Comments Thread For: Conor McGregor Applies For Boxing License, Confirms NSAC Head

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As previously reported on krikya360.com, UFC superstar Conor McGregor told TheMacLife.com that he has signed a contract to face Floyd Mayweather Jr in the boxing ring. McGregor's signature represents the most significant step yet in the negotiations to make the so-called "Billion-Dollar Fight" a reality, after speculations first spread a year ago.
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[Pigeons]

****'s about to get crazy!

Men lie, women lie, numbers don't lie. Money May all day baby!

[MrRolltide91]

Of course...

[OctoberRed]

Mayweather TKO2

[MoneyLarry]

Super easy win for Mayweather. This fight is a joke

[MisanthropicNY]

I want to see the fight! I don't give a **** if it's not competitive. The build up and press conferences will be classic.

[puroylan]

One thing for sure, The Notorious will win the press conferences and face off. LOL!

[Jsmooth9876]

The head of the commission took his application, went in the men's room, ejaculated at the thought of the money he was going to make off this fight with a backdoor kickback for sanctioning this debacle of a fight, then happily handed the signed and approved application back to Mcgregor.

[TheFrog]

Mayweather TKO2

The last time Floyd won a fight that early it was at 130 lbs and was 1998.
I agree Floyd should win easily but comments like this are part of why Mayweather doesn't get the respect that he should. Absolutely ridiculous

[lex_fugitive]

I want to see the fight! I don't give a **** if it's not competitive. The build up and press conferences will be classic.

A report Wednesday by SB Nation said representatives of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency saw that Mayweather had taken the IV when they went to collect urine samples from him after the weigh-in. The report said the Mayweather did not receive a formal exemption from the USADA for the IV until three weeks after the fight.
But the USADA said it was aware of the IV prior to it being taken and that the Nevada Athletic Commission and Pacquiao's representatives were notified. In a statement, the agency referred to what it called ''numerous unfounded and false accusations'' in the article, saying they were either a ''genuine misunderstanding of the facts or an intentional desire to mislead.''



Not sure if you are trying to mislead or if you are simply ignorant. Either way, Floyd schooled Pac. Get over it. The excuses have been proven to be excuses.