Conor McGregor, known as 'The Notorious' in the MMA world, has often faced criticism for his endurance issues in major fights. Recently, a legendary MMA coach shared his perspective on why McGregor tends to get tired during these bouts.
Genetic Factors
According to the coach, genetics play a significant role in McGregor's cardio issues. Firas Zahabi, a well-respected figure in the MMA community, believes that McGregor's genetic makeup is a key factor in his inability to maintain a high intensity throughout his fights.
Discussion with Joe Rogan
In a conversation with Joe Rogan, the legendary coach elaborated on his theory. He suggested that while McGregor's training and preparation are rigorous, his genetic limitations may ultimately hinder his performance in the later stages of fights.
Historical Context
This is not the first time McGregor's endurance has been questioned. In several high-profile fights, McGregor has shown significant fatigue, which has impacted his overall performance and outcome.
The coach's insights provide a deeper understanding of the challenges McGregor faces and highlight the importance of considering genetic factors in athlete performance.
