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Published 17:39 9 Dec 2015 GMT
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"I'm going to go with Aldo, he's been on top for so long. "I'm surprised that he's the underdog, I think that's kind of ridiculous, the guy hasn't lost in a really long time. Anything can happen, McGregor has definitely been holding his own in there and doing it in pretty good fashion. But, I think Aldo is going to take it."Edgar added, "You just can't talk about it if you don't back it up because you will be forgotten about and people won't want to hear what you're saying. McGregor has been backing it up. "I think he's had some good match-ups for himself and some favorable situations where Chad's coming in on short notice, but, this is going to be the biggest test for him." Check out the full interview: https://youtu.be/E1U00ArNgCk
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