Conor McGregor's (3) 2016 PPVs did more buys than all 2017 UFC PPVs combined

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Conor McGregor PPV in 2016

  • 08/20/2016 - UFC 202 - McGregor v Diaz II - 1,650,000
  • 03/05/2016 - UFC 196 - McGregor vs Diaz - 1,317,000
  • 11/12/2016 - UFC 205 - McGregor v Alvarez - 1,300,000

UFC PPV in 2017
  • 11/04/2017 - UFC 217 - Bisping v GSP - 875,000
  • 07/29/2017 - UFC 214 - Cormier v Jones II - 850,000
  • 03/04/2017 - UFC 209 - Woodley v Thompson II - 300,000
  • 04/08/2017 - UFC 210 - Cormier v Johnson II - 300,000
  • 05/13/2017 - UFC 211 - Miocic v JDS II - 300,000
  • 12/02/2017 - UFC 218 - Holloway v Aldo II - 230,000
  • 02/11/2017 - UFC 208 - Holm v de Randamie - 200,000
  • 06/03/2017 - UFC 212 - Aldo v Holloway - 167,000
  • 07/08/2017 - UFC 213 - Romero v Whittaker - 150,000
  • 06/24/2017 - Bellator 180 - Sonnen vs W. Silva - 130,000
  • 10/07/2017 - UFC 216 - Ferguson v Lee - 120,000
  • 09/09/2017 - UFC 215 - Nunes v Shevchenko II - 100,000
Then he broke the global PPV record in 2017

Conor McGregor is the first MMA fighter to make $100,000,000M in MMA

Most hardcore MMA fans wants fighters to be paid more

Except when it's the biggest meteoric rise in combat sports history - Conor McGregor

It's bizarre how some SherDorks think the biggest star in the history of MMA isn't entitled to taking a break during contract negotiations. Boxers with fair revenue share would retire their grandchildren from fighting Conor McGregor once.

If Conor was a boxer, he'd likely clear 9 figures in less than half the fights of his current 8 fight UFC contract. Reebok gets away with murder by paying him $40, 000 / fight to sponsor him.

Conor's biggest reported UFC payday is less than $4 million at UFC 205

There's a strong argument that Conor is one of the most underpaid fighters in the UFC

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they some over exaggerated figures

mystic UL has spoken
 

Conor McGregor PPV in 2016
  • 08/20/2016 - UFC 202 - McGregor v Diaz II - 1,650,000
  • 03/05/2016 - UFC 196 - McGregor vs Diaz - 1,317,000
  • 11/12/2016 - UFC 205 - McGregor v Alvarez - 1,300,000
UFC PPV in 2017
  • 11/04/2017 - UFC 217 - Bisping v GSP - 875,000
  • 07/29/2017 - UFC 214 - Cormier v Jones II - 850,000
  • 03/04/2017 - UFC 209 - Woodley v Thompson II - 300,000
  • 04/08/2017 - UFC 210 - Cormier v Johnson II - 300,000
  • 05/13/2017 - UFC 211 - Miocic v JDS II - 300,000
  • 12/02/2017 - UFC 218 - Holloway v Aldo II - 230,000
  • 02/11/2017 - UFC 208 - Holm v de Randamie - 200,000
  • 06/03/2017 - UFC 212 - Aldo v Holloway - 167,000
  • 07/08/2017 - UFC 213 - Romero v Whittaker - 150,000
  • 06/24/2017 - Bellator 180 - Sonnen vs W. Silva - 130,000
  • 10/07/2017 - UFC 216 - Ferguson v Lee - 120,000
  • 09/09/2017 - UFC 215 - Nunes v Shevchenko II - 100,000
Then he broke the global PPV record in 2017

Conor McGregor is the first MMA fighter to make $100,000,000M in MMA

Most hardcore MMA fans wants fighters to be paid more

Except when it's the biggest meteoric rise in combat sports history - Conor McGregor

It's bizarre how some SherDorks think the biggest star in the history of MMA isn't entitled to taking a break during contract negotiations. Boxers with fair revenue share would retire their grandchildren from fighting Conor McGregor once.

If Conor was a boxer, he'd likely clear 9 figures in less than half the fights of his current 8 fight UFC contract. Reebok gets away with murder by paying him $40, 000 / fight to sponsor him.

Conor's biggest reported UFC payday is less than $4 million at UFC 205

There's a strong argument that Conor is one of the most underpaid fighters in the UFC

DSjbwkwXkAELUQ3.jpg

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Too bad he doesn't fight anymore...strip the Duck already.
 
Why do fans care about numbers and money so much?!??!!

You don't get any and it makes no difference to our viewing experience. Holy FUCK Dana has a lot of you hypnotized.
 
202 was Nate Diaz's PPV, not Conor's. Nate was the A side.

Eat that, Mcnutgobblers!
 

Conor McGregor PPV in 2016
  • 08/20/2016 - UFC 202 - McGregor v Diaz II - 1,650,000
  • 03/05/2016 - UFC 196 - McGregor vs Diaz - 1,317,000
  • 11/12/2016 - UFC 205 - McGregor v Alvarez - 1,300,000
UFC PPV in 2017
  • 11/04/2017 - UFC 217 - Bisping v GSP - 875,000
  • 07/29/2017 - UFC 214 - Cormier v Jones II - 850,000
  • 03/04/2017 - UFC 209 - Woodley v Thompson II - 300,000
  • 04/08/2017 - UFC 210 - Cormier v Johnson II - 300,000
  • 05/13/2017 - UFC 211 - Miocic v JDS II - 300,000
  • 12/02/2017 - UFC 218 - Holloway v Aldo II - 230,000
  • 02/11/2017 - UFC 208 - Holm v de Randamie - 200,000
  • 06/03/2017 - UFC 212 - Aldo v Holloway - 167,000
  • 07/08/2017 - UFC 213 - Romero v Whittaker - 150,000
  • 06/24/2017 - Bellator 180 - Sonnen vs W. Silva - 130,000
  • 10/07/2017 - UFC 216 - Ferguson v Lee - 120,000
  • 09/09/2017 - UFC 215 - Nunes v Shevchenko II - 100,000
Then he broke the global PPV record in 2017

Conor McGregor is the first MMA fighter to make $100,000,000M in MMA

Most hardcore MMA fans wants fighters to be paid more

Except when it's the biggest meteoric rise in combat sports history - Conor McGregor

It's bizarre how some SherDorks think the biggest star in the history of MMA isn't entitled to taking a break during contract negotiations. Boxers with fair revenue share would retire their grandchildren from fighting Conor McGregor once.

If Conor was a boxer, he'd likely clear 9 figures in less than half the fights of his current 8 fight UFC contract. Reebok gets away with murder by paying him $40, 000 / fight to sponsor him.

Conor's biggest reported UFC payday is less than $4 million at UFC 205

There's a strong argument that Conor is one of the most underpaid fighters in the UFC

DSjbwkwXkAELUQ3.jpg
............. he doesn't get that 100 mill boxing fight if it wasn't for MMA/UFC.
 
202 was Nate Diaz's PPV, not Conor's. Nate was the A side.

Eat that, Mcnutgobblers!
Nate was proven to be the better fighter at UFC 196 but that doesn't correlate with him being the A side financially speaking.
 
If Conor was a boxer, he'd likely clear 9 figures in less than half the fights of his current 8 fight UFC contract. Reebok gets away with murder by paying him $40, 000 / fight to sponsor him.

Conor's biggest reported UFC payday is less than $4 million at UFC 205

There's a strong argument that Conor is one of the most underpaid fighters in the UFC

DSjbwkwXkAELUQ3.jpg

If Conor was a boxer he'd still be on welfare
 

Conor McGregor PPV in 2016
  • 08/20/2016 - UFC 202 - McGregor v Diaz II - 1,650,000
  • 03/05/2016 - UFC 196 - McGregor vs Diaz - 1,317,000
  • 11/12/2016 - UFC 205 - McGregor v Alvarez - 1,300,000
UFC PPV in 2017
  • 11/04/2017 - UFC 217 - Bisping v GSP - 875,000
  • 07/29/2017 - UFC 214 - Cormier v Jones II - 850,000
  • 03/04/2017 - UFC 209 - Woodley v Thompson II - 300,000
  • 04/08/2017 - UFC 210 - Cormier v Johnson II - 300,000
  • 05/13/2017 - UFC 211 - Miocic v JDS II - 300,000
  • 12/02/2017 - UFC 218 - Holloway v Aldo II - 230,000
  • 02/11/2017 - UFC 208 - Holm v de Randamie - 200,000
  • 06/03/2017 - UFC 212 - Aldo v Holloway - 167,000
  • 07/08/2017 - UFC 213 - Romero v Whittaker - 150,000
  • 06/24/2017 - Bellator 180 - Sonnen vs W. Silva - 130,000
  • 10/07/2017 - UFC 216 - Ferguson v Lee - 120,000
  • 09/09/2017 - UFC 215 - Nunes v Shevchenko II - 100,000
Then he broke the global PPV record in 2017

Conor McGregor is the first MMA fighter to make $100,000,000M in MMA

Most hardcore MMA fans wants fighters to be paid more

Except when it's the biggest meteoric rise in combat sports history - Conor McGregor

It's bizarre how some SherDorks think the biggest star in the history of MMA isn't entitled to taking a break during contract negotiations. Boxers with fair revenue share would retire their grandchildren from fighting Conor McGregor once.

If Conor was a boxer, he'd likely clear 9 figures in less than half the fights of his current 8 fight UFC contract. Reebok gets away with murder by paying him $40, 000 / fight to sponsor him.

Conor's biggest reported UFC payday is less than $4 million at UFC 205

There's a strong argument that Conor is one of the most underpaid fighters in the UFC

DSjbwkwXkAELUQ3.jpg


Conor's one PPV in 2017 did more too.
 
............. he doesn't get that 100 mill boxing fight if it wasn't for MMA/UFC.
he doesn't get that 100mil boxing fight if his mother didn't give birth to him so what is your point, he put himself in that spot to get the fight, he took the opportunities that the UFC gives him and so he got the fight.
 
Nate was proven to be the better fighter at UFC 196 but that doesn't correlate with him being the A side financially speaking.

196 does 700k buys if McGregor fought RDA.

205 was selling over 1 million without Conor

202 sold the way it did because of Diaz, not Conor
 
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