America at Large: The United States has become a nation where allegations about attacking women are no longer regarded as career-enders, more as colourful entries on a resume
It's not hard to imagine Conor McGregor making a lucrative sporting comeback soon on some gaudy night in the Nevada desert. Photograph: Brian Lawless/PA Wire, Anne, twice in quick succession. When TMZ released the tape, the chief executive of UFC declared that merely being known for this act would be sufficient punishment so he would not endure any disciplinary action.
The timing for his putative comeback is undeniably perfect. This is the bro moment in America. Among other reasons, Trump won re-election by successfully convincing impressionable young fellas he epitomises a certain type of masculinity, a sleight of hand achieved by appearances at UFC fights, golfing with Bryson DeChambeau, and podcasts with Joe Rogan and others of that ilk.
In the first week of October, Bucked Up proudly announced a new Notorious Buck range of energy drinks. Made in collaboration with McGregor, coming in Irish apple and orange flavours, his brooding image is on each can.
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