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The boxing world gathered at T-Mobile Arena this past weekend and witnessed Conor McGregor going ten rounds against Floyd Mayweather before the technical knockout stoppage.
A lot of fighters gave compliments to McGregor after the fight and especially for looking good in the early rounds.
The WBC Emeritus World cruiserweight champion Tony Bellew was also in attendance at Mayweather-McGregor.
Bellew called it like he saw it and wasn’t really that impressed with Conor McGregor’s boxing skills at all. Even though the Irishman did win a couple of rounds according to the judge’s scorecards, Bellew explained why that happened.