By giving him $100m and letting him think he's so indestructibly rich.Floyd ruined him.
By giving him $100m and letting him think he's so indestructibly rich.Floyd ruined him.
EXACTLY.By giving him $100m and letting him think he's so indestructibly rich.
Nope, that was the Gilligan gang, probably the most reviled drugs gang to ever emerge in Ireland.I watched the film Veronica Guerin a few years back. Was it the Kinahans that killed her ?
A bigtime gangster hangout ain't the kinda place people will be filming stuff or would want to, I imagine.the incident in the bar, I've read a few articles, even one in the Daily Mail. The one thing I am finding surprising is that there doesn't seem to be any video footage of it either from the bar or from peoples mobiles. in this day and age that is weird.Someone has a pic of him in the bar and that is it.Seeing Conor throwing digs in a pub fight would get some local a few euros from a tabloid
He is, but he’s a funny fecker and fair play to him for getting where he is.He’s a complete wanker in my opinion.
He didn’t post it though and its not as though hes shagging her in the photo...I wouldn't call disrespecting the mother of your child, somebody who stood by you when you hadn't a pot to piss in, 'funny'.
He's a Grade A gobshite and an embarrassment to himself.
Meh. I don’t find him that funny to be honest. And you can say that for just about every dickhead celebrity.He is, but he’s a funny fecker and fair play to him for getting where he is.
Is there some seriousness to those claims in Ireland then that he's in pretty deep? I had assumed that that was just noise from the press.Conor reminds me of the final scenes in Scarface. He's living 'the life' that will end him sooner rather than later, and if not him, he's going to get members of his family who live in Ireland in some serious bother.
At the rate he's going, he'll be useless if he ever does fight again, too.
Yeah seemingly so, he gave one of the Kinahans an awful beating in the bar, that part is true at least.Is there some seriousness to those claims in Ireland then that he's in pretty deep? I had assumed that that was just noise from the press.
He's been acting wild for a while now to the point where it doesn't look like an act or him putting on a show to keep his name in the spotlight.Is there some seriousness to those claims in Ireland then that he's in pretty deep? I had assumed that that was just noise from the press.
Knowing her from before she was famous her reputation is every bit deserved. Her posting that means nothing more than she wants attention from it.To be fair it is Rita Ora who posted that picture and if you look at her Twitter they are at a Versace event with a few others on the same table. If anything it poor form from Rita Ora, doesn’t help her reputation.
That's a scary thought - He has been portrayed as the kid who had nothing and now has the world at his feet - people wanted to buy into that. As much as some people love the bravado and ballsiness of the "persona" its a rag to riches story as good as any in sport and people love that stuff as they've dreamt of achieving similar.He's been acting wild for a while now to the point where it doesn't look like an act or him putting on a show to keep his name in the spotlight.
The talk of him being coked up has been going on for quite some time, but he's now acting like someone who is off his tits and feels like he's invincible.
This thing he's supposedly got himself involved in. You'd think his PR team would be working hard to shut all reports besmirching his name down and release statements via social media protecting him.
There's 'notorious' and there's crossing a line. Organised crime and this level of infamy you don't use to raise your profile - even bringing such people into the public eye would be an incredibly stupid thing to do.
I've not paid much attention to him since he won the lottery and got the Mayweather money. Then he popped up at that Bellator fight and ran in the octagon, which I thought was just a publicity stunt, but now I'm not so sure as he's seemingly getting wilder with his antics and now this stuff about Dublin is everywhere, too, like it's a fact.That's a scary thought - He has been portrayed as the kid who had nothing and now has the world at his feet - people wanted to buy into that. As much as some people love the bravado and ballsiness of the "persona" its a rag to riches story as good as any in sport and people love that stuff as they've dreamt of achieving similar.
Crazy that he could be on the cusp of throwing it all away now by getting in with folk that would quickly want to make an example of him if he oversteps the line.
Meh. I don’t find him that funny to be honest. And you can say that for just about every dickhead celebrity.
Katie Hopkins? Fair play to her.
Piers Morgan? Fair play to him.
I could go on and on.
I’m Irish myself and the way everyone seems to worship McGregor makes me a bit sick to be honest. I’ll give him credit for winning the titles but he’s never defended them and it doesn’t look like he’s ever gonna. I reckon he’s afraid of Kabib and Holloway. But why should he be? If they beat him, he’ll just get a rematch two months later and get a win on decisions so Dana can milk his cashcow some more.
Aldo never got his rematch against Conor. So why did Conor get his rematch against Diaz?
I don't think Dana would allow a Khabib v Conor fight for the reasons you said above - Khabib may not make weight or back out due to injury, at which point Dana and Zuffa would be out millions in marketing costs and potential PPV dollars. Can't take that sort of risk with your number one star and those who pay to come see him LIVE. If Khabib shows up and beats Barboza later this month, then that will put a bit more pressure on Dana to entertain a Conor fight at some point, provided Conor fights Ferguson first.Why should Khabib get a fight with Conor? He's in a division with an interim champion who would be next in line. McGregor said himself he's not bothered about fighting Khabib but he can't rely on him cos he has had his share of injuries and fitness troubles and it's right. I doubt him or the UFC want another Aldo situation where they hype a fight loads and then the fighter gets injured. Khabib has fought twice in 3 years, that's shocking and in no way deserves any title shot. He's also fought Holloway so I don't know why hed be that scared of him, a rematch has only really been mentioned since last weekends fights. Hardly like Holloway was calling him out.
I think everyone always knew he was a cnut. When sports people are good at their sport though, they have lots of excuses made for them and blind eyes turned. The second they stop competing, the excuses dry up and the motivation for defending the person subsides.I find it so funny that these people who are massive fans of McGregor, don't understand they had the wool pulled over them. I believe what you see now is the real McGregor, from what I've heard he was like this before the fame and money.
Indeed. Plus in terms of the leeway the UFC gives McGregor, I think allowing him to avoid injury-prone fighters is the most justifiable. Whatever else we might say about McGregor, he has been very willing to take replacement fights throughout his career. Given how much he puts into promoting his fights, I think it is entirely legitimate for him to have serious doubts about committing to a Khabib fight.I don't think Dana would allow a Khabib v Conor fight for the reasons you said above - Khabib may not make weight or back out due to injury, at which point Dana and Zuffa would be out millions in marketing costs and potential PPV dollars. Can't take that sort of risk with your number one star and those who pay to come see him LIVE. If Khabib shows up and beats Barboza later this month, then that will put a bit more pressure on Dana to entertain a Conor fight at some point, provided Conor fights Ferguson first.
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Not sure that'll go down well
What incentive does Conor have to return to MMA when he can box or twice the money ?I do think this is overblown.
He was always friends with these people so its not Conor going off the rails but showing him as he is on the rails I guess?
Also Tony has had elbow surgery and hinted at the Conor fight in March (maybe?) when he returns.
There was a bit of teasing about it a few months ago so the timeline matches the radio silence since then. It now seems it was Tony who had to put this back.
Its a two way street. On the surface, another boxing match for Conor seems silly. But when you look at it financially, it makes a lot of sense. Boxers know they can make a massive pay day by fighting Conor, which is precisely why Malignaggi and Pacquiao are trying to arrange it. Its basically a 12 round exhibition for $50m. Easy money.but who though? I don't think that trick works twice.
I don't believe a word of this Manny fight tbh.
I think he'll get back to strengthen his position for a share of the company. Long term that'll pay more than any boxing match.
If Conor can get 100m from fighting Floyd, he could probably make 30m or so for fighting the likes of Pacquiao. That's still significantly more than going back to the UFC@Raoul
But Manny is broken down, he's fighting in Australia for little money.
The whole freakshow element is gone. I just can't see who buys it.
It can't be 50 million, he'll be lucky to get 20m, if that.
Remember that Mayweather fight got a shit tonne of criticism after the fact and that carries over.
Now Joshua v Ngganou on the other hand..
If Conor can get 100m from fighting Floyd, he could probably make 30m or so for fighting the likes of Pacquiao. That's still significantly more than going back to the UFC
I doubt that's the case. If true, he wouldn't be allowed to return to UFC either, which is obviously not the case.Cant see it happening rumours he suffered minor brain damage in the mayweather fight.Would struggle to be allowed to fight again if true
Ftfy.Cant see it happening, rumours he suffers from brain issues in the general.
Enough brains to be sitting on more money than we’ll ever make in our lifetimes!Ftfy.
No one outside of hardcore MMA fans knows who Ngganou is.@Raoul
But Manny is broken down, he's fighting in Australia for little money.
The whole freakshow element is gone. I just can't see who buys it.
It can't be 50 million, he'll be lucky to get 20m, if that.
Remember that Mayweather fight got a shit tonne of criticism after the fact and that carries over.
Now Joshua v Ngganou on the other hand..
Let’s not put his success down to his brains. He’s an elite fighter with Irish banter, if he didn’t have smart people around him he’d have gone nowhere.Enough brains to be sitting on more money than we’ll ever make in our lifetimes!