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You’ve got one fight left. We don’t think you’re worth that. You’re a free agent.’\n\n“If I’m a businessman and I want to keep a lot of my money, and I like Conor, f— Conor. I would cut him. I swear to you I would, because if they’re going to give him $30 million and not have to give him $30 million, particularly with that big-a– Paramount deal that they have and Paramount has to make their money, hey, just cut him. Let him be a free agent. Let him make more money elsewhere, but let him not make money or take money from us.\n\n“There’s no more pay-per-view model, and this dude hasn’t won a fight. Just the business aspect of it,\n\n“Pretend I’m Dana White, you know what I’m doing? I’m saying he’s got one fight left, his last fight wasn’t even a fight. He lost again. Just let him leave with the loss in the UFC. Let him start his own career.\n\n“Let us not pay him what he’s worth, which is $30 million. I believe he got paid $30 million in this fight against [Max] Holloway. That’s what he used to generate. There’s no more pay-per-views.\n\n“It’s not because, ‘Oh, Conor McGregor’s going to do this, give us more money.’ These contracts are already said and done.”\n\n## How Conor McGregor could still be valuable to the UFC\n\nWhile the UFC no longer relies on pay-per-view sales, Conor McGregor remains one of the biggest commercial attractions in combat sports.\n\nThe Irishman’s drawing power extends beyond television revenue, with ticket sales, sponsorship opportunities, and mainstream interest all contributing to his value.\n\nHis most recent appearance at UFC 329 generated a $26 million live gate, highlighting his ability to attract paying fans despite his struggles inside the Octagon.\n\nParamount\u002FCBS will likely want a star of that magnitude on their platform in 2027.\n\nThat could give the UFC plenty to think about before deciding whether to part ways with its biggest star.\n\n![image](\u002Fmedia\u002Fobjects\u002Fc1\u002Fc1ec94693c5ec2088518dbe026631095f3aa0fdd1812b0cf05a49725d7077693_thumb.jpg)","Jordan Ellis",[40,25],"rss"]