The Bombardier Global 6000 nears its cruising altitude, and Conor McGregor sinks into an oversized white leather chair between the cockpit and a stack of Dolce & Gabbana shopping bags. It's almost midnight when the UFC icon and his 12-person entourage begin assessing his performance at a promotional stop in Toronto earlier that evening. He wonders if his crew enjoyed the show he put on with Floyd Mayweather Jr. as much as he did. "Did you see their faces?" he asks.

 
The men around him nod like bobbleheads. They're reviewing the antics of the outrageous showman who sits beside them, their eyes fixating on iPhones, iPads and laptops. They laugh watching McGregor peek inside Mayweather's backpack, revealing that the man who calls himself "Money" is carrying just a few grand in cash. They guffaw when he jokes that Mayweather can't read. A flight attendant delivers mixed nuts and fruit. "That wasn't a press conference," McGregor says, swallowing unsalted almonds and cashews. "That was a f------ rock concert."

Those onboard the jet headed to New Jersey hail from the mixed martial arts universe, where McGregor isn't so much a fighter as he is a force, the man who dispatched legendary featherweight Jose Aldo in 13 seconds and the first person to hold UFC belts in two weight classes at the same time. But as McGregor scrolls through his likes and mentions on social media, the conversation doesn't even touch on the sport that made him famous. He's focused on the one he's barging into. He'll fight Mayweather, the undefeated world champion with titles spanning five weight divisions, inside a boxing ring in Las Vegas on Aug. 26.

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Toronto marked the second of four stops on an international tour to promote their bout. The road show will later be described as vaudevillian, Kardashianian, racist, homophobic, misogynistic, mortifying, embarrassing and a blight on either sports or all of humanity. It also helped create unprecedented interest for an event that involves two men and their fists.
Scheduled rounds: 12 three-minute rounds
Weight class: 154 pounds
Glove size: 8 ounces
Rules: Traditional boxing rules
Referee: Robert Byrd
Judges: Burt Clements (USA), Dave Moretti (USA), Guido Cavalleri (Italy)
The price is $89.95 for standard definition and $99.95 for the high-definition broadcast. The fight also is available through UFC Fight Pass at $99.95 and includes one free month of the mixed martial arts promotion's digital streaming service. Showtime, PlayStation and Sling TV also will stream the fight at $99.95. The pay-per-view begins at 9 p.m. Eastern. For a list of bars in your area showing the fight, visit bars.ufc.com.

The men around him nod like bobbleheads. They're reviewing the antics of the outrageous showman who sits beside them, their eyes fixating on iPhones, iPads and laptops. They laugh watching McGregor peek inside Mayweather's backpack, revealing that the man who calls himself "Money" is carrying just a few grand in cash. They guffaw when he jokes that Mayweather can't read. A flight attendant delivers mixed nuts and fruit. "That wasn't a press conference," McGregor says, swallowing unsalted almonds and cashews. "That was a f------ rock concert."
Those onboard the jet headed to New Jersey hail from the mixed martial arts universe, where McGregor isn't so much a fighter as he is a force, the man who dispatched legendary featherweight Jose Aldo in 13 seconds and the first person to hold UFC belts in two weight classes at the same time. But as McGregor scrolls through his likes and mentions on social media, the conversation doesn't even touch on the sport that made him famous. He's focused on the one he's barging into. He'll fight Mayweather, the undefeated world champion with titles spanning five weight divisions, inside a boxing ring in Las Vegas on Aug. 26.
Toronto marked the second of four stops on an international tour to promote their bout. The road show will later be described as vaudevillian, Kardashianian, racist, homophobic, misogynistic, mortifying, embarrassing and a blight on either sports or all of humanity. It also helped create unprecedented interest for an event that involves two men and their fists.

Mayweather vs. McGregor details

Scheduled rounds: 12 three-minute rounds
Weight class: 154 pounds
Glove size: 8 ounces
Rules: Traditional boxing rules
Referee: Robert Byrd
Judges: Burt Clements (USA), Dave Moretti (USA), Guido Cavalleri (Italy)

Mayweather vs. McGregor pay-per-view pricing

The price is $89.95 for standard definition and $99.95 for the high-definition broadcast. The fight also is available through UFC Fight Pass at $99.95 and includes one free month of the mixed martial arts promotion's digital streaming service. Showtime, PlayStation and Sling TV also will stream the fight at $99.95. The pay-per-view begins at 9 p.m. Eastern. For a list of bars in your area showing the fight, visit bars.ufc.com.