The highly anticipated media tour with Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor to promote their Aug. 26 boxing match begins Tuesday, and UFC President Dana White is expecting utter madness.

“It’s going to be a (expletive) (expletive)show,” White told reporters following Saturday’s UFC 213 event in Las Vegas. “You know that. Absolute (expletive)show. So, I don’t know. It’s going to be crazy.”

The entire tour to promote the fight between the 49-0 boxing legend, Mayweather, and UFC lightweight champion McGregor will air on FS2. It kicks off Tuesday at Staples Center in Los Angeles. It heads north of the border to Toronto on Wednesday, then proceeds to New York on Thursday before concluding overseas in London on Friday.

White said he will be accompanying McGregor on every stop but admitted he’s not entirely sure how the whole scene is going to play out, especially with so many unpredictable characters involved.

“I think it’s going to be a hybrid of the boxing press conferences and UFC press conferences,” White said. “I don’t know. I think it’s going to be more like a boxing press conference than it is our press conferences. You know how mine are. No bull(expletive). We walk in, and we sit down and, ‘What’s up? Who has the first question,’ and we get it rolling. I think there’s going to be a lot more bull(expletive) in this one.

“I’m going to sit there with a mic, and when you ask me a question I will answer it. I’m not going to get up and give any speeches or do anything like that. I think Conor and I will come in, Conor and I will sit down, and we’ll answer questions when asked questions. I think that the rest of the people that are going to come in – I think there’s going to be a lot of people that come in and talk and have speeches.”

The hype for the tour is overwhelming, White said, with more than 30,000 tickets scooped up for the Los Angeles and Brooklyn stops alone. Tallies have yet to be recorded for Toronto and London, but it’s likely they will follow suit, which should make for some chaotic moments.

“Staples Center is sold out, and by sold out, I mean we did tickets and there’s no more seats left,” White said. “Barclays (Center) sold out. We had to get a bigger venue in Toronto, and we’re doing Wembley in England. It’s going to be crazy.”

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