Right after the after the fight of the century, the champ is on the floor. He complemented Conor in his own arrogant style and went to announce his retirement with a 50-0 on his record: “[Conor]’s a tough competitor - we gave the fans what they wanted to see. “He’s a lot better than I thought he was ... he used different angles. But I was the better man ... It was our gameplan to take our time and take him out down the stretch. That was my last fight. Tonight I chose the right dance partner. Conor you were a great dance partner tonight.” Mcgregor said: "I  turned him into a Mexican. What can I say, I had a bit of fun over this side. I thought it was close. I get a bit wobbly when I'm tired. there was a lot on the line and I should have been allowed to continue. Early on I was handy enough. He was composed, fifty pro fights will give you that. I've been strangled on live TV and let it go. But f--- it, it was a great buzz. The man should have let me go, let ...

Here's what Mark Wahlberg, Keegan-Michael Key and more think of the big fight. The wait is almost over as Floyd Mayweather Jr. will finally take on Conor McGregor in Las Vegas on Saturday night. While there's been plenty of chatter by fans and analysts over whether the reigning UFC lightweight champion can dethrone the undefeated boxing icon, we decided to keep the speculation going by asking a few famous fight fans for their Mayweather vs. McGregor predictions. From former fighters to A-list actors, here's what the stars think of this weekend's money match-up. Mark Wahlberg, actor:  "It’s such a crazy thing. Obviously, Conor’s a tough guy, so if he’s willing to absorb some punishment to hit him, then maybe he has a chance. But he better do it quickly." Kenny Florian, analyst and retired UFC fighter:  "I'm going with the man who has defeated 49 professional boxers without a defeat. Floyd hasn't even been hit many times with big...