Deleted User wrote: Why would you say it's the end of his career? Because he is making so much money?
Deleted User wrote: People who chase money never have enough. Especially when you are into luxury clothes, cars, watches etc. A lot of athletes and celebrities forget to pay their taxes and they spend way more than what they really have. Running out of money when you thought you were sorted for life is behind a lot of sporting comebacks.
Deleted User wrote: UFC is always going to be a guaranteed couple of million for him so I see him fighting again in the future.
Charlie Haughy wrote: Funny seeing the smug boxing viewers coming out of the woodwork now, giving sly digs towards MMA and mcgregor, when this is the first time in years that boxing has been relevant.
Rekop dog wrote: You can back Conor at 7/1 with some bookies and lay off at 6's on betfair exchange right now.
Eyes Down Field wrote: » It's a terrible bet at any odds. If you're having a bet go for Mayweather by KO/TKO at odds on 10/11. It's extremely good value.
Rekop dog wrote: Lol, it was an arb there for a while. But they're backing Mayweather in now so it's no longer there.
Eyes Down Field wrote: » Even the 1/10 odds on with Paddy Power for any Mayweather win is good value.
Django99 wrote: » Maybe so but Khabib has never held a belt and it's title fights and contender fights that keep a division moving. Can't have either of those of McGregor is champ. He picks his own sports and opponents based on money, no interest in legitimate sporting accomplishments.
asteroids over berlin wrote: » I am a boxing man, i urge you guys not to support this fight, it is nothing more than a cashcow for both camps and promoters. It is damaging for both sports, there is no way mcgregor will come back to UFC after this, he can sit on his pile of cash or go to hollywoood for a while. Floyd(as is mcgregor) is laughing - easy 100 mill for doing bugger all. Disrespectful to both sets of fans. Don't support it!
GerryDerpy wrote: » #49-1 #DoubtMeNow
asteroids over berlin wrote: » #wake up!
Pac1Man wrote: These 'disrespectful' chants coming from both sides of the fence (but mainly boxing) comes across as very arrogant.
Asus X540L wrote: » If he was training full time that's out and out fraud
Mellor wrote: » How was it fraud? I don't think you understand what training full time means. In case it's not completely obvious, training isn't a job, you don't get paid to train in MMA.
Whelo79 wrote: » Hey Oscar, welcome to boards!
ooter wrote: » Is it true they're going to be wearing 10 oz gloves?
Lucas Hood wrote: » While I don't agree with it being fraud. To claim job seeker benefit you're meant to be free/available to work. College kids don't get dole why they get their education.
Banjaxed82 wrote: » From McGregor's point of view: - gives McGregor a huuuuge pile of cash - increases the McGregor brand massively for the subsequent... - move to Hollywood. Within 5 years he'll be starring in a buddy action/comedy opposite some jackie chan type. I imagine he'll be the next Jason Statham. Can't really act, but is funny, charming, charismatic, good looking and knows how to fight on screen. Find it hard to see him fighting much more in the UFC after this, unless he has some obligatory fight he must do in order to satisfy Dana White for letting him box Floyd.
