Conor McGregor Once Had the Most Epic 3-Word Name for His Duo With Ronda Rousey

Ronda Rousey in women’s MMA and Conor McGregor in men’s MMA are the two biggest stars the UFC has ever produced. Thus, Dana White has always appreciated the two. Rowdy and The Notorious have shared quite distinct stardom while they were together in the UFC.

While Rousey was headlining the PPVs, McGregor was on his way to surpassing her as the PPV best. However, Rousey retired early from the sport. Yet, at the latter end of Rousey’s career, both shared some time together. They even had a memorable still with the UFC honcho in Rio.

The veteran UFC President has an eye for raw talent. Though he may be wrong on certain occasions, his belief that Rousey and McGregor would become stars came through in a big way.

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In 2015, the UFC President shared a snap with both PPV drawing athletes. He posted a picture on his Twitter account and wrote, “Hangin poolside after the AWESOME press conf here in #Rio with @rondarousey and @thenotoriousmma #ufc @ufc.”

The Irish superstar reacted to the post; He had three words to describe his and Rousey’s stardom. “#TheCashCows,” wrote The Notorious. The Irishman couldn’t label a better tag for him and Rousey as they carried the UFC on their shoulders in terms of PPV buys.

Conor McGregor carried Ronda Rousey’s PPV momentum for UFC

Back then, Conor McGregor had not fought for any UFC title. However, he had shown the drawing power in his initial matches, even when he fought in prelims. And once he got into the main events, the sky was the limit for Mystic Mac.

The duo was spotted with UFC President in Rio after Rousey was coming off a 0:14 second win, a month prior at UFC 184. She then faced Bethe Correia in Brazil at UFC 190 on August 8, 2015, and defeated her in 0:34 seconds.

The Rowdy One returned to Octagon three months later to Australia at UFC 193, on November 14. Although, here the result didn’t go her way as she lost her title to Holly Holm.

Though her loss was devastating for the promotion, Conor McGregor made sure there wasn’t a PPV crisis for UFC.

McGregor fought in December 2015 in the biggest fight in featherweight history. And followed it with a couple of massive bouts with Nate Diaz. Further, he concluded his UFC run when he was the headline for the promotion’s first main event at UFC 205 in MSG.

Thus, it took a toll off the UFC. Besides, Rousey made her highly awaited return at UFC 207.

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