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Two More Mayweather vs. McGregor Events Left

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Then all we have to do is wait for August 26.

Outside of a few different jabs, the rhetoric has been pretty much the same.

They have told each other what to do, and where to go and how to get there.

"F-you!" is a popular one between the two, more so from McGregor but that doesn't mean it isn't fun to watch. However, at the end of the day, this is a boxing match, and the boxer will likely win. It is not a fight in the sense of the word as we know it today and the difference between a fight and a boxing match are two different things.

It was brought up during the first two press events so far so it should make for an interesting conversation after today's presser in New York. If you want to hear more about fight vs. boxing subject you can listen to that below:


The truth is, when this thing is over both men are walking away with a lot of money. Are there any losers here?

After today the final one is in the UK, here's the info we have on that from the UFC's website:

 FRIDAY, JULY 14        
LONDON                
The SSE Arena, Wembley
5 p.m. BST - Doors Open to the Public
5 p.m. BST – Fighters/Media Only Availability
6 p.m. BST - Pre-Show Begins In Arena
7 p.m. BST – Live Show
Fan Entry: Ticket information is forthcoming

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