Trump will attend McGregor vs. Poirier UFC fight: What kind of reception will he get?

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Donald Trump was rejected by voters, banned by Twitter and Facebook and shunned the golf world hoping to hear cheers when he was announced in the ring Saturday night before the UFC 264 mega-bout of Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier.

Trump, who this week announced a lawsuit against social media companies that banned him from their sites will kick off a major sporting event since losing his bid for re-election to Joe Biden.

UFC President Dana White, a supporter and friend of Trump, said the former president would sit with him near the octagon, not in a safe and sealed luxury box inside the T-Mobile Arena.

White told TMZ that Trump would dare any possible heck:

Trump doesn’t care, he’s not that person, he’s not hiding in a box in which, that’s not his style. Instead, he said Trump would sit behind him.

No doubt hell will float on all sides of the Secret Service, and Dana said agents have been sweeping the T-Mobile Arena for a few days now to ensure Trumps safety.

Here’s how you can stream the match:

UFC 264, which heads the main event featuring the third fight between lightweight fighter Conor McGregor vs. Dustin Poirier, took place on Saturday, July 10, 2021 (7/10/21) on T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The main card starts at 10 pm ET, while the preliminary battles start at 8 pm ET and the early prelims start at 6 pm ET.

Here are the pay-per-view options:

Purchase an annual subscription to ESPN ++ fight PPV for $ 89.98. OFFER HERE. Buy a Disney + PPV match for $ 83.98. OFFER HERE. Existing ESPN + users can purchase the PPV that only costs the user $ 69.99. OFFER HERE.

What is at stake?

Although there are no titles on the line on Saturday night, it will be against the rubber of a three -fight series, with each fighter winning once. The winner is likely to earn the title against lightweight champ Charles Oliveira.

Poirier passed a chance to fight for the title vacated by Khabib Nurmagomedov’s retirement, choosing instead the most lucrative payday of his career in a third match against McGregor. His plan, insiders say, is to get the money first and then after a belt.

Meanwhile, McGregor has seen his career slip, with critics saying the big pay days have lost his edge. He has not defeated an elite opponent since 2016.

Who is on the Main Card? (10 pm ET, ESPN + PPV)

Conor McGregor vs. Dustin Poirier, lightweight Gilbert Burns vs. Stephen Thompson, welterweightTai Tuivasa vs. Greg Hardy, heavyweightIrene Aldana vs. Yana Kunitskaya, bantamweightSean OMalley vs. Kris Moutinho, bantamweight

Who is fighting the Prelims? (8 pm ET, ESPN)

Carlos Condit vs. Max Griffin, welterweightNiko Price vs. Michel Pereira, welterweightRyan Hall vs. Ilia Topuria, featherweightTrevin Giles vs. Dricus Du Plessis, middleweight

Who is fighting in the Early Prelims? (6 pm ET, ESPN +)

Jennifer Maia vs. Jessica Eye, flyweight Olari Akhmedov vs. Brad Tavares, middleweight vs. Zhalgas Zhumagulov Jerome Rivera, flyweight Yaozong Hu vs. Alen Amendovski, middleweight

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