The pop crooner said he doesn't think the Dublin star will be knocked out
JUSTIN Bieber has revealed he doesn't think Conor McGregor will be knocked out by Floyd Mayweather.
The 23-year-old, who has always been a big fan of Mayweather and even accompanied the champ into the ring before, spoke about his predictions for the upcoming fight on August 26.
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The Baby singer said he's rooting for the boxing legend, but reckons the Dublin lad will put up a good fight.
When asked if he thought Mayweather would finish off the Dublin UFC champ by knockout, Justin said: "I don't think so. "I think it'll be a good fight."
Meanwhile, excitement is building for the big Las Vegas showdown.
Just last week an Irish teacher released a song dedicated to Conor McGregor that quickly went viral.
There's Only One Conor McGregor received over 3 million hits online after Kildare native Mick Konstantin posted his ukulele-backed song on YouTube.
And McGregor, has been stepping up his training in the run up to the big showdown.
The Notorious has taken to Instagram in recent days to post snaps of his intense training regime.
Meanwhile, bookies William Hill have again been forced to take action and have cut the price of the UFC star beating Mayweather from 4/1 to 7/2.
Spokesman Rupert Adams said: "It is one way traffic for Conor McGregor, who is definitely winning the war of words as we get closer to the fight.
"If McGregor wins it will almost certainly be the worst result we have ever had, even surpassing Frankie Dettori's 'Magnificent Seven' victory in 1996."
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