UFC lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez has vowed to finish Conor McGregor inside two rounds when the pair meet at UFC 205 in Madison Square Garden on November 12. McGregor, the UFCs reigning featherweight champion, is attempting to make history by becoming the first champion in the promotions history to hold two belts simultaneously.It is a feat McGregor was scheduled to attempt against former champion Rafael dos Anjos at UFC 196 in March, but the Brazilian injured his foot and the Irishman went on to lose by second-round submission to replacement opponent Nate Diaz. Watch Now TV Watch Sky Sports for just ￡6.99. No contract. McGregor avenged that defeat in August with a majority-decision victory in his rematch with Diaz but Alvarez has seen a chink in the 28-year-olds armour and he intends to exploit it in New York in just over two weeks.I think we do it under the nine minute mark, Alvarez told FOX Sports. Big, big heavy shots, he goes down and then submission.I can see it ending much like the (Nate) Diaz fight where I land the heavy shot and then I finish with a submission. Nate Diaz (L) and Conor McGregor battle during their welterweight rematch McGregors rematch with Diaz is a frontrunner for fight of the year and the Notorious One earned many plaudits for the manner in which he battled through adversity during the back-and-forth battle.After dropping Diaz three times during the first two rounds, McGregor took some heavy punishment in the third before bouncing back in the fourth to re-establish his supremacy. He did just enough in the fifth to seal the win.Rarely in McGregors rapid rise to UFC superstardom has he been tested in such a fashion but Alvarez plans to do so again and he is confident McGregor will wilt under the pressure.From what Ive seen in the past and what hes done in the past, (his heart) is very questionable and Im not the only one whos questioned it, Alvarez said.I think he has quit in him and I think it takes a tad of adversity and him to get into a little bit of a fight to pull it out of him.On November 12, Im going to pull it out of him and Im going to show it to millions of people and the crowd. Everybodys going to see it. Were going to reveal the quit.You can watch Premier League football, plus Englands tour of Bangladesh and the Mexican Grand Prix on Sky Sports. Upgrade now and enjoy six months at half price! Also See: McGregor may vacate UFC title Why is Rousey fighting Nunes? McGregor fined for Diaz row Rousey comeback confirmed Air Max 90 Australia Sale . 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With his new coach and six-time Grand Slam singles champion Boris Becker watching him during an official match for the first time, Djokovic appeared tentative early against the Slovakian player, who often appeared content to keep the ball in play. Team Liquids Du NuckleDu Dang won the 2016 Capcom Cup in the first all-American final over Evil Geniuses Ricki Ortiz and cemented himself as the best fighter in the world and the first American to win the Cup.Despite all the buildup pertaining to the juggernaut region of Asia, it was North America that commanded the Capcom Cup headlines. NuckleDu and Ortiz were the most dominant fighters from the winners side and met in the winners finals to guarantee two of the top three spots from the tournament.[Things turned around] when I lost more than I ever had and the NBA got involved with Team Liquid. NuckleDu said explaining his slow start to the season.NuckleDu looked like he solved the Street Fighter V puzzle with his mix of Rainbow Mika, Guile and Nash to cover every matchup. He achieved his success by alternating his approaches between aggressive V-skill use and defensive zoning through Sonic Booms. NuckleDu dictated the ground through fireball control and was impossible to jump in on as a result.I believe I have perfect synergy between Guile and Mika because they cover each others bad matchups, NuckleDu said.Ortiz dominated through movement. She applied her patented offensive style by walking into perfect spots for her long-ranged normals to take effect. After that, it was a variety of mix-up options that dismantled her opponents. Both players came into the final day of Capcom Cup in the winners bracket and backed up their claim as dominant global threats.Competitors from Japan made up six of the top eight spots and showcased a variety of styles. All of the unique flavors of Street Fighter V, whether it was the slow and deliberate ground games of Team Razers Keita Fuudo Ai and YOUDEALs Tatsuya MJS|Haitani Haitani or the frenetic pace of all-out offense from GGPs Ryota Kazunoko Inoue, were covered. In the end only one player, Kazunoko, made it into the top three, however.Kazunoko, 2015 Capcom Cup champion, was in top form. His Rolodex of offensive options with Caammy left the majority of his opponents in defensive positions, and his unpredictable reversal predictions made him a true monster, despite falling short in the semifinals.ddddddddddddThe grand finals: NuckleDu against Ricki OrtizIt was Asian domination throughout the Capcom Pro Tour, but the Capcom Cup grand finals was a matchup of two Americans for the first time. NuckleDu crushed Ortiz in the winners finals in convincing fashion, but Ortiz responded with a similar result in the losers finals against Kazunoko. It was a leveled battlefield.It looked dire from the start of the set. NuckleDu continued his winning ways against Ortiz in the grand finals and did so by controlling the neutral game with Rainbow Mika. Ortizs hard reads, that did so well for her throughout the tournament, were baited and punished to the fullest degree, and the pace never ended up favoring her. NuckleDu sped the game up to his liking and slowed it down when he wanted to activate his V-trigger; it was his set to lose from the opening game. When it was done, confetti rained down on him, and he was crowned the best Street Fighter V player in the world.The lone blemish: character varietySeason 2 cannot come any sooner. The top tiers of Street Fighter V were in full display from the start of the Capcom Cup until the very end. In the top eight, there were three Chun-Lis represented, and most of the elite tiers comprised the rest of the field. If there was one glaring issue in the games balance, it was the separation between what was truly considered a competitive character and a tournament-winning one.The balance changes for most of the usual characters that made up the top eight during the 2016 Capcom Pro Tour are sure to come, but there cannot be a repeat of the repetition.The final rounds of the Capcom Cup will be rebroadcast on ESPN2 on Sunday at 8:30 p.m. ET. ' ' '