Conor McGregor is set for a live and ‘unscripted’ TV interview.
The Notorious breaks the record every time for his Paid Per View fights and now puts a price tag on his next exclusive interview.
Conor is set to be interviewed by the famous MMA journalist Ariel Helwani outside of the octagon with a “gloves off, unscripted” live interview.
Unscripted: Conor will give a “gloves off” interview on PPV | VIPIRELAND.COM
The event hosts An Experience With officially said that the sold-out arena interview will be available online – but not without a price tag.
“An Experience With has teamed up with Writemedia to deliver a PPV proposal of its world exclusive Conor McGregor event, changing the face of chat shows as we know them,” Ariel announced in a press release.
For £3.99, MMA fans across the globe can access the “chat show style” conversation where the Crumlin native is expected to discuss his life and his feud with American Floyd Mayweather.
Unscripted: McGregor will speak about his feud with Floyd | INSTAGRAM
Commenting on the PPV offering, Stephen Oleksewycz, Managing Director at An Experience With, added, “We knew this exclusive sporting showcase would appeal to the rest of the world, and wanted to offer those all over the globe the chance to see the event live.
“Conor McGregor is arguably the biggest sporting star in the world right now, and has the appeal that demands this level of international exposure – he breaks a PPV record every time he fights.
“That said, people are always left wanting more and that’s where we come in.
“A 60 minute, intimate interview with top MMA journalist Ariel Helwani, discussing everything from Conor’s journey to the top, and of course what’s next.”
Relationship: McGregor with his girlfriend Dee Devlin at the VIP Style Awards last year- they’re now expecting their first baby this year
An Experience With has previously hosted events with some fo the world’s most famous names such as  Mike Tyson, Sylvester Stallone, Al Pacino, Jean-Claude Van Damme and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
With baby Notorious rumoured to be due in early May, the lightweight champion is believed to be taking a short break from the UFC but is expected to be back later in 2017.
There’s a strong possibility Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor may go head to head in the arena despite Mayweather having hung up his boots after his victory over Andre Berto in 2015.
