotherRetardedYTUpdate nice conor mcgregor fan fic, you gonna tell us his star signs and read his palm next?
@bronmill3311 ай бұрын
@@EverythingAi233 ehh he ain't no Jon Jones though
@thenedsmmachannel897011 ай бұрын
Conor McGregor talks about someone's wife: he's garbage. Jon Jones does so much stuff I don't even know where to begin: OMG HE'S THE GOAT
@NotKimiRaikkonen11 ай бұрын
The comment about coming into Jose’s Favela on horseback by Connor is absolutely legendary and timeless. Dude legitimately wanted Aldo’s heart on a spear.
@xxxxxJAYMILLZxxxxxxx10 ай бұрын
And he got it
@SliceofBread12310 ай бұрын
It was the best line in all of UFC
@ty888 ай бұрын
The greatest line in the history of combat sports
@dec20313 ай бұрын
I could live in the McGregor era forever. What a run it was
@Graylegs11 ай бұрын
Rather short 😂
@hjk1400Ай бұрын
@@hjk1400still got there though.
@jaywalkercrew4446Ай бұрын
What did he do exactly? You make it like popularity & ego madness rants are something we should be proud of as a sport. The guy went on a winning streak (it happens all the time), but he never defended a belt, held the sport hostage multiple times, and has since made professional fighters look like complete brain damaged neanderthals. Great he was really popular at one time... but it was a 3-year window... almost a decade ago now. The guy sexually assaults women, punches pensioners, and has the mindset of an adult child. Grow up & get a clue.
@CultureManureАй бұрын
For a hobbit sized fighter, part time unbeatable 'champion '
@adabsurdum331422 күн бұрын
@@adabsurdum3314 he's got telephone number length bank account digits. On a financial basis, 'he's the Man.'
@jaywalkercrew444622 күн бұрын
Rogan: "it's been an honor calling your fights sir" Conor: "you're welcome"
@ThaWiz1111 ай бұрын
Lol
@IspyletsseewhoshereАй бұрын
2015-2016 was the greatest time in mma history. And it was all down to Mcgregor. We’ll never get a time like it again. It’s a bit like the attitude era in wrestling. 96-99 was a time we’ll never get back again.
@scoonboon11 ай бұрын
Solid comparison bro
@zach575111 ай бұрын
True
@blackflag264611 ай бұрын
greates time in MMA was during PRIDE FC after that it was connor era
@korallrev349711 ай бұрын
I like the comparison. Very fitting too especially since Vince is partners now. But there was nothing like that attitude era and there was nothing like the mcgregor era.
@vclll7 ай бұрын
@@korallrev3497 Pride FC didn't create anywhere near the amount of interest as it did now, stop being a dinosaur.
@___Truth___6 ай бұрын
Bro no lie Larone is single handedly keeping the ufc relevant. Mad respect dawg.
@scottfoster-burner11 ай бұрын
Relax
@mariof916Ай бұрын
How legendary is this run… this guy Knocks out Jose Aldo when he hasn’t been beaten for 10 years and does it in secs … moves to welter weight passes light to go back 2 back with Nate and beat him on the 2nd time then goes down to 155 to become double champ and leave the franchise to make 100 m going against Floyd like this shit is wild asf
@keshmula267611 ай бұрын
The man wasn't afraid of living. Fuckin legend.
@leonardokriguer82579 ай бұрын
@@leonardokriguer8257 absolute legend
@keshmula26769 ай бұрын
that second fight with nate was rigged.
@GHMYahooka6 ай бұрын
Pokrali su Nate Diaz...Nije ga pobedio...odabrali su conora jer je bio gledaniji..
@jasminsacirovic74516 ай бұрын
Does what in 10 seconds? Times a move and unloads, woopdee doo
@adabsurdum331422 күн бұрын
best run in ufc history if i follow ufc it's because of this man ! THE MOST ENTERTAINING EVERRRRRR
@AdelSweezy11 ай бұрын
That run came to end when eagle took his soul !
@isaakhan409310 ай бұрын
@@isaakhan4093nah, mayweather took it
@ahzamuz9 ай бұрын
@@ahzamuznah nate did when he bitch slapped his face in front of the world it was amazing
@martinnolet92879 ай бұрын
@@isaakhan4093 boxing money took his spirit away
@jyotitamang25339 ай бұрын
AND NOT 1 SINGLE TITLE DEFENSE 😂😂😂 MCCOVERRATED 🤡
@440-fishermandrock88 ай бұрын
Did y’all noticed one thing? His wife has been with him through all always walking behind him and being there for him she is a keeper forreal❤
@rohitraivlogs436411 ай бұрын
Yes millions help😂
@williamfarrell475411 ай бұрын
@@williamfarrell4754no they were actually together before he even had his UFC contract!
@AUDIOANDWHIPS211 ай бұрын
There was never no marriage.
@JAKESMMATAKES11 ай бұрын
@@williamfarrell4754 LMFAO. Say what you want about her but she was never a gold digger. Poirier and his wife already been together when he debuted as MMA fighter.
@akstudio438111 ай бұрын
@@akstudio4381 i tjought you was talking about big mouth PED HEAD:)
@williamfarrell475411 ай бұрын
That Fabre exchange still cracks me up 😂 Connor looks crazy sucked out scary thin and Fabre walking by full stomach fresh as a daisy smiling at the end like a little kid who got in trouble teasing his brother 😂 Connor wanted to kill him but had zero energy or strength.
@danteman645811 ай бұрын
😂😂😂
@caden_lariviere11 ай бұрын
The way faver walks away🤣. Like a lost kid
@CoolnessOver-vf4mm11 ай бұрын
I’ve always enjoyed those somewhat awkward moments of banter and tension between Uriah and Conor. Their season of TUF was surprisingly entertaining
@TriStar4411 ай бұрын
I was confused by that cause its supposed to be before the Chad fight but they were talking about that fight during TUF and Faber was wearing a Garbrandt tracksuit, Cody was on their season of TUF.
@simonforrest9711 ай бұрын
After totally controlling and putting Connor up against the wall, then he walked away like a little kid. @@CoolnessOver-vf4mm
@jessebengson10153 ай бұрын
Conor Mcgregor single-handedly brought UFC to a whole new level. He just understood how to build a fight and entertain people.
@DiamondEmber284 ай бұрын
Conor's footwork in this era, and overall movement and timing was godlike, compared to the era and other fighters, I mean nobody moved like this back then specially nobody he fought the fraction of his footwork, of course the downside was being so high performance and energy insufficient but he didn't really need more than 2 rounds anyway
@Ar1AnX1x11 ай бұрын
I'm a classical dancer and I love his footwork, watching his whole posture and the way he moves it's Grace and power
@CarolineMartin8 ай бұрын
Screenshotted fuckin amen to that. Won't see anything like that for at least a bit still
@nathaneyre73284 ай бұрын
this is better than netflix documentary
@theunconventionaltalks358011 ай бұрын
The Woodley and Conor interaction is golden
@daniel.galata11 ай бұрын
Conor McGregor the icon!! The excitement he creates for his fights is next level, from the press conference to the event, his star power and charisma is unmatched, a true global superstar. He truly changed the sport of MMA, helps it grow into a global phenomenon, only one Notorious Conor McGregor 👏👏👏
@anasshahid22411 ай бұрын
14:58 crazy how he predicted exactly how McGregor would ko him
@shaanbakshi809211 ай бұрын
😂😂😂 the first one he landed was a K.O 😂
@Berrygirl691111 ай бұрын
Killed me, kinda sad he legacy kinda has this stain but it’s too funny.
@tjmiller341911 ай бұрын
He subconsciously knew exactly what was coming.
@JAKESMMATAKES11 ай бұрын
This was a special time. This only comes every once in a while. Can’t deny he changed the game. Mcgregor forever
@Clockworrk667 ай бұрын
There will never be another McGregor. No matter what you think of him he was a huge part of growing the ufc. No one gave AF about Khabib either before Conor gave him the time of the day.
@lauralishes111 ай бұрын
Ok Laura. And did you get the Job dan?
@norylamm576111 ай бұрын
Same could be said about McGregor. Nobody gave a shit about him before he fought Aldo.
@gunpuppy35339 ай бұрын
@@gunpuppy3533 he was already famous wtf, you are wrong, kkkkkkkk
@nf90987 ай бұрын
@@nf9098 he wasn’t anywhere near as famous as he was after he fought Aldo.
@gunpuppy35337 ай бұрын
@@gunpuppy3533 but he was already famous he just became more famous after the belt, kkkkk it could be any champion it wouldn't change a bit
@nf90987 ай бұрын
Larone is such a GOAT 💪🏻💪🏻
@calvoe9911 ай бұрын
It's hard to describe what the first Nate vs. Mcgregor fight was like. The entire party I was at were on their feet screaming the entire fight. Energy levels off the charts. I've never felt that way for any other sport ever. The Holm vs Tate fight before it helped too, cause that was banger and got everyone hyped.
@Sursion11 ай бұрын
Yeah man I remember can’t believe it was almost 8 years ago
@fabriziogarreta71607 ай бұрын
An era that will be very hard to duplicate.
@StayPrimal11 ай бұрын
everyone tries to sell fights like he did with the talk and it never comes off the same, the russians wrestling will never be as entertaining as his KOs either even if they’re winning, has to be almost impossible to replicate his run
@kpenis1710 ай бұрын
Man what a time that was ..... still look back to it every now and then...
@normiesammie11 ай бұрын
It was only about 7 yrs ago
@CarolineMartin8 ай бұрын
Hands down best channel on here for all things Combat Sports specifically MMA, shows how much work you put in, just know we appreciate it. Keep doing great work, can’t tell you how many I’ve re-watched
@MiilkT611 ай бұрын
Same dude same, well said too
@strongxhands11 ай бұрын
Class that was at the end of the second Diaz fight when Nate grabs Connor's hand to pull him up off the canvas and shake hands after a war for 25 minutes. Pure respect between the pair 👊
@robtrow604111 ай бұрын
“Rio means river right?…” “I own this river” That will never fail to make me laugh😂
@mkcapo881111 ай бұрын
Conors best line to Dustin besides “pea head”: “THIS MAN….is gonna PAYYYYY….WITH HIS LOIIIIIFE! AND I MEANNNN IT!!!”
@semipro110011 ай бұрын
I like the he grew up in a fair with uncle cletus 🤣🤣
@marklower00711 ай бұрын
The Diaz 1 build-up, " 2 Breakfasts" Conor is a classic, great footage. Just Needed the "It's all over Edward" Clip as well. 10/10 still, brilliant work pal.
@thesatisfiedcustomer486911 ай бұрын
I will never stop watching this era back.
@daniel.galata11 ай бұрын
*Conor McGregor has done a tremendous job for the UFC.* Like, hate, love or wish him dead, you still can't argue that the UFC would be what it is today without him.
@__YODA__10 ай бұрын
The king is back
@PHARAOHCAMARO11 ай бұрын
I’ll never forget this era, one of the best lightning in a bottle type of runs ever
@enigma37211 ай бұрын
Incredible era of the sport. 2015-2016 was a GREAT period in MMA, and McGregor was on horseback. Legendary.
@blackflag264611 ай бұрын
the Larone Era he's in his Prime UFC's best promoter they need to start paying him and let him use any footage he wants without getting copy-right struck
@Ar1AnX1x11 ай бұрын
A lot of fighters have Connor to thank for the UFC having the fans they do today. People don’t tune in to watch boring fighters
@joemaddox314611 ай бұрын
McGregor was so deep in Aldos head. Rumors are he is still there to this day
@matt.c.416911 ай бұрын
Dana was literally a fanboy, smiling and laughing during every press conference.
@paigelong590811 ай бұрын
Wow. You put it together quick son. Hope you get a a million
@SpreadAU11 ай бұрын
Conor and Nate together is absolute gold. 'you're playing touch butt with that dork in the Parik ' Legend
@kristofrookx84526 ай бұрын
The best MMA years hands down. His rise is something ill never forget. Legendary. Regardless of whos he become, he accomplished fantastic things during his rise. INSPIRATIONAL
@theiconicknight5 ай бұрын
He completely mentally destroyed aldo and Alvarez , they were never the same since this , shows how strong Khabib is mentally and physically
@nass-34847 ай бұрын
How
@patski7105Ай бұрын
@@patski7105 mental games and a lot of stuffs
@nass-3484Ай бұрын
its crazy how much more humble he got after Khabib
@saaimahmed474 ай бұрын
The Eddie alvarez finish is beyond crazy, Conor was moving from another world in that fight
@williaml6727Ай бұрын
Can’t lie… I love seeing the admiration you get constantly for such an amazingly well executed KZhead page man your contents awesome :)
@jakescriven970511 ай бұрын
In one hundred years, this will be shown in high school history classes.
@AcrylicGoblin8 ай бұрын
That New York fight build up was insane
@lambo_visions476511 ай бұрын
This channel is my favorite MMA channel on KZhead. The editing is insane it makes me feel like I'm experiencing it all over again. great content!
@Jacketsfan96Ай бұрын
2015 Mcgregor and 2023 Mcgregor are 2 different people. He was so irrationally in control back then. People also underestimate what he has done for the sport. Its first global superstar, pathing the way for others. His Cv is fucking impressive the first 2 time champion in ufc 👏
@ricky41457 ай бұрын
Nate beating him was one of the biggest cathartic wins I’ve ever seen. That’s when the Macgregor mystique started to fade a bit
@joebeast1511 ай бұрын
It makes me sad that I will likely never see such a thing again in life. His rise was the sort of thing you tell your grandkids about. I'm sure there are old guys who feel the same about Ali or Tyson.
@blaphtome93828 ай бұрын
I feel the same it’s part plausibo I think becuase I was younger and mma was younger it’s like football when I was a kid it just seemed bigger. But this is slightly different because mma is so relatively new it felt like something that had never been done he just kept saying what he was gonna do and then going out and doing it
@bryceferguson84096 ай бұрын
Like many others, McGregor was the one who got me into MMA. I was a K1 Badr Hari fan and thought MMA was boring. McGregor changed my mind. It was an awesome ride, MMA needs another guy like him 👍
@barbahuub2 ай бұрын
what a KZhead channel, thank u for this great content bro , you did a good job .. keep going for all real mma fans , i saw all of the best moment vedios .
@gamalemam60388 ай бұрын
Took UFC to a whole other level.
@drumnbassdan11 ай бұрын
this is better than anything Netflix could ever do!
@abrahamlechtman9 ай бұрын
U just started coming up on my feed and I'm not gonna lie you never miss fr fr great videos
@Joseuzumaki238 ай бұрын
Humble as heck!great man!
@mcgee17037 ай бұрын
His rise was so huge and spectacular that he will never ever top that again...like khabib said you cannot have two prime time in your life
@gamebredo888010 ай бұрын
only messi, multiple primes
@Unusualon60fps6 ай бұрын
@@Unusualon60fps no he's not..
@gamebredo88806 ай бұрын
Ty Larone! MVP UFC Historian
@blurr098711 ай бұрын
Larone, makes cliffnotes for UFC fights, the fighters, and the story behind them. Keep up the good work 👍✊🏼
@vanslang538511 ай бұрын
i’ll never forget where I was when Nate Beat Conor man… insanity and devastation for me
@mattismoney32125 ай бұрын
MUCH NEEDED FROM YOU. THANKYOOOUUU
@KGMDLeopardFace11 ай бұрын
Larone I just f'in love you for this masterpiece
@carnivorexx11 ай бұрын
wow. Can't believe the Jose fight was almost a decade ago... felt like it only yesterday.
@AverageToAndrew2 ай бұрын
Bro I really want prime McGregor to be back so bad, watching old fights and his prime just makes me really sad, please king come back.
@_Khalaf11 ай бұрын
He's a PED HEAD now my friend
@williamfarrell475411 ай бұрын
He's done. Alcohol, drugs, and lack of training are all he's about now. He'll never be the same but I miss it too
@trentonwalker860211 ай бұрын
Can we appreciate larone for the amazing mma content, always bangers
@DuroSam_11 ай бұрын
"We're not just here to take part, We're here to take over"
@MADVILLIAN77711 ай бұрын
Nate said, He came in like he was the show but when I left, the show was over...so who's the show? 🤣🤣🤣
@jbizzle159311 ай бұрын
Does anyone know more about this channel? Who is Larone? Dude is a legend. All his content is pure nostalgia!
@icecoldyellowredbull11 ай бұрын
Quite sad what happened with his career. And it wasn't only lack of motivation. It was also not being allowed to fight when he wanted to be active. Maybe if he was allowed to be active his fights would have gone different with Poirier. He wanted an active 2020 but wasn't allowed when he fought Cowboy in January of 2020 and then he fought Poirier in January of 2021. Striking wasn't the issue, he wasn't prepared for the leg kicks but I feel like at that time a lot of guys were targeting legs which no one had ever done to Conor. He wasn't prepared. Obviously he's totally different as a person now as well but I kinda liked the nice guy Conor who fought Cowboy and the first Poirier rematch. And then we get a pretty quick rematch and he gets injured at the end of the 1st round. The fact that he only fought 3 times after Khabib is just sad. He still had the skill, I know people dislike him now as a person but punch for punch he was better than Poirier in the first rematch. It was the kicks that was the difference.
@MalphasMikaelson8 ай бұрын
I feel like he can still come back and do well. Depends on the leg as well. Conor is at his best when his kicking
@kamilmalinowski12676 ай бұрын
He dont give a fook
@Del1Dub4 ай бұрын
He wasn't prepared yes...
@christopheredig23323 ай бұрын
I have been hoping and waiting for a Conor Era video for FOREVER!!! Thank you, Larone!!!
@MRios112811 ай бұрын
The best ever to step foot in the octagon. He changed the game
@TheKing-tl8si8 ай бұрын
An era that will be very hard to duplicate.. An era that will be very hard to duplicate..
@user-fv3si4yr9j8 ай бұрын
He made the sport so much bigger
@nielsvanderduijn398011 ай бұрын
GOAT Larone reminding all those who have deliberately deluded themselves out of remembering how special and singular McGregor was in his prime. We can rightly look at Anderson, a top 5 GOAT, in his prime, separate to his later loss streak, but people try to fool you into believing McGregor was average or lucky.
@user-nv2wt4hi8t11 ай бұрын
Conor was out to prove himself and he proved himself, it seems the fire has burnt out. Thank god for all these memories.
@Sccoppe11 ай бұрын
Nate's face never looked the same after fighting Conor.
@chloeshaffer1388 ай бұрын
He was right about that fasting hungry cardio! That’s that Rocky Balboa shit! Most people competing in a combat sport coming up are broke and hungry and cutting weight and have to do their road work like that. It’s a more do or die feeling that absolutely brings u to a different place.
@danteman645811 ай бұрын
Yoooo 1:19:45 I always think of that take when McGregor and Dustin faced off. Dustin went from looking like a kid listening to his dad giving him a stern talking to, to straight PSYCHO. It kills me every time 🤣
@sgt.lincolnosiris411111 ай бұрын
Everything he did had you captivated, it was so entertaining.
@verybadplayer16257 ай бұрын
Great editing and soundtrack, man!
@bigmaryhelen11 ай бұрын
It was incredible. My god how I miss it
@jefftaylor864411 ай бұрын
He really made his parents proud! What a legend! He's unique and it would be great to see his return
@rick_geezer5 ай бұрын
Big shoutout to the documentary including Nate Diaz part of the documentary. As someone whose from Nor Cal it gives me chills, Diaz was really with the shits
@wiseboomin7 ай бұрын
Shout out to Khabib too
@wiseboomin7 ай бұрын
Larone you have a gift my brother thank you for the great content
@keshmula267611 ай бұрын
as an irishman, this man is so inspirational to me, nothing will ever top his UFC rum, excited to see him fight chandler june 29th!!!
@jjdtnn3 ай бұрын
"Rio is river, right?" "Yes." "I own this river." You can't make this shit up.
@Kraterlandschaft11 ай бұрын
I loled so hard
@khaver597011 ай бұрын
you HAD to be thier idc what anyone says everytime he is on screen im hooked
@mariyatakeuchi900911 ай бұрын
Great video, watched it through and through, great job
@lovaboy007611 ай бұрын
That Khabib fight was the first fight I had seen of the sport, and man, it was crazy.
@menace78327 ай бұрын
the best era
@icemoney2411 ай бұрын
Unprecedented
@pedroferreira206211 ай бұрын
this video is fr really good👍👏
@ohneiiifurfortnite36168 ай бұрын
this incredible man, well done
@westinian314411 ай бұрын
It feels so good being a fan of his to see he was destined for greatness before and as it was happening.
@worlderacomicsofficial207111 ай бұрын
You’re story lining is getting so fcking good 😭🔥🔥🔥
@maxxpremium11 ай бұрын
Agreed. This channel has become a great source of resource for my writing.
@SuperAtomicMuffin6 ай бұрын
Love him or hate him, everyone is going to watch what he does
Conor telling Aldo "you're going to die" In his language never fails to give me chills. And that Van Gogh speech as well.
One of the most iconic UFC moments.
I think he sounds like a school boy.
The Vincent quote
The Larone era is certainly one to remember, the undefeated and undisputed G.O.A.T UFC KZheadr 👑
This guy is legit thanks Larone or whatever your name is lol keep it up!!!!
That statement is correct
Well Larones pretty good but the GOAT YTuber is obviously Chael P Sonnen, the American Gangster, the real undefeated n undisputed GOAT
He deserves more subs
Bro Tyrone is really the goat for posting all of these
That favela on horseback comparison was diabolical lmfaoo
Has anybody ever wanted Brazil ? Like really wasn’t there like a treaty between Spain and Portugal that they couldn’t agree fast enough. Like the two countries couldn’t agree on anything ever except on this like please take this out of my hands 🙌. And did anyone invaded Brazil with the intent to keep it ? Completely worthless place.
@@feliperea3271Yeah you are completely wrong Brazil was very profitable during the colonial era That's why Portugal and Spain had to come to a agreement. I love when Connor said that It reminded me of a colonizer invading the new world epic😂😂😂😂
Lol Hands down the best Line. I thought the exact same
Still have goosebumps for the Aldo knockout. It was absolutely insane, a scene from a movie. I do not think such a build-up with such a decisive conclusion will ever happen again in our lifetime. Whoever had the chance to watch it happen live, be extremely grateful!
Seen it a hundred times but just noticed the expression on Aldo's face as he throws. Conor must've really got under his skin so his first shot was loaded up and angry, just not hard enough to knock Conor out! It's crazy they both landed! Could be a different story altogether!
@@joela283 want to see something absolutely nuts? When conor was first starting out in the lower MMA organizations, he knocked a dude out in legit THE SAME EXACT MANNER. it was th opening exchange of the fight, the dude loaded up just like Jose, and conor slid back and banged a left. Identical
I can’t imagine how incredible it was to see it live.. but to see it in person must’ve been a moment beyond words.. truly witnessing history..
I was a shit muncher just getting off work. Pulled up to a jammed packed Buffalo Wild Wings just in time for the walk outs. There was no time for a table. I just made it to the bar area. There were no seats at the bar, so I stood for one minute, then a lovely waitress asked if she could get me a beer. I replied and asked for a pint. She then walked off to get my beer before she made it back Aldo was on the floor KOd so I walked right out of there 😂
I saw fear and looser in aldo's eye
hate him or love him, you cant deny what he‘s done for the sport
Terrible person tho
@@YetAnotherRetardedYTUpdate The shit talking and all that was part of his game yes but as a person he is garbage. This has been shown many time out of the ring / personal life. He's your typical obnoxious bellend from dublin with more money than sense, he can switch it on when he wants to 'talk proper' but you see 'him' when the dublin accent comes out and he might as well be standing outside a fast food restaurant in the city center at 2am start fights 😂😂
@@YetAnotherRetardedYTUpdate nice conor mcgregor fan fic, you gonna tell us his star signs and read his palm next?
@@EverythingAi233 ehh he ain't no Jon Jones though
Conor McGregor talks about someone's wife: he's garbage. Jon Jones does so much stuff I don't even know where to begin: OMG HE'S THE GOAT
The comment about coming into Jose’s Favela on horseback by Connor is absolutely legendary and timeless. Dude legitimately wanted Aldo’s heart on a spear.
And he got it
It was the best line in all of UFC
The greatest line in the history of combat sports
I could live in the McGregor era forever. What a run it was
Rather short 😂
@@hjk1400still got there though.
What did he do exactly? You make it like popularity & ego madness rants are something we should be proud of as a sport. The guy went on a winning streak (it happens all the time), but he never defended a belt, held the sport hostage multiple times, and has since made professional fighters look like complete brain damaged neanderthals. Great he was really popular at one time... but it was a 3-year window... almost a decade ago now. The guy sexually assaults women, punches pensioners, and has the mindset of an adult child. Grow up & get a clue.
For a hobbit sized fighter, part time unbeatable 'champion '
@@adabsurdum3314 he's got telephone number length bank account digits. On a financial basis, 'he's the Man.'
Rogan: "it's been an honor calling your fights sir" Conor: "you're welcome"
Lol
2015-2016 was the greatest time in mma history. And it was all down to Mcgregor. We’ll never get a time like it again. It’s a bit like the attitude era in wrestling. 96-99 was a time we’ll never get back again.
Solid comparison bro
True
greates time in MMA was during PRIDE FC after that it was connor era
I like the comparison. Very fitting too especially since Vince is partners now. But there was nothing like that attitude era and there was nothing like the mcgregor era.
@@korallrev3497 Pride FC didn't create anywhere near the amount of interest as it did now, stop being a dinosaur.
Bro no lie Larone is single handedly keeping the ufc relevant. Mad respect dawg.
Relax
How legendary is this run… this guy Knocks out Jose Aldo when he hasn’t been beaten for 10 years and does it in secs … moves to welter weight passes light to go back 2 back with Nate and beat him on the 2nd time then goes down to 155 to become double champ and leave the franchise to make 100 m going against Floyd like this shit is wild asf
The man wasn't afraid of living. Fuckin legend.
@@leonardokriguer8257 absolute legend
that second fight with nate was rigged.
Pokrali su Nate Diaz...Nije ga pobedio...odabrali su conora jer je bio gledaniji..
Does what in 10 seconds? Times a move and unloads, woopdee doo
best run in ufc history if i follow ufc it's because of this man ! THE MOST ENTERTAINING EVERRRRRR
That run came to end when eagle took his soul !
@@isaakhan4093nah, mayweather took it
@@ahzamuznah nate did when he bitch slapped his face in front of the world it was amazing
@@isaakhan4093 boxing money took his spirit away
AND NOT 1 SINGLE TITLE DEFENSE 😂😂😂 MCCOVERRATED 🤡
Did y’all noticed one thing? His wife has been with him through all always walking behind him and being there for him she is a keeper forreal❤
Yes millions help😂
@@williamfarrell4754no they were actually together before he even had his UFC contract!
There was never no marriage.
@@williamfarrell4754 LMFAO. Say what you want about her but she was never a gold digger. Poirier and his wife already been together when he debuted as MMA fighter.
@@akstudio4381 i tjought you was talking about big mouth PED HEAD:)
That Fabre exchange still cracks me up 😂 Connor looks crazy sucked out scary thin and Fabre walking by full stomach fresh as a daisy smiling at the end like a little kid who got in trouble teasing his brother 😂 Connor wanted to kill him but had zero energy or strength.
😂😂😂
The way faver walks away🤣. Like a lost kid
I’ve always enjoyed those somewhat awkward moments of banter and tension between Uriah and Conor. Their season of TUF was surprisingly entertaining
I was confused by that cause its supposed to be before the Chad fight but they were talking about that fight during TUF and Faber was wearing a Garbrandt tracksuit, Cody was on their season of TUF.
After totally controlling and putting Connor up against the wall, then he walked away like a little kid. @@CoolnessOver-vf4mm
Conor Mcgregor single-handedly brought UFC to a whole new level. He just understood how to build a fight and entertain people.
Conor's footwork in this era, and overall movement and timing was godlike, compared to the era and other fighters, I mean nobody moved like this back then specially nobody he fought the fraction of his footwork, of course the downside was being so high performance and energy insufficient but he didn't really need more than 2 rounds anyway
I'm a classical dancer and I love his footwork, watching his whole posture and the way he moves it's Grace and power
Screenshotted fuckin amen to that. Won't see anything like that for at least a bit still
this is better than netflix documentary
The Woodley and Conor interaction is golden
Conor McGregor the icon!! The excitement he creates for his fights is next level, from the press conference to the event, his star power and charisma is unmatched, a true global superstar. He truly changed the sport of MMA, helps it grow into a global phenomenon, only one Notorious Conor McGregor 👏👏👏
14:58 crazy how he predicted exactly how McGregor would ko him
😂😂😂 the first one he landed was a K.O 😂
Killed me, kinda sad he legacy kinda has this stain but it’s too funny.
He subconsciously knew exactly what was coming.
This was a special time. This only comes every once in a while. Can’t deny he changed the game. Mcgregor forever
There will never be another McGregor. No matter what you think of him he was a huge part of growing the ufc. No one gave AF about Khabib either before Conor gave him the time of the day.
Ok Laura. And did you get the Job dan?
Same could be said about McGregor. Nobody gave a shit about him before he fought Aldo.
@@gunpuppy3533 he was already famous wtf, you are wrong, kkkkkkkk
@@nf9098 he wasn’t anywhere near as famous as he was after he fought Aldo.
@@gunpuppy3533 but he was already famous he just became more famous after the belt, kkkkk it could be any champion it wouldn't change a bit
Larone is such a GOAT 💪🏻💪🏻
It's hard to describe what the first Nate vs. Mcgregor fight was like. The entire party I was at were on their feet screaming the entire fight. Energy levels off the charts. I've never felt that way for any other sport ever. The Holm vs Tate fight before it helped too, cause that was banger and got everyone hyped.
Yeah man I remember can’t believe it was almost 8 years ago
An era that will be very hard to duplicate.
everyone tries to sell fights like he did with the talk and it never comes off the same, the russians wrestling will never be as entertaining as his KOs either even if they’re winning, has to be almost impossible to replicate his run
Man what a time that was ..... still look back to it every now and then...
It was only about 7 yrs ago
Hands down best channel on here for all things Combat Sports specifically MMA, shows how much work you put in, just know we appreciate it. Keep doing great work, can’t tell you how many I’ve re-watched
Same dude same, well said too
Class that was at the end of the second Diaz fight when Nate grabs Connor's hand to pull him up off the canvas and shake hands after a war for 25 minutes. Pure respect between the pair 👊
“Rio means river right?…” “I own this river” That will never fail to make me laugh😂
Conors best line to Dustin besides “pea head”: “THIS MAN….is gonna PAYYYYY….WITH HIS LOIIIIIFE! AND I MEANNNN IT!!!”
I like the he grew up in a fair with uncle cletus 🤣🤣
The Diaz 1 build-up, " 2 Breakfasts" Conor is a classic, great footage. Just Needed the "It's all over Edward" Clip as well. 10/10 still, brilliant work pal.
I will never stop watching this era back.
*Conor McGregor has done a tremendous job for the UFC.* Like, hate, love or wish him dead, you still can't argue that the UFC would be what it is today without him.
The king is back
I’ll never forget this era, one of the best lightning in a bottle type of runs ever
Incredible era of the sport. 2015-2016 was a GREAT period in MMA, and McGregor was on horseback. Legendary.
the Larone Era he's in his Prime UFC's best promoter they need to start paying him and let him use any footage he wants without getting copy-right struck
A lot of fighters have Connor to thank for the UFC having the fans they do today. People don’t tune in to watch boring fighters
McGregor was so deep in Aldos head. Rumors are he is still there to this day
Dana was literally a fanboy, smiling and laughing during every press conference.
Wow. You put it together quick son. Hope you get a a million
Conor and Nate together is absolute gold. 'you're playing touch butt with that dork in the Parik ' Legend
The best MMA years hands down. His rise is something ill never forget. Legendary. Regardless of whos he become, he accomplished fantastic things during his rise. INSPIRATIONAL
He completely mentally destroyed aldo and Alvarez , they were never the same since this , shows how strong Khabib is mentally and physically
How
@@patski7105 mental games and a lot of stuffs
its crazy how much more humble he got after Khabib
The Eddie alvarez finish is beyond crazy, Conor was moving from another world in that fight
Can’t lie… I love seeing the admiration you get constantly for such an amazingly well executed KZhead page man your contents awesome :)
In one hundred years, this will be shown in high school history classes.
That New York fight build up was insane
This channel is my favorite MMA channel on KZhead. The editing is insane it makes me feel like I'm experiencing it all over again. great content!
2015 Mcgregor and 2023 Mcgregor are 2 different people. He was so irrationally in control back then. People also underestimate what he has done for the sport. Its first global superstar, pathing the way for others. His Cv is fucking impressive the first 2 time champion in ufc 👏
Nate beating him was one of the biggest cathartic wins I’ve ever seen. That’s when the Macgregor mystique started to fade a bit
It makes me sad that I will likely never see such a thing again in life. His rise was the sort of thing you tell your grandkids about. I'm sure there are old guys who feel the same about Ali or Tyson.
I feel the same it’s part plausibo I think becuase I was younger and mma was younger it’s like football when I was a kid it just seemed bigger. But this is slightly different because mma is so relatively new it felt like something that had never been done he just kept saying what he was gonna do and then going out and doing it
Like many others, McGregor was the one who got me into MMA. I was a K1 Badr Hari fan and thought MMA was boring. McGregor changed my mind. It was an awesome ride, MMA needs another guy like him 👍
what a KZhead channel, thank u for this great content bro , you did a good job .. keep going for all real mma fans , i saw all of the best moment vedios .
Took UFC to a whole other level.
this is better than anything Netflix could ever do!
U just started coming up on my feed and I'm not gonna lie you never miss fr fr great videos
Humble as heck!great man!
His rise was so huge and spectacular that he will never ever top that again...like khabib said you cannot have two prime time in your life
only messi, multiple primes
@@Unusualon60fps no he's not..
Ty Larone! MVP UFC Historian
Larone, makes cliffnotes for UFC fights, the fighters, and the story behind them. Keep up the good work 👍✊🏼
i’ll never forget where I was when Nate Beat Conor man… insanity and devastation for me
MUCH NEEDED FROM YOU. THANKYOOOUUU
Larone I just f'in love you for this masterpiece
wow. Can't believe the Jose fight was almost a decade ago... felt like it only yesterday.
Bro I really want prime McGregor to be back so bad, watching old fights and his prime just makes me really sad, please king come back.
He's a PED HEAD now my friend
He's done. Alcohol, drugs, and lack of training are all he's about now. He'll never be the same but I miss it too
Can we appreciate larone for the amazing mma content, always bangers
"We're not just here to take part, We're here to take over"
Nate said, He came in like he was the show but when I left, the show was over...so who's the show? 🤣🤣🤣
Does anyone know more about this channel? Who is Larone? Dude is a legend. All his content is pure nostalgia!
Quite sad what happened with his career. And it wasn't only lack of motivation. It was also not being allowed to fight when he wanted to be active. Maybe if he was allowed to be active his fights would have gone different with Poirier. He wanted an active 2020 but wasn't allowed when he fought Cowboy in January of 2020 and then he fought Poirier in January of 2021. Striking wasn't the issue, he wasn't prepared for the leg kicks but I feel like at that time a lot of guys were targeting legs which no one had ever done to Conor. He wasn't prepared. Obviously he's totally different as a person now as well but I kinda liked the nice guy Conor who fought Cowboy and the first Poirier rematch. And then we get a pretty quick rematch and he gets injured at the end of the 1st round. The fact that he only fought 3 times after Khabib is just sad. He still had the skill, I know people dislike him now as a person but punch for punch he was better than Poirier in the first rematch. It was the kicks that was the difference.
I feel like he can still come back and do well. Depends on the leg as well. Conor is at his best when his kicking
He dont give a fook
He wasn't prepared yes...
I have been hoping and waiting for a Conor Era video for FOREVER!!! Thank you, Larone!!!
The best ever to step foot in the octagon. He changed the game
An era that will be very hard to duplicate.. An era that will be very hard to duplicate..
He made the sport so much bigger
GOAT Larone reminding all those who have deliberately deluded themselves out of remembering how special and singular McGregor was in his prime. We can rightly look at Anderson, a top 5 GOAT, in his prime, separate to his later loss streak, but people try to fool you into believing McGregor was average or lucky.
Conor was out to prove himself and he proved himself, it seems the fire has burnt out. Thank god for all these memories.
Nate's face never looked the same after fighting Conor.
He was right about that fasting hungry cardio! That’s that Rocky Balboa shit! Most people competing in a combat sport coming up are broke and hungry and cutting weight and have to do their road work like that. It’s a more do or die feeling that absolutely brings u to a different place.
Yoooo 1:19:45 I always think of that take when McGregor and Dustin faced off. Dustin went from looking like a kid listening to his dad giving him a stern talking to, to straight PSYCHO. It kills me every time 🤣
Everything he did had you captivated, it was so entertaining.
Great editing and soundtrack, man!
It was incredible. My god how I miss it
He really made his parents proud! What a legend! He's unique and it would be great to see his return
Big shoutout to the documentary including Nate Diaz part of the documentary. As someone whose from Nor Cal it gives me chills, Diaz was really with the shits
Shout out to Khabib too
Larone you have a gift my brother thank you for the great content
as an irishman, this man is so inspirational to me, nothing will ever top his UFC rum, excited to see him fight chandler june 29th!!!
"Rio is river, right?" "Yes." "I own this river." You can't make this shit up.
I loled so hard
you HAD to be thier idc what anyone says everytime he is on screen im hooked
Great video, watched it through and through, great job
That Khabib fight was the first fight I had seen of the sport, and man, it was crazy.
the best era
Unprecedented
this video is fr really good👍👏
this incredible man, well done
It feels so good being a fan of his to see he was destined for greatness before and as it was happening.
You’re story lining is getting so fcking good 😭🔥🔥🔥
Agreed. This channel has become a great source of resource for my writing.
Love him or hate him, everyone is going to watch what he does
Larone= real Undisputed GOAT