McGregor with the exciting post, tells why he lost his fight with Khahabi

Conor Mcgregor has listed his loss to Khab Nurmagomedov at four points. The Irish man suffered against the Russian in the duel held in Las Vegas under UFC 229, bringing in four shortcuts and his mistakes.

He wrote in a long post in the Instagram, where he showed why he lost this drug.

McGregor seems to have praised Khabhab, since he, according to him, earned it, by being smarter.

McGregor's full delivery:

Thoughts on my last war:

Rundy 1. I believe from a sports point of view, round 1 was his. From the point of view of the war, the first round was mine.

I had shots and a willingness to engage. Head knees in low shots. Bripes in every part and all coordinates. The opponent just holding his feet against the obstacle for almost all the run.

Rundie 2. He runs around the cage before launching a right shot that changed the course of the round and the war. It was a good shot. After the sting I withdrew again to engage instantly.

This is a sport and that was a smart move that led to a dominant round, so it's okay. Good game. I gave him his right by not fighting anything in preparation. I only attacked the seizures. This will not happen again.

Rundi 3. After the worst run of my combat career, I turn around and win this round. Once again on foot and moving forward, and ready to fight.

Rundie 4. My recovery wasn't where it could have been. This is my fault. Although I won early exchanges in round 4, he attacks again and I end up in a bad position.

I work to regain position and end up standing, back on the fence. A stable position. Here however, I made a critical mistake at this crucial time, being exposed from behind.

What can I say? It was a big fight and it was my pleasure. I will return with my high faith. Completely prepared. If there's gonna be rhyme immediately, it's okay. I'll meet the others in line. Anyway, I'm always ready. See you soon, my battle fans, I love you all.

 

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Thoughts on my last fight. Round one. I believe from a sport standpoint, round 1 was his. Top position against the feeling. Zero position advanced or damage affected. But top position. From a fight stay the first round is mine. Actual shots landed and a willingness to enter. Straight left easily. Here to the head on the low shot. Elbows in any and all tie up scenaarios. Apparently just holding the legs against the feeling for the entire round. Round 2 he is running around around the cause before being bought with a right hand that changed the course of the round, and the fight. It was a nice shot. After the shot I failed back up to enter institutely, but again he finished under to defeat. That is the sport and it was a smart move that led to a dominant round, so no use. Well played. If I stay scared on and gave his stay up even a little more serious that right never gets clean and we are talking completely different now. I gave his cold fighting no respect in advance. No special stays up spars whatsoever. Attaching grapplers/wrestlers only. That won't happen again. I also gave my attalling grappling no respect. To defend myself. Lessons. Listen to nobody but yourself on your skill set. You are the master of your own universe. I am the master of this. I must take my own medicine. Round 3. After the worst round of my fighting car, I come back and win this round. Again walking before, building him down, and willing to enter. Round 4. My credit was not where it could have been here. That is my fault. Although holding the easy way in 4, he smells again and I end up in a bad position with over 3 on the clock. I work to respond position and end up wrong, with my back to the feeling. A stable position. Here however, I made a critical energy of performing my overhock at this age, reporting the back, and I end up between face and sight. What can I say? It was a great fight and it was my pleasure. I will be back with my confidence high. Full prepped. If it is not the rematch right away, no problem. I will face the next in line. It's all me always, anyway. See you son my fighting fans I love you all

A post divided by Conor McGregor Official (@thenotoriousmma) on Act 22, 2018 at 9:11pm PPT