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Published 15:58 16 Aug 2017 BST

"That's a fine, that's a huge fine," Mayweather told Jimmy Kimmel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mm_GCb-xSjE"I don't think he wants to lose probably 90 per cent of his money, or more. I don't even know what that's going to be but it's going to be a heavy fine."
With McGregor expected to be making in the region of $100 million for his boxing debut, a fine of 90 per cent of his purse would not be worth it for the Irishman... Surely."I have a game plan and I will execute it perfectly, like always," McGregor told reporters last Friday.
"I have been boxing my whole life so this is not a new experience for me.
"I will rule over MMA and boxing with an iron fist after August 26th.
"The critics say that Floyd has been there before. They discredit my training, my skills, my accomplishments.
"This isn’t new to me though, just like boxing isn’t new to me. I am no stranger to being the underdog on paper. I am a seasoned veteran and I am confident that I am the better man.
"After Saturday August 26th, I will be a god of boxing."
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