Why is Conor McGregor Selling Out the House Before UFC 329?

I will be the first to admit that five years is far too long to spend without the most electric superstar combat sports has ever seen. Like millions of others, I am eagerly awaiting Saturday night.

When the lights drop at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas for UFC 329 on 11 July, and Conor McGregor finally walks out for his highly anticipated rematch against Max Holloway, the atmosphere will be completely unmatched.

We have missed this. We have missed the theater, the left hand, and the pure, unadulterated chaos that only the boy from Crumlin can bring to the Octagon.

But as the initial rush of adrenaline wears off and fight week kicks into high gear, I find myself looking past the training footage and questioning the underlying reality of this comeback.

Conor does not need the money. He hasn’t needed it since he shared a boxing ring with Floyd Mayweather in 2017, and certainly not after cash-outs like Read Entire Article