Chaturbate Offers Ticket Contest for McGregor-Mayweather Fight

Chaturbate Offers Ticket Contest for McGregor-Mayweather Fight

LAS VEGAS — Chaturbate has announced a ticket contest, wherein one sports fan will have the chance to win tickets for the Conor McGregor versus Floyd Mayweather fight, live at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on Saturday, Aug. 26.

In an unprecedented match-up, champion UFC mixed martial artist McGregor takes on undefeated boxer Mayweather, in a fight garnering worldwide interest due to the brash personalities involved and fueled by the two-year build up of trash talk between the competitors.

Anyone can enter to win tickets to the mega-fight by signing up for a new, free Chaturbate account through the link, Win.Chaturbate.com. The winner will be chosen at 2:00 p.m. (PST) Aug. 26, the day of The Money Fight.

Chaturbate Chief Operations Officer, Shirley Lara said, "Once the winner is contacted and confirmed, we will make the announcement on our official Twitter page, @Chaturbate. I'm also pleased to announce that Chaturbate is sponsoring Conor McGregor's official after-fight party at Surrender Nightclub, following the main event."

To join Chaturbate in celebrating the worldwide spectacle of "the most controversial super-welterweight bout in sports history" at Wynn's Surrender Nightclub, 3121 Las Vegas Boulevard South, purchase advance tickets for the afterparty by clicking here

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