My UFC credential has already been revoked so Iโve got nothing to lose.
Hereโs the truth:
Conor & team informed Dana earlier in the week that he had a knee injury.
Dana told them the show MUST go on.
No refunds.
Because of the financial implications McGregor was forced to try.
People inside became aware that McGregor was comprised, and THATโS why the betting line moved significantly prior to walkouts.
But since in excess of 80% + of the bets AND money legally wagered were on McGregor, this allowed the UFCโs sportsbook partners to win tens of millions in profit from unsuspecting (and uninformed) customers.
Shameful and disgusting business practice for the sake of pure greed, all at the expense of their own fans.
Max Holloway when asked if it was the first kick that Conor did that blew out his knee:
"Even Conor walking into the Octagon it didn't seem lke the same Conor. I thought he would be more rowdy. But he was very calm."
Sorry but Conor clearly came into this fight injured. He didnโt โblow anything outโ
He shouldnโt get paid for this. Straight up scammed all the fans. Everyone should be demanding refunds. So gross.
Interesting to see @TheNotoriousMMA specifically tweeted that he โwasnโt injured pre fightโ - since when did the @ufc turn into the Jake Paul show?