Conor McGregor Claims He’ll Earn More Than $100 Million for Floyd Mayweather Bout
Conor McGregor will take Dana White’s $75 million estimate and raise him another $25 million -- at least.
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“Happy Thursday everyone. How’s that 75milli make your stomach feel,” McGregor wrote on Instagram. “It’s actually 100+ milli if we go by the non-conservative numbers the fight will actually do and that’s not including my endorsements and business ventures. 28 years of age. Fresh c---t. Doubt me now.”
White said on Wednesday that he expected to finish McGregor’s
portion of the deal within the next few days. The UFC boss has not
yet met with anyone from Mayweather’s team. As of now, the fight
remains far from a done deal, despite the positive signs of
progress.
“Again, I haven’t gotten into a room with Team Mayweather yet. Who knows?” White said. “We’re good on the Conor side. I need to figure out the Mayweather side, and maybe the Mayweather side can’t be done. I promised Conor I’d do everything I could to make this thing happen, so that’s what I’m gonna do.”
McGregor last appeared at UFC 205 in New York on Nov. 12, when he captured the lightweight belt with a second-round stoppage of Eddie Alvarez. Mayweather ended his retirement in March to pursue a boxing match with McGregor; he last fought in September 2015, taking a unanimous verdict against Andre Berto.
McGregor later posted a video on Instagram offering boxing advice to one of his “proteges,” and he also offered some further thoughts his fighting focus these days.
“The focus has been solely boxing lately but make no mistakes, the kicking and grappling aspects, and everything else got to do with unlimited free fighting, is still very much present in my thoughts,” McGregor said. “Floyd may crap his jocks after all and if so I will go back to true fighting or just pick another boxer like [Manny Pacquiao] or something. But whatever, that's another conversation.”
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