Conor McGregor says he’d knock Floyd Mayweather’s head ‘into the bleachers’

“We don’t always get it right”.

While McGreor has relinquished both of his title belts due to extended inactivity, UFC president Dana White still has him under contract, which means that could hold things up before a fight against Mayweather is officially announced. McGregor saw plenty of people protesting Trump getting elected while he was in the city, and the Irishman feels the protesters shouldn’t be placing the blame on politicians. He said: “I feel you’re in charge of your own situation”.

The Irish UFC star has fired shots at the boxing champion as it was claimed that the pair reached an agreement to fight after months of intense negotiations between their management teams.

“It was him that leaked the rumour”.

“We’re talking about boxing“, McGregor said in an interview with Zach Baron of GQ. The Mayweather – Pacquiao match was a fight in the making for what seemed like an eternity with Mayweather protesting detail after detail of that fight before signing on.

But since that night, talks surrounding a planned superfight between McGregor and boxing legend Floyd Mayweather have began to ramp up steam.

Nevada State Athletic Comission Executive Director Bob Bennett told USA TODAY Sports on Tuesday evening that he doesn’t “anticipate any issues” in regards to the sanctioning of the possible Mayweather-McGregor bout. I want to put my analytics forward, man-to-man, and be like, ‘This is what I’m owed now. Diaz landed numerous blows to McGregor during the fight.

McGregor posted a video on Twitter on Wednesday of him working out in Las Vegas.

“Admire? Never.” said McGregor. “I am happily retired and enjoying life at this time”.

Early yesterday, American Mayweather addressed the two-weight UFC champ on social media.

So Mayweather’s latest tweets brings us up to date.

In a pure boxing match it would be unusual to see why an MMA commentator would be in the mix to joint call the fight, given the fact it would be under boxing rules.

In pure fighting terms, it is putting a boxer with a hammer, up against a UFC fighter with a hammer, a chainsaw, a grappling hook, a knife and the sledgehammer that is his foot flying at his opponent’s head.