CONOR MCGREGOR shared a photo on Instagram landing a “peach” of an uppercut as his mega-fight against Floyd Mayweather edges closer.
And former UFC team-mate Brendan Schaub is bucking the trend of most who give him no chance by backing him for £78,500.

But before you choke on your coffee, it isn’t to win the fight. Schaub thinks McGregor can win a round.
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Schaub was a special guest on talkshow the Big Brown Takedown, where the highly-anticipated showdown was the main talk of the time.
Schaub admitted he had “bet $100,000” with boxing commentator Max Kellerman that The Notorious could “win a round”.
On the talkshow he said: “I bet Max Kellerman $100,000 that Conor McGregor wins a round and will touch him. Obviously, the touch him one’s a joke, but he will win a round, people will be surprised.

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“He’s going to be so much longer, his jab’s going to land early on, from so many different angles.
“I’m not saying he’s going to out-jab the f*** out of him. He’s going to land some jabs. Floyd is going to adjust quick.
“Floyd’s going to be like, ‘Oh f***, I didn’t realise he was going to be that quick!’
“He’s going to bully him the way [Marcos] Maidana did. He’s going to bully him for a little bit.”

SunSport reported late last night how tickets have gone on sale for Mayweather vs McGregor – and it could set you back nearly £13,500.
After a year of speculation and trash talking, the billion dollar fight finally got the go ahead on Wednesday.


Both fighters have been flirting with the idea of the match up for months before in first for combat sports that would bring the biggest name in boxing vs the largest name in MMA.
When five-time boxing champion Mayweather Jr is involved in mega fights you can prepare to pay mega prices.
And with the first website releasing pre-paid tickets for the super fight at the T-Mobile Arena on August 26 you can get ready to clear you wallet out.
McGregor v Mayweather Tips: 11/10 Diamond
CONOR McGREGOR is used to 15-minute fights in the UFC and he will not go the distance.
Sun Bets go 11/10 that there will be fewer than nine completed rounds.
That is an extraordinary price given that one of the fighters has never had a professional boxing fight and one has a 49-0 record.
It may be several months away but that price is only going to go one way.
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