McGregor auctions gloves, shorts and flag from his last UFC fight; Values ​​exceed R$ 280 thousand

McGregor auctions off items used in his victory over Cerrone. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram @ufc

Conor McGregor hasn't fought since January and, according to UFC president, Dana White, the Irishman shouldn't fight in 2020. Even so, the 'Notorious' still makes a lot of money per pass. The fighter put on the equipment – ​​gloves, shorts and Irish flag – used in his fight against Donald Cerrone, UFC 246,

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In the auction, held on the Fanatics Authentic website, the total value of bids already exceeds US$54.500, or R$288 thousand, in less than a day of the open auction.

Conor's glove, which had a starting bid of US$2.500, now costs US$31. The shorts worn by the fighter started out costing the same US$2.500, but are now on auction for US$21. The most affordable item so far is the flag, which McGregor draped when he was announced the winner. The starting bid was US$1 and it has already been sold for US$2.500.

Fans will have until August 19th to bid on McGregor's items. If you would like to bid on the items, click here

Items used by McGregor in his fight against Cerrone are up for auction. Photo: Reproduction

 

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Check out my event-used autographed memorabilia from #UFC246 available up for auction now at @fanaticsauthentic, check out the link in their bio to bid!

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