Conor McGregor Calls Out UFC 302 Buy Rate on Twitter and Deletes Post

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Conor McGregor, despite claiming to be done with trash talk, couldn’t resist making a comment about UFC 302 recently. He specifically targeted the main event between Lightweight champion Islam Makhachev and Dustin Poirier. Even though the fight was well-received, with Makhachev winning by submission in the fifth round, McGregor wasn’t impressed. He tweeted that the event only had 500K pay-per-view buys and dismissed it as “A nothing burger.” However, he later deleted the tweet.

If McGregor’s numbers are correct, UFC 302 did well in terms of pay-per-view buys. In today’s era, surpassing 500k buys is considered a significant achievement, especially for a card centered around one main event. McGregor’s negative view might be influenced by his feelings towards Poirier and Makhachev, who has ties to McGregor’s rival.

Due to the lack of transparency surrounding pay-per-view figures since the ESPN deal, it’s challenging to confirm McGregor’s claims. Nevertheless, McGregor’s tweet-and-delete tactics still manage to stir up conversation.

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