Conor McGregor Teases Nine-Figure Payday for Potential Logan Paul Fight

The UFC star hints at a blockbuster boxing exhibition in India.

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Conor McGregor might be looking at another enormous payday with a potential boxing match against Logan Paul. Known for making waves in both MMA and boxing, McGregor once earned a massive 100 million dollars for his fight against Floyd Mayweather in 2017. Now, he is hinting at a deal that could bring even bigger numbers.

Conor McGregor Talks About Big Payday in Logan Paul Match

According to reports shared by McGregor’s media platform, The Mac Life, preliminary talks are underway for a match to take place in India. The fight would reportedly be hosted by the wealthy Ambani family, with claims suggesting McGregor and Paul could each earn a staggering 250 million dollars.

Through his platform, McGregor has shared updates about this potential matchup. Sources say that hosting such an event could be India’s way of stepping into the spotlight in the world of global sports. Similar strategies have been used by Saudi Arabia, which has hosted major fights to gain international attention.

However, there may be some challenges along the way. McGregor is still under a contract with the UFC, and any earnings he makes outside of the organization may be subject to their terms. Despite these complications, the idea of this match has generated widespread excitement.

Although no official announcements have been made, the possibility of McGregor facing Paul in the boxing ring has fans buzzing. If it comes together, this could be a monumental event, not just for the fighters but for the sport itself.

For now, the sports world waits to see if this idea becomes a reality or stays as just another rumor.

Published on December 29, 2024 at 7:05 pm
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