Mayweather Vs McGregor: Info and prediction thread

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Quote from: electronicash on August 14, 2022, 09:09:34 AM

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Quote from: cryptomaniac_xxx on August 13, 2022, 05:29:16 PM

And if this rematch happens, perhaps it will still be the same rule and so I doubt that Conor will win as Floyd will not allow his record to be blemish if this fight will become official.

Conor may not win but that $100+ million is going to be in his pocket, it's just an exhibition fight, Floyd willing to risk his undefeated record as he knows himself that Conor has no chance of beating him in boxing, clever guy. Grin

he'd be happy to get $100M. he is sure his let is not going to suffer breakage that's for sure.
Conor knew he isn't going to win against Floyd. Floyd is just too fast, although he had aged by now, he is capable of avoiding hits.

I've never seen Floyd Mayweather lose, so it's really hard to imagine that a champion like that would lose to MMA fighter Conor McGregor and if he fights in MMA he looks pretty fierce. But in terms of boxing, he doesn't look good.
it's ridiculous to beat Floyd Mayweather, and if Floyd really thinks he can hang in there, either he's too delusional, or he doesn't mind getting brain damage and an orbital fracture as two in exchange for some money.

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Quote from: mirakal on August 14, 2022, 08:23:04 AM

Quote from: cryptomaniac_xxx on August 13, 2022, 05:29:16 PM

And if this rematch happens, perhaps it will still be the same rule and so I doubt that Conor will win as Floyd will not allow his record to be blemish if this fight will become official.

Conor may not win but that $100+ million is going to be in his pocket, it's just an exhibition fight, Floyd willing to risk his undefeated record as he knows himself that Conor has no chance of beating him in boxing, clever guy. Grin

he'd be happy to get $100M. he is sure his let is not going to suffer breakage that's for sure.
Conor knew he isn't going to win against Floyd. Floyd is just too fast, although he had aged by now, he is capable of avoiding hits.

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Quote from: cryptomaniac_xxx on August 13, 2022, 05:29:16 PM

And if this rematch happens, perhaps it will still be the same rule and so I doubt that Conor will win as Floyd will not allow his record to be blemish if this fight will become official.

Conor may not win but that $100+ million is going to be in his pocket, it's just an exhibition fight, Floyd willing to risk his undefeated record as he knows himself that Conor has no chance of beating him in boxing, clever guy. Grin

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Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on August 13, 2022, 03:18:14 PM

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It pains me to bump this thread again... It really does... I read an article today though that says McGregor and Mayweather are currently in talks to do a repeat of their last fight. Supposedly they're arguing now over what the rules would be. Dana White recently said that he wouldn't sign off that fight, but money talks and I'm sure he says that every time he would have to go into a negotiation like that. It sounds like a fight is making progress though, which is confusing because McGregor said that his return would be in the octagon not the square.

As usual, these fellas need to set up something just to fill their pockets once again on simply showing off some jabs and running and viola... Easy millions.

Just snipping out something from this article.
Mayweather has reportedly offered McGregor $157.9million (£131.5m) for the rematch and is said to be willing to put his unbeaten professional record on the line.

https://www.sportbible.com/boxing/conor-mcgregor-floyd-mayweather-rematch-20220726

For Dana, when the money involved is something that cant really be ignored then i wont really be surprised if he would be signing up.

Mayweather putting his professional record on the line? I think that is not possible, Mayweather is quite sensitive in protecting and preserving his record. Although their first encounter was added to his professional record which he retires officially after the said fight but he also said that he won't be putting his record anymore to his next bouts if he will have any.

But if it's boxing, I don't have some doubts that he can still maintain his record while also adding up to it because he have the edge compared to McGregor who is just trained to exhaust his gas and energy in mere 4 rounds so it's quite easy to say that Mayweather will still win.

Despite all this, I think the fight would be one of the titans, and I would honestly make the bet in favor of Mc Gregor because obviously I know that Mayweather has won many of his fights very attached to the technical, and when he sees himself in trouble he help me with that, just the disappointing fight against Pacquiao where he ran all over the ring for me is enough to put all my money on Mc Gregor, I think Mayweather is a very talkative fighter, and things with Mc Gregor will not be So, with this boxer I would like him to give him a good knockout, and obviously he will not put his record at stake, he knows he can lose it, so he is not stupid at all, he is very cunning, I would like that fight to take place now.

Both of them are actually very talkative, and what we call trash talking, you can see it on their first fight. During their press conferences, you can clearly see how they both open their mouths and attack each other. But it's very different inside the ring, it was a boxing ring and not octagon so obviously Floyd has the upperhand.

And if this rematch happens, perhaps it will still be the same rule and so I doubt that Conor will win as Floyd will not allow his record to be blemish if this fight will become official.

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Quote from: freedomgo on July 28, 2022, 03:14:27 PM

Quote from: dunfida on July 26, 2022, 06:42:59 PM

Quote from: OgNasty on July 26, 2022, 06:33:20 PM

It pains me to bump this thread again... It really does... I read an article today though that says McGregor and Mayweather are currently in talks to do a repeat of their last fight. Supposedly they're arguing now over what the rules would be. Dana White recently said that he wouldn't sign off that fight, but money talks and I'm sure he says that every time he would have to go into a negotiation like that. It sounds like a fight is making progress though, which is confusing because McGregor said that his return would be in the octagon not the square.

As usual, these fellas need to set up something just to fill their pockets once again on simply showing off some jabs and running and viola... Easy millions.

Just snipping out something from this article.
Mayweather has reportedly offered McGregor $157.9million (£131.5m) for the rematch and is said to be willing to put his unbeaten professional record on the line.

https://www.sportbible.com/boxing/conor-mcgregor-floyd-mayweather-rematch-20220726

For Dana, when the money involved is something that cant really be ignored then i wont really be surprised if he would be signing up.

Mayweather putting his professional record on the line? I think that is not possible, Mayweather is quite sensitive in protecting and preserving his record. Although their first encounter was added to his professional record which he retires officially after the said fight but he also said that he won't be putting his record anymore to his next bouts if he will have any.

But if it's boxing, I don't have some doubts that he can still maintain his record while also adding up to it because he have the edge compared to McGregor who is just trained to exhaust his gas and energy in mere 4 rounds so it's quite easy to say that Mayweather will still win.

Despite all this, I think the fight would be one of the titans, and I would honestly make the bet in favor of Mc Gregor because obviously I know that Mayweather has won many of his fights very attached to the technical, and when he sees himself in trouble he help me with that, just the disappointing fight against Pacquiao where he ran all over the ring for me is enough to put all my money on Mc Gregor, I think Mayweather is a very talkative fighter, and things with Mc Gregor will not be So, with this boxer I would like him to give him a good knockout, and obviously he will not put his record at stake, he knows he can lose it, so he is not stupid at all, he is very cunning, I would like that fight to take place now.

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Quote from: Jating on July 30, 2022, 12:41:59 AM

Quote from: bbc.reporter on July 28, 2022, 12:34:31 AM

Quote from: dunfida on July 26, 2022, 06:42:59 PM

Quote from: OgNasty on July 26, 2022, 06:33:20 PM

It pains me to bump this thread again... It really does... I read an article today though that says McGregor and Mayweather are currently in talks to do a repeat of their last fight. Supposedly they're arguing now over what the rules would be. Dana White recently said that he wouldn't sign off that fight, but money talks and I'm sure he says that every time he would have to go into a negotiation like that. It sounds like a fight is making progress though, which is confusing because McGregor said that his return would be in the octagon not the square.

As usual, these fellas need to set up something just to fill their pockets once again on simply showing off some jabs and running and viola... Easy millions.

Just snipping out something from this article.
Mayweather has reportedly offered McGregor $157.9million (£131.5m) for the rematch and is said to be willing to put his unbeaten professional record on the line.

https://www.sportbible.com/boxing/conor-mcgregor-floyd-mayweather-rematch-20220726

For Dana, when the money involved is something that cant really be ignored then i wont really be surprised if he would be signing up.

I disagree. Uncle Dana has already mentioned many times that he does not want to be involved in promoting UFC fighters in boxing anymore. He certainly made money in Conor versus Floyd Mayweather, however, Conor lost the fight and this reduced the UFC's branding. Francis Ngannou wanted to fight Tyson Fury, Dana said no. Kamaru Usman wanted to box versus Canelo, Dana also said no.

Lock this thread.

Did it really reduce UFC's branding when Conor lost? not sure about that though. Maybe what Dana lost is that Conor didn't come back to UFC anymore after tasting that huge money pot, like a sweepstakes for fighting Floyd.

So maybe that's Dana's rant, if Conor could be back in UFC or at least fight once a year, maybe he could allow this fight to happen as big money is going to be in the table for both fighters and for himself as well.

I'm sure it's just all about the money, the fight makes both more popular and that will be regardless of the outcome. A rematch is good, it's time for Conor to depend on himself in the sport that he is very good at. A UFC fighter vs a popular boxer, that's easy money for the fighters and promoters of the fight.

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Quote from: bbc.reporter on July 28, 2022, 12:34:31 AM

Quote from: dunfida on July 26, 2022, 06:42:59 PM

Quote from: OgNasty on July 26, 2022, 06:33:20 PM

It pains me to bump this thread again... It really does... I read an article today though that says McGregor and Mayweather are currently in talks to do a repeat of their last fight. Supposedly they're arguing now over what the rules would be. Dana White recently said that he wouldn't sign off that fight, but money talks and I'm sure he says that every time he would have to go into a negotiation like that. It sounds like a fight is making progress though, which is confusing because McGregor said that his return would be in the octagon not the square.

As usual, these fellas need to set up something just to fill their pockets once again on simply showing off some jabs and running and viola... Easy millions.

Just snipping out something from this article.
Mayweather has reportedly offered McGregor $157.9million (£131.5m) for the rematch and is said to be willing to put his unbeaten professional record on the line.

https://www.sportbible.com/boxing/conor-mcgregor-floyd-mayweather-rematch-20220726

For Dana, when the money involved is something that cant really be ignored then i wont really be surprised if he would be signing up.

I disagree. Uncle Dana has already mentioned many times that he does not want to be involved in promoting UFC fighters in boxing anymore. He certainly made money in Conor versus Floyd Mayweather, however, Conor lost the fight and this reduced the UFC's branding. Francis Ngannou wanted to fight Tyson Fury, Dana said no. Kamaru Usman wanted to box versus Canelo, Dana also said no.

Lock this thread.

Did it really reduce UFC's branding when Conor lost? not sure about that though. Maybe what Dana lost is that Conor didn't come back to UFC anymore after tasting that huge money pot, like a sweepstakes for fighting Floyd.

So maybe that's Dana's rant, if Conor could be back in UFC or at least fight once a year, maybe he could allow this fight to happen as big money is going to be in the table for both fighters and for himself as well.

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Money talks. None of those guys have the draw of Mayweather and maybe now that Money is a little older Connor might have a chance to get the W and bring honor back to the UFC. Dana is a businessman so I’m sure if the numbers are right he’d make it happen.

Jake Paul is desperately trying to angle himself for this fight against Connor though. Given the personal beef between Jake and Dana, I could see him letting Connor punish Jake and get some $ from it.

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Quote from: freedomgo on July 28, 2022, 03:14:27 PM

Quote from: dunfida on July 26, 2022, 06:42:59 PM

Quote from: OgNasty on July 26, 2022, 06:33:20 PM

It pains me to bump this thread again... It really does... I read an article today though that says McGregor and Mayweather are currently in talks to do a repeat of their last fight. Supposedly they're arguing now over what the rules would be. Dana White recently said that he wouldn't sign off that fight, but money talks and I'm sure he says that every time he would have to go into a negotiation like that. It sounds like a fight is making progress though, which is confusing because McGregor said that his return would be in the octagon not the square.

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Mayweather putting his professional record on the line? I think that is not possible, Mayweather is quite sensitive in protecting and preserving his record. Although their first encounter was added to his professional record which he retires officially after the said fight but he also said that he won't be putting his record anymore to his next bouts if he will have any.

But if it's boxing, I don't have some doubts that he can still maintain his record while also adding up to it because he have the edge compared to McGregor who is just trained to exhaust his gas and energy in mere 4 rounds so it's quite easy to say that Mayweather will still win.

Not really that possible because it wont really be considered to be official since he had retired since 2017 and there's no way that any winning or losing fights would be officially counted or would be patch up
on his professional records but for making out assumptions then it would really be considered on reflecting it out but in case if he would lost on any exhibition fight then this lost wont really be included.

Quote from: bbc.reporter on July 28, 2022, 12:34:31 AM

I disagree. Uncle Dana has already mentioned many times that he does not want to be involved in promoting UFC fighters in boxing anymore. He certainly made money in Conor versus Floyd Mayweather, however, Conor lost the fight and this reduced the UFC's branding. Francis Ngannou wanted to fight Tyson Fury, Dana said no. Kamaru Usman wanted to box versus Canelo, Dana also said no.

Lock this thread.

Understood. Cool

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Quote from: TravelMug on July 26, 2022, 09:24:23 PM

Quote from: dunfida on July 26, 2022, 06:42:59 PM

Quote from: OgNasty on July 26, 2022, 06:33:20 PM

It pains me to bump this thread again... It really does... I read an article today though that says McGregor and Mayweather are currently in talks to do a repeat of their last fight. Supposedly they're arguing now over what the rules would be. Dana White recently said that he wouldn't sign off that fight, but money talks and I'm sure he says that every time he would have to go into a negotiation like that. It sounds like a fight is making progress though, which is confusing because McGregor said that his return would be in the octagon not the square.

As usual, these fellas need to set up something just to fill their pockets once again on simply showing off some jabs and running and viola... Easy millions.

Just snipping out something from this article.
Mayweather has reportedly offered McGregor $157.9million (£131.5m) for the rematch and is said to be willing to put his unbeaten professional record on the line.

https://www.sportbible.com/boxing/conor-mcgregor-floyd-mayweather-rematch-20220726

For Dana, when the money involved is something that cant really be ignored then i wont really be surprised if he would be signing up.

Just the numbers though, I mean their sources tell the exact figures?

In any case though, we all know that boxing or combat sports at least is a billion dollar business. These people are going to see huge amount of money. So I wouldn't be surprised to see the rematch. As you have said, millions specially for Conor. I mean he is living a lavish lifestyle and somewhat this super athletes needed more to continue with their life situation for them and their families. Even Manny has a fight with some South Korean youtuber.

It's not totally the case why they are still taking up exhibition fights because I'm certain that they can still afford the luxury they have now that even their grandkids won't have a problem with the finances because they have some business that generates a decent to huge cash flows into their pockets and some are investments that will make their pockets big even though they aren't the one working for it.
For me, the reason why they are taking the fight is that this is their passion and it's their way to keep themselves in the loop, also the most obvious reason is making fights will be the easiest way to get huge money considering that they will get millions from it while taking advantage of their status.

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Quote from: dunfida on July 26, 2022, 06:42:59 PM

Quote from: OgNasty on July 26, 2022, 06:33:20 PM

It pains me to bump this thread again... It really does... I read an article today though that says McGregor and Mayweather are currently in talks to do a repeat of their last fight. Supposedly they're arguing now over what the rules would be. Dana White recently said that he wouldn't sign off that fight, but money talks and I'm sure he says that every time he would have to go into a negotiation like that. It sounds like a fight is making progress though, which is confusing because McGregor said that his return would be in the octagon not the square.

As usual, these fellas need to set up something just to fill their pockets once again on simply showing off some jabs and running and viola... Easy millions.

Just snipping out something from this article.
Mayweather has reportedly offered McGregor $157.9million (£131.5m) for the rematch and is said to be willing to put his unbeaten professional record on the line.

https://www.sportbible.com/boxing/conor-mcgregor-floyd-mayweather-rematch-20220726

For Dana, when the money involved is something that cant really be ignored then i wont really be surprised if he would be signing up.

Mayweather putting his professional record on the line? I think that is not possible, Mayweather is quite sensitive in protecting and preserving his record. Although their first encounter was added to his professional record which he retires officially after the said fight but he also said that he won't be putting his record anymore to his next bouts if he will have any.

But if it's boxing, I don't have some doubts that he can still maintain his record while also adding up to it because he have the edge compared to McGregor who is just trained to exhaust his gas and energy in mere 4 rounds so it's quite easy to say that Mayweather will still win.

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Quote from: OgNasty on July 26, 2022, 06:33:20 PM

It pains me to bump this thread again... It really does... I read an article today though that says McGregor and Mayweather are currently in talks to do a repeat of their last fight. Supposedly they're arguing now over what the rules would be. Dana White recently said that he wouldn't sign off that fight, but money talks and I'm sure he says that every time he would have to go into a negotiation like that. It sounds like a fight is making progress though, which is confusing because McGregor said that his return would be in the octagon not the square.

I thought so too, McGregor named Kamaru Usman to be his preferred first opponent and fight when he returns from the injury he obtained against Poirier but Usman said that he will only agree to fight McGregor on a title shot under one condition and that is to defeat Nate Diaz first. So now, I'm quite confused why McGregor and Mayweather is now having some talks for their rematch and I don't think McGregor will get Dana White's blessing for it.

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Quote from: dunfida on July 26, 2022, 06:42:59 PM

Quote from: OgNasty on July 26, 2022, 06:33:20 PM

It pains me to bump this thread again... It really does... I read an article today though that says McGregor and Mayweather are currently in talks to do a repeat of their last fight. Supposedly they're arguing now over what the rules would be. Dana White recently said that he wouldn't sign off that fight, but money talks and I'm sure he says that every time he would have to go into a negotiation like that. It sounds like a fight is making progress though, which is confusing because McGregor said that his return would be in the octagon not the square.

As usual, these fellas need to set up something just to fill their pockets once again on simply showing off some jabs and running and viola... Easy millions.

Just snipping out something from this article.
Mayweather has reportedly offered McGregor $157.9million (£131.5m) for the rematch and is said to be willing to put his unbeaten professional record on the line.

https://www.sportbible.com/boxing/conor-mcgregor-floyd-mayweather-rematch-20220726

For Dana, when the money involved is something that cant really be ignored then i wont really be surprised if he would be signing up.

I disagree. Uncle Dana has already mentioned many times that he does not want to be involved in promoting UFC fighters in boxing anymore. He certainly made money in Conor versus Floyd Mayweather, however, Conor lost the fight and this reduced the UFC's branding. Francis Ngannou wanted to fight Tyson Fury, Dana said no. Kamaru Usman wanted to box versus Canelo, Dana also said no.

Lock this thread.

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Quote from: ChiBitCTy on July 26, 2022, 09:43:59 PM

Quote from: OgNasty on July 26, 2022, 06:33:20 PM

It pains me to bump this thread again... It really does... I read an article today though that says McGregor and Mayweather are currently in talks to do a repeat of their last fight. Supposedly they're arguing now over what the rules would be. Dana White recently said that he wouldn't sign off that fight, but money talks and I'm sure he says that every time he would have to go into a negotiation like that. It sounds like a fight is making progress though, which is confusing because McGregor said that his return would be in the octagon not the square.

Yeah like you said at the end of the day money talks. I think the one issue for those fans that are really wanting to see this fight happen is that these two dudes have the name and staying power where neither could fight for 5-10 years and then all of a sudden want to and they’d likely still draw a ton of attention, so there’s probably no real rush for either one. Maybe I’m wrong but I don’t see it

Correct, it's all about the money in the end. Although Dana might not agree in the beginning, but if Conor insists to fight Floyd because of the guarantee purse then I don't think he can stop it. Besides, he can also make money out of it right? So for sure, this might happen if the news is true and that Floyd is willing to offer that kind of money to Conor because he can't refuse that.

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Quote from: TravelMug on July 26, 2022, 09:24:23 PM

Quote from: dunfida on July 26, 2022, 06:42:59 PM

Quote from: OgNasty on July 26, 2022, 06:33:20 PM

It pains me to bump this thread again... It really does... I read an article today though that says McGregor and Mayweather are currently in talks to do a repeat of their last fight. Supposedly they're arguing now over what the rules would be. Dana White recently said that he wouldn't sign off that fight, but money talks and I'm sure he says that every time he would have to go into a negotiation like that. It sounds like a fight is making progress though, which is confusing because McGregor said that his return would be in the octagon not the square.

As usual, these fellas need to set up something just to fill their pockets once again on simply showing off some jabs and running and viola... Easy millions.

Just snipping out something from this article.
Mayweather has reportedly offered McGregor $157.9million (£131.5m) for the rematch and is said to be willing to put his unbeaten professional record on the line.

https://www.sportbible.com/boxing/conor-mcgregor-floyd-mayweather-rematch-20220726

For Dana, when the money involved is something that cant really be ignored then i wont really be surprised if he would be signing up.

Just the numbers though, I mean their sources tell the exact figures?

In any case though, we all know that boxing or combat sports at least is a billion dollar business. These people are going to see huge amount of money. So I wouldn't be surprised to see the rematch. As you have said, millions specially for Conor. I mean he is living a lavish lifestyle and somewhat this super athletes needed more to continue with their life situation for them and their families. Even Manny has a fight with some South Korean youtuber.

I was bit curiouse about that MP vs some youtuber and it turns out to be a charity match.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVYHMCYaSuc

Well, its neither those amounts generated would be putted up into the real cause or would be taking huge percentage out of it for some income. Cheesy

(Sorry for this OT)
Overall, this is business and neither an official or exhibition then the money that could be earn would be always the main thing.

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Quote from: OgNasty on July 26, 2022, 06:33:20 PM

It pains me to bump this thread again... It really does... I read an article today though that says McGregor and Mayweather are currently in talks to do a repeat of their last fight. Supposedly they're arguing now over what the rules would be. Dana White recently said that he wouldn't sign off that fight, but money talks and I'm sure he says that every time he would have to go into a negotiation like that. It sounds like a fight is making progress though, which is confusing because McGregor said that his return would be in the octagon not the square.

Yeah like you said at the end of the day money talks. I think the one issue for those fans that are really wanting to see this fight happen is that these two dudes have the name and staying power where neither could fight for 5-10 years and then all of a sudden want to and they’d likely still draw a ton of attention, so there’s probably no real rush for either one. Maybe I’m wrong but I don’t see it

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Quote from: dunfida on July 26, 2022, 06:42:59 PM

Quote from: OgNasty on July 26, 2022, 06:33:20 PM

It pains me to bump this thread again... It really does... I read an article today though that says McGregor and Mayweather are currently in talks to do a repeat of their last fight. Supposedly they're arguing now over what the rules would be. Dana White recently said that he wouldn't sign off that fight, but money talks and I'm sure he says that every time he would have to go into a negotiation like that. It sounds like a fight is making progress though, which is confusing because McGregor said that his return would be in the octagon not the square.

As usual, these fellas need to set up something just to fill their pockets once again on simply showing off some jabs and running and viola... Easy millions.

Just snipping out something from this article.
Mayweather has reportedly offered McGregor $157.9million (£131.5m) for the rematch and is said to be willing to put his unbeaten professional record on the line.

https://www.sportbible.com/boxing/conor-mcgregor-floyd-mayweather-rematch-20220726

For Dana, when the money involved is something that cant really be ignored then i wont really be surprised if he would be signing up.

Just the numbers though, I mean their sources tell the exact figures?

In any case though, we all know that boxing or combat sports at least is a billion dollar business. These people are going to see huge amount of money. So I wouldn't be surprised to see the rematch. As you have said, millions specially for Conor. I mean he is living a lavish lifestyle and somewhat this super athletes needed more to continue with their life situation for them and their families. Even Manny has a fight with some South Korean youtuber.

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Quote from: OgNasty on July 26, 2022, 06:33:20 PM

It pains me to bump this thread again... It really does... I read an article today though that says McGregor and Mayweather are currently in talks to do a repeat of their last fight. Supposedly they're arguing now over what the rules would be. Dana White recently said that he wouldn't sign off that fight, but money talks and I'm sure he says that every time he would have to go into a negotiation like that. It sounds like a fight is making progress though, which is confusing because McGregor said that his return would be in the octagon not the square.

As usual, these fellas need to set up something just to fill their pockets once again on simply showing off some jabs and running and viola... Easy millions.

Just snipping out something from this article.
Mayweather has reportedly offered McGregor $157.9million (£131.5m) for the rematch and is said to be willing to put his unbeaten professional record on the line.

https://www.sportbible.com/boxing/conor-mcgregor-floyd-mayweather-rematch-20220726

For Dana, when the money involved is something that cant really be ignored then i wont really be surprised if he would be signing up.

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It pains me to bump this thread again... It really does... I read an article today though that says McGregor and Mayweather are currently in talks to do a repeat of their last fight. Supposedly they're arguing now over what the rules would be. Dana White recently said that he wouldn't sign off that fight, but money talks and I'm sure he says that every time he would have to go into a negotiation like that. It sounds like a fight is making progress though, which is confusing because McGregor said that his return would be in the octagon not the square.

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Thread is alive again? Anticipating for the Mayweather vs McGregor inside the octagon? This 2 guys will just dance around and laugh their way to the bank. They are just cashing in on boths popularity and not for the sport specially Mayweather, this guy just want to squeeze every centavo that he can get until he see there no more interest on any of his fights.

Topic: Mayweather Vs McGregor: Info and prediction thread (Read 11700 times)