Former two-division UFC champion Conor McGregor is well recognized for his colorful demeanor, incisive tongue, and outspoken statements. His most well-known self-ascribed moniker is “The Notorious.” Why then does he refer to himself as that?
The moniker first appeared during McGregor’s amateur fighting career, when he was still competing in Ireland’s local MMA scene. The nickname, according to McGregor, was given to him by a friend who claimed he was “notorious” for his courage and fighting prowess. McGregor chose to adopt it as his own because he thought it sounded good.
Since then, McGregor has cultivated his reputation as a flamboyant, assured, and unpredictable fighter by using the moniker to advertise himself. Even further, he trademarked the term and began using it to market his products and services.
The moniker also captures McGregor’s divisive and frequently divisive nature. Outside of the octagon, he has been involved in numerous incidents, including physical fights with rival competitors, spectators, and even an elderly man in a Dublin pub. Some detractors contend that the moniker “The Notorious” promotes McGregor’s bad deeds and is not appropriate given his activities.
Moving on, it is predicted that Mike Tyson will be worth roughly $3 million in 2020. Despite earning more than $400 million over the course of his career, Tyson declared bankruptcy in 2003 and battled money issues for many years. However, he has made a comeback in the boxing scene, and it is anticipated that his net worth will rise in the next years.
Given that they fought in separate times and weight divisions, comparing Floyd Mayweather to Sugar Ray Robinson is challenging. Robinson, however, is regarded as the best boxer of all time by many boxing experts due to his 173 wins and 19 loses record. While Mayweather retired with a spotless record of 50 victories and no defeats, some detractors contend that he chose his opponents carefully and shunned the hardest rivals.
“Moon” is a name that is appropriate for both men and women, so the answer is yes. Although it is more frequently given to girls, it is also a name that can be given to boys. In fact, the name has been used by a number of male celebrities, including actor Moon Bloodgood and musician Moon Unit Zappa.
Finally, the context and the person’s gender will determine whether “Moon” is a boy’s or girl’s name. If a person goes by the name Moon, they are a boy if they identify as a boy. The name is a girl’s name for them if they identify as a girl. A name’s gender is ultimately defined by the individual who carries it.