In their first press conference to publicise their upcoming bout,
Conor McGregor threatened Floyd Mayweather that he might leave out the
rules of the game in case he feels disrespected by his opponent.
The American boxer will face the UFC star on a fight set to take place
on August 26, in Las Vegas and the latter didn't hesitate to warn
Mayweather that he may have to abandon normal regulations.
"As long as he speaks my name with respect, I will abide by the
boxing rules, I'll abide by the Marquess of Queensberry rules," McGregor
said to reporters.
"If he disrespects me during this tour or during this build-up, then maybe I might just bounce an elbow off his eyebrow.
"If
his head dips down low I might just wrap it up in a strangle and it
only takes three seconds to send a man to sleep a man from a strangle."
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