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I don't expect to see him fight again this year, especially with Dana already saying that he won't be on the New York show.
Conor's only remaining play is to wait the UFC out by taking the rest of 2016 off, then the UFC can take stock of just how much money they have left on the table by getting into a needless and childish pissing match.
Sure they have Conor's 1.5m buys from 196 and the guaranteed big shows from 200 and the new York show.
But if I was a stakeholder I would not be happy with the petty short-sightedness of this decision.
Conor comes across to me as a very stubborn man, no way he just eats this outcome and gets back in line without trying to re-establishing his leverage.
Conor's only remaining play is to wait the UFC out by taking the rest of 2016 off, then the UFC can take stock of just how much money they have left on the table by getting into a needless and childish pissing match.
Sure they have Conor's 1.5m buys from 196 and the guaranteed big shows from 200 and the new York show.
But if I was a stakeholder I would not be happy with the petty short-sightedness of this decision.
Conor comes across to me as a very stubborn man, no way he just eats this outcome and gets back in line without trying to re-establishing his leverage.