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Published 22:10 15 Jan 2016 GMT

"I don't know the exact terms of the deal, but I've been told he's making between $16 and $20 million dollars per fight," Botter said.
The reporter also claimed that if McGregor was to continue winning he'll outgrow the UFC and have the capacity to become a PPV draw on the level of boxer Floyd Mayweather.
"You're looking at five fights, six fights maybe left in the UFC, as long as he keeps winning. This is predicated on him winning."
"If he doesn't win he'll still be a very big UFC star. But there's a difference between a very big UFC star and a Floyd Mayweather-type who can go out and put on a fight on his own."
"I think we're looking at a short-term play by Conor McGregor."Explore more on these topics:
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