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Report: Mayweather $100M, McGregor $30M disclosed purses for The Money Fight

August 25, 2017 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

MMA Fighting reports the Nevada Athletic Commission has disclosed the fighter purses for The Money Fight and Conor McGregor will make $30 million and Floyd Mayweather will receive $100 million.

The purses exclude the ancillary revenue the fighters will make such as sponsorships and PPV upside.

The $30 million payday will be 10 times the amount of the highest pay he reportedly made in the UFC.  Mayweather may make an additional $20 million on fight night sponsorship deals alone.

Payout Perspective:

It’s a 70/30 split which I had believed would happen and still shows you that Mayweather is the “A” side.  There was no way that Conor and the UFC would have received a better deal than Pacquiao who received in the neighborhood of a 60-40 split.  Still, $30 million is a lot of money.  We will see once it all shakes out how much each (and of course the UFC) received from The Money Fight.

Filed Under: Boxing vs. MMA, Mayweather-McGregor

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