The Man in the Arena | UFC 264: Poirier vs McGregor 3

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[weddingvideographerireland]

Basically, Roosevelt was saying: mocking and ridiculing and hating on fighters on social media is kinda lame cos you’ve never actually done anything yourself and you should go and get a life.

[ballisticfish]

Insane they got Teddy Roosevelt to help produce the promo for this fight. Shows how important it is to the sport.

[darkhadu]

Can we start the embeddeds, EARLY, 40 minutes long each, with this narrator, AAA🔥

[deedevler]

When Conor is gone, we will feel the void. Truly a legend.

[Razorjaw]

It’s truly gonna be an end of an era when McGregor retires, I hope this fight isn’t the end of him, whether you like him or not, he makes the sport entertaining more than anyone else

[mmaklips]

The hype when Conor is fighting is one of the craziest feelings a UFC fan ever get to experience 🙌

[somutochukwunwanya]

The UFC makes some of the most incredible fight promos.

[TopOfPyramid]

“Dustin can you read this quote for us, since we know Conor wont?” - UFC

[rthasnfamu]

Everytime I hear Poirier talking I get Motivated af.
"I've overcome adversity so many times, people out there tells you can't do it, that you're the underdog and you're not good enough, I've been told that my whole life and now I'm the world champ" 💎

[tae]

"The man in the arena

It is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or whether the doer or deeds could've done them better


The credit actually belongs to the man in the arena, who's face is marked with dust and sweat and blood, who strives valalianty, who argues, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error in short coming


We win some we lose some, I'll never shy away from a challenge I'll never shy away from defeat. I'll come back.

But who actually strives to do the deeds, who knows great enthusiasm, great devotions. Who spends himself in a worthy cause.

Who at best knows in the end of the triump of high achievement, who at worst if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly

So that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls, who neither know victory nor defeat."

[averagefragger]

This will be a banger event I can feel it, the card is stacked

[dionroberts]

The voice off the “cold opening” gives me chills every single time.
ufc production team is top notch amazing to say the least 🥶💜

[josephpina]

this ad helped me get a new job used it as motivation

[harrydavis]

EVERYBODY GOT A PLAN UNTIL THEY WEAR A 40 POUND COSTUME FOR THE RING...

[bboysaif]

That ending line gives me chills. Reminds me of all the graveyards and the billions who’ve lived before us, who were never able to really feel victory or defeat. Woke me up a bit

[costamma]

Phenomenal promo! Roosevelt's "The Man in the Arena" is one of fighters' favorite speeches. Glad to finally see someone put something together for it, and here it is so nicely done by none other than the UFC. Osss 👊🏼✊🏼

[hardingblack]

Well...that gave me chills. What's not to love about this fight? They are both battle tested champions, and they have so many unique qualities between them, most notably Dustin's unnatural grit, and Connor's unmatched dynamic presence. This is a must watch for me.

History has taught us:
The one with the longer hair will win
🤣🤣

[VivaElJeremy]

Everytime you hear this man's voice you know it's about to get real 💯

[niekdehaan]

This is titled wrong. This was roosevelt’s anti casual speech