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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
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