Manager: Conor McGregor fighting at White House didn’t make sense for UFC
Conor McGregor's potential return at the White House was deemed financially unviable for the UFC. His manager, Audie Attar, explained that the UFC would lose significant gate revenue by hosting the event there. Instead, McGregor is set to fight Max Holloway at UFC 329 in Las Vegas, which is seen as a more lucrative option.
- ▪Conor McGregor was originally hoping to fight at the UFC White House card on June 14.
- ▪The UFC White House event will not have tickets available for the general public.
- ▪McGregor's return during International Fight Week is considered more financially sensible for the UFC.
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