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  • #11
    Originally posted by FinitoxDinamita View Post
    ****** fkin question. Did your ball sacks drop yet?
    Are you on your period b1tch? Did my question hurt ur pussie?
    Last edited by El JACKAL; 12-04-2016, 03:14 PM.

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    • #12
      Originally posted by //// View Post
      Teenage girls who don't watch sports know who Mcgregor is.

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      • #13
        Originally posted by Eff Pandas View Post
        ****** f#cking question for sure.

        Its not even something you can directly compare cuz while Conor does have room to grow MMA lifespans are shorter & different than boxing lifespans. In boxing once you're famous your famous to some extent. Meanwhile Anthony Pettis who made it onto the Wheaties box one year is mostly doing co-main events the next year. MMA is unforgiving & the caliber of opposition you fight is higher & riskier.
        Why don't you answer the question instead of making excuses like a sensitive weak ass f1omo?

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        • #14
          Definitely.

          But will McGregor reach the heights Floyd did in his 30's?

          Doubt it.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by Jamee View Post
            Conor Mcgregor is only 28 years old, Floyd may have made more money but Mcgregor still has plenty of room to grow.

            Will Mcgregor ever surpass Floyd in PPV sales and revenue?
            Ask again in two years
            Then it will be is our latest UFC star bigger than floyd

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            • #16
              He will never be a super star like boxer, once he loses to a Khabib he will lose a his hype.

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              • #17
                Yes. Floyd wasn't a "bad guy" when he was 28.

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                • #18
                  This thread will trigger the groupies

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                  • #19
                    ... except that he doesn't have a ways to go

                    Even under the rosiest of projections (the UFC doesn't release the actual numbers on anything they don't have to), McGregor's current take on his fights is on the short side of an 80-20 split with the UFC.

                    Floyd, at the age of 28, just made over $3m to fight Arturo Gatti (and the fighters seemingly walking away with the lion's share of a 70-30 split on the fight), with Floyd basically looking at north or 80-20 splits on fights for the rest of his career.

                    McGregor likely gets no bigger than he is right now (unless the UFC actually decides to give him a stake in his fights)

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by IronDanHamza View Post
                      Definitely.

                      But will McGregor reach the heights Floyd did in his 30's?

                      Doubt it.
                      in terms of popularity maybe but that's it, no MMA fighter will ever surpass floyd,

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