Dustin Poirer: Last News

Jake Paul has been told the terms and conditions that he needs to follow in order to set up a fight with UFC legend Conor McGregor.Paul made the move into professional boxing two years ago, and has defeated two mixed martial artists in ex-UFC champion Tyron Woodley and Bellator champion Ben Askren.He has however always had his eye on a boxing bout with one of MMA’s greatest in McGregor, previously commenting that it was one of the reasons he began boxing in the first place.Paul said last week: “I want to fight Conor McGregor.

Conor McGregor has undeniably transcended the sport of MMA, becoming a household name across the globe just as much for his antics outside of the octagon as his skills inside it.However, the trash-talking, hard hitting McGregor is a thing of the past according to ex-world champion Michael Bisping, although he did go on to explain how McGregor deserves a large amount of respect of for fighting Dustin Poirer for a third time later this summer.The pair will go toe to toe again in Las Vegas on July 10, this time in front of 20,000 spectators.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxIt has emerged that the UFC were paid a “huge” amount by the Abu Dhabi government to stage Conor McGregor’s return to action.UFC 257 was a roaring success as Dustin Poirer kicked his way to victory over McGregor in the main event on Fight Island, which is on Yas Island, in Abu Dhabi, UAE.Millions tuned in to watch the Notorious suffer his fifth career defeat, with the event boasting the title of the second most PPV’s sold in UFC history.But the UFC also received a huge payday from the Abu Dhabi government, according to reputable fighting reporter Dave Meltzer.He wrote in his Wrestling Observer newsletter: “An interesting question, given

Conor McGregor will bank another eight-figure cheque whether or not he beats Dustin Poirier tonight.