Sean O'Malley Shares Honest Thoughts on Emulating Conor McGregor: 'I Got Lost'

Sean O'Malley Shares Honest Thoughts on Emulating Conor McGregor: 'I Got Lost'

Sean O’Malley recently opened up about trying to emulate Conor McGregor and how it negatively affected him. He opened up about losing sight of his true self while attempting to copy McGregor’s persona and style.O’Malley has become one of the UFC‘s biggest stars, both for his skill and his marketability. His rise up the bantamweight division was quick, culminating with his TKO win over Aljamain Sterling to become champion.Due to his success and p…

Sean O'Malley Lost Focus Trying to Replicate Conor McGregor: "I Made That Too Personal"

There is no doubt that fighting prowess is the most critical skill required in the Octagon. However, outside the Octagon, The post Sean O’Malley Lost Focus Trying to Replicate Conor McGregor: “I Made That Too Personal” appeared first on FirstSportz.

Sean O'Malley blames 'wanting to be Conor McGregor too much' on recent UFC downfall

UFC star Sean O'Malley has admitted that wanting to become Conor McGregor 'too much' led to his recent downfall in the sport.

Sean O’Malley Admits Chasing Conor McGregor’s Image Made Him Lose Focus

Conor McGregor and Sean O’Malley (Photo by Getty Images) Conor McGregor has set a standard in the UFC that many fighters try to follow. Some dress like him, act like him, and once they rise to fame, they are compared to him, just as it happened with Ilia Topuria. Sean O’Malley was once hailed as the fighter who could step into McGregor’s shoes now revealed a painful truth: his attempts to mirror the Irish icon’s persona had backfired spectacular…

Sean O'Malley admits trying to be too much like Conor McGregor in the past

UFC star Sean O'Malley has admitted that in the past, he's tried too hard to be like former two-weight world champion Conor McGregor.

Sean O’Malley: ‘I wanted to be like Conor too much’

Former UFC champion Sean O’Malley has carved out his own niche in MMA but says he spent too much time following in the footsteps of Conor McGregor. McGregor, the first-ever simultaneous two-division champion in UFC history and the biggest box office star ever seen in the sport, has left a firm imprint on the sport since he made his Octagon debut back in 2013 with his influence seen not just in his combat sports peers but also in a variety of oth…