It doesn’t feel like more than two years since the Fighting Irish took over Dublin and shook up the mixed martial arts world, not even to the architect of the SBG Ireland team’s four-for-four run that night at the O2 Arena.“Is it two …
It doesn’t feel like more than two years since the Fighting Irish took over Dublin and shook up the mixed martial arts world, not even to the architect of the SBG Ireland team’s four-for-four run that night at the O2 Arena.“Is it two years?” John Kavanagh asks. “Yeah, I suppose it is. It feels like a lot has happened in a short period of time.”A lot has happened for the SBG quartet since July 19, 2014. Conor McGregor, who headlined with a win over Diego Brandao, has gone from charismatic curiosity to contender to champion. RELATED: Robin Black’s Conor McGreg … Read the Full Article Here