Conor McGregor: Floyd Mayweather, GSP, and Anderson Silva couldn't draw like me at age 26

LOS ANGELES -- Conor McGregor and Ronda Rousey are the new Anderson Silva and Georges St-Pierre.
Not in terms of career longevity or accomplishments, mind you. But McGregor and Rousey have undoubtedly replaced Silva and GSP as the twin engines powering the UFC's pay-per-view machine.
And McGregor knows it.
McGregor, whose UFC 189 fight against Chad Mendes is believed to have drawn about 825,000 PPV buys, pointed out Wednesday that neither Silva, the longest reigning champ in UFC history, nor St-