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Former welterweight champ: McGregor would end up in the hospital against 170 lb’ers
- Updated: August 8, 2016
Pat Miletich won the first ever UFC welterweight championship back in 1998, and held the title for 3 years. After he lost the title in 2001, his student Matt Hughes won the belt in the same year and went on to have numerous title defenses as well. The hall-of-fame inductee has since discussed the current state of the division he once spearheaded in a recent appearance with Submission Radio.
Among the topics Miletich tackled was Conor McGregor’s 2nd bout at 170 lbs, and whether he can actually compete in the division, as he claimed numerous times before the loss to Diaz.
The hall-of-fame inductee has since discussed the current state of the division he once spearheaded in a recent appearance with Submission Radio. Among the topics Miletich tackled was Conor McGregor’s 2nd bout at 170 lbs, and whether he can actually compete in the division, as he claimed numerous times before the loss to Diaz.
“No. He’s going to get his ass beat by Nate again,” he said about McGregor facing the popular lightweight at a higher division. “And even if he were to get lucky and beat Nate, he fights guys that cut down — some of the guys at 170 are cutting down from 210-215 pounds. I mean, you’re talking skull fractures from punches from guys like …
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