Conor McGregor Making Headlines on ESPN

One of the headlines on the homepage of ESPN this morning is: 'McGregor: UFC nixed Logan Paul boxing match'

We don't believe for a second that India offered a purse of $500 million to Conor McGregor and Logan Paul for a fight in India as part of a "Visit India" campaign.

Saudi Arabia pays WWE $50 million per event which means they have spent $600 million total since 2018 to host twelve events including events that have featured Logan Paul.

Why spend $500 million on one bout when Conor might knock Logan out in a few seconds?

There was never going to be a fight in India.

According to ESPN, "McGregor, who has repeatedly insisted he will return to MMA, said he still intends to pursue a boxing event against Paul. McGregor and the Paul brothers -- Logan and his brother, professional boxer Jake -- crossed paths at the presidential inauguration of Donald Trump on Monday." Click here to read the ESPN article!

There is definitely going to be a fight between Conor McGregor and Logan Paul, but it won't happen in India.

You have no idea how huge John Kavanagh's Mixed Martial Arts Group (NYSE: MMA) is about to become with the backing of Conor McGregor the biggest draw in the history of combat sports!

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