bret69 wrote: » Just booked Vegas for Conor's fight! Staying at the MGM too. Will be amazing to be there & to see Jones v Gus 2 as well.
PADRAIC.M wrote: » Flights expensive?
bret69 wrote: » Just booked Vegas for Conor's fight! Staying at the MGM too.Will be amazing to be there & to see Jones v Gus 2 as well.
El Guapo! wrote: » Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but.......http://m.uk.ufc.com/news/Jones-Gustafsson-2-Postponed-DC-gets-Title-Shot
LordChessington wrote: » Hmm, now I'm confused. Looks like top half is overall but bottom half is UFC. I'm in Vegas in September, albeit 3 weeks before this. Shame, as this would have been awesome.
Ah noooooo!!
MagicIRL wrote: » I really like D.C. - Comes across like an absolute character.
Lyaiera wrote: » Conor McGregor's just got a book deal off the back of Saturday's performance. http://www.gillmacmillanbooks.ie/dear-reader/blog/2014/07/24/press-release-conor-mcgregor-signs-book-deal-with-gill--macmillan-books
No mention of who is writing it for him.
begood20000 wrote: » Where did you book it? On ebookers the flights and staying in the MGM are both coming in at €985.98 for Thursday 25th - Monday 29th
DrPhilG wrote: » Don't stay in the mgm. It's not a particularly swanky hotel. Luxor for the same 4 nights would cost you about €150 and it's only over the road.
MrStuffins wrote: » I'd say that it's not only a deal to have him write a book right now (which will sell big because of his popularity a the moment) but it's also a way for Gill & McM to grab him now before he potentially becomes world champ and is a household name!
markcahill1985 wrote: » Christ bit ridiculous him writing a book now, like a footballer who writes one after a couple of half decent seasons, surely save it for when your career is over and you actually have more than 3-4 stories to tell. Big Conor fan by the way, not having a go at him, if your being offered money to do this sort of thing then go for it but it annoys me.
MagicIRL wrote: » As a lad who held two world titles in Cage Warriors, at two different weight classes, and was the first Irishman to sign for the UFC and win and as the first Irishman to headline a UFC event, I think his book will be great. Regardless of competition, being a world champion is something you should be proud of. I would love to read about that journey to both those CW belts, and embarking in to the UFC. And if he makes a few bob from it as well, fair play. Seems the lad can't put a foot right for some people. But then again, I'm sure he's truly bothered by those behind the keyboards!
srumball wrote: » Was Tom "TheTank" Egan not the first Irish man in the UFC?
MagicIRL wrote: » G'wan and read it again. First Irish man to sign for the UFC and win. I'll wait for ya.
srumball wrote: » Check and mate