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99 Million Reasons Why Conor McGregor Is on This List

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Although Mayweather is the undisputed champ of big-time paydays, Conor McGregor is no slouch when it comes to making money.

McGregor brought in a whopping $99 million for his efforts in the ring.

Keep in mind he owe's that massive sum to Mayweather, as $85 million came from McGregor's lone fight against Mayweather in 2017.

Although Mayweather is the undisputed champ of big-time paydays, Conor McGregor is no slouch when it comes to making money.

McGregor brought in a whopping $99 million for his efforts in the ring.

Keep in mind he owe's that massive sum to Mayweather, as $85 million came from McGregor's lone fight against Mayweather in 2017.

The Irish fighter collected another cool $14 million from endorsements.

McGregor (21-3) is expected to step back into the UFC Octagon this fall when he takes on undefeated Khabib Nurmagomedov (26-0.)

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