Some two years ago, Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather must have decided to play a game, a zero sum game. They would fight. One man would get credit for doing better than expected and the other would get credit for not being in a boring fight. They would both get rich doing it. They knew this would work, because they knew we would buy it.
Read MoreSomeone famous once sang of New York, “If you could make it there, you could make it anywhere." Apparently, the New York State Athletic Commission decided to put that one to the test in a wild, bizarre few days at UFC 210.
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Conor McGregor has been stripped of the Featherweight title, leaving a paper trail of paper titles. With McGregor having left the Featherweights in disarray, its former king, Jose Aldo, has decided to stay in the division. He shouldn't. He should abandon it. McGregor did and on one seemed to care enough to until now.
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Barely an hour removed from removing Eddie Alvarez’s wits, belt, and pride, McGregor made his boldest statement yet. McGregor wants to be set for life. As in, never having to lift a finger until he’s too old to even capably lift a finger. That doesn’t come working hard to make millions of dollars. It comes from making millions of dollars work for him.
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