Conor McGregor has talked up much more than a storm way before the main card for UFC Fight Night 59 was even completed, and he's earned a potential title fight in doing so. But apart from tuning in to look if the supremely confident Irishman can deliver on his many promises and get a shot at Jose Aldo, fans will also be watching to find out if Donald Cerrone can translate his six-fight winning streak into finally cracking the Benson Henderson code, and if Uriah Hall can continue his ascent in the middleweight division.

All the promotions leading up to the McGregor-Dennis Siver fight were all about the "Conor Takeover." Those who have yet to buy in to the McGregor hype train were displeased with that fact, but UFC CEO Lorenzo Ferttita said that was all by design.

Siver is the most seasoned fighter McGregor has ever faced. He will bring a certain toughness and determination. But will any of those facts be enough to overcome the firestorm of dynamic movement and supreme confidence that is "The Notorious?" Probably not.

The quickness, the unforeseen angles, and the surgical left hand that McGregor brings into the octagon appears to be too much for the UFC vet. The Irishman predicted a victory inside of two minutes, surviving beyond that may just be the closes thing Siver gets to a win this Sunday.

The main event will be where most eyes are laid upon, but the best fight on the card may just be the third fight between Cerrone and Henderson.

This will be an intriguing fight. "Cowboy" is only 15 days removed from his UFC 182 domination of up and comer Myles Jury.

He is riding a six-fight win streak. He is a largely improved fighter than the one Henderson beat twice in the WEC. But with such a short period of time to prepare for the former UFC champion, will all these be enough?

It looks to be an intriguing battle of wills in this trilogy, one that looks to last the full 15-minute limit.

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