I never understood that whole thing I know the grateful thing, etc. was that just G4P What’s the deal with that predator?

Conor's career summary.

Leading into his first title fight against Jose Aldo he had a nice string of victories against young future HOF's in Max Holloway and Dustin Poirer.  Followed by a title eliminator against Chad Mendes.  He got into Aldo's head and landed the ultimate money shot 13 seconds in.  Not Conor's fault that Aldo fucked up but it was lightening in a bottle.  Then he loses to Diaz and barely gets past him in the rematch.  Next up should have been Rafael Dos Anjos but fortunately for Conor, RDA was upset by Eddie "Face First" Alvarez.  That would be the last fighter with a pulse that Conor ever beat and that was in November of 2016.  Got carried by Mayweather in a boxing match.  Humiliated by Khabib.  Feasted on what little was left on the carcass that was Cowboy Cerrone.  Knocked out by Dustin.  Being pieced up by Dustin before his leg broke.  Now this. 

Most overrated and overpaid athlete maybe ever.  He has 1 fight left on his contract.  If the UFC chooses to honor it, it had better not be against Max and it had better not be the main event on a numbered card.  They need to grant him his release and let him go off to Netflix and do the trilogy with Diaz or get brutalized by Mike Perry.  He's washed.  Like Tyson 2005 against Kevin McBride washed. 

He hasn't been or beaten the best guy in any division since 2015.

He hasn't been or beaten the best guy in any division since 2015.

California plummets in rankings of worst states to move to

The report also comes just days after a separate analysis by WalletHub revealing that California is home to six of the least-educated cities in the entire country.

The ConsumerAffairs Research Team compiled its rankings by analyzing data on each state’s affordability, safety, economic strength, healthcare and education, and quality of life.

California ranks dead last at 50th in affordability, 49th in safety behind New Mexico, and 41st in economic strength. It placed much higher in the last two metrics, at 23rd in healthcare and education, and 14th in quality of life, which likely helped the state avoid the so-called cellar.

The report also adds that California is the most dangerous state in the union, with 4.9 violent crimes and 20.78 property crimes reported per 1,000 residents.

https://finance.yahoo.com/real-estate/articles/california-plummets-rankings-worst-states-171821255.html