Showtime show UFC what can be done with incredible artwork for McGregor vs. Mayweather

We shouldn't expect anything less from Bosslogic.

The boxing community may not be all that familiar with the graphic designer who has made a terrific habit of independently producing incredible pieces of work to hype up UFC bouts. We've highlighted the beautiful artwork in the past because, quite frankly, Bosslogic has never really got the credit he's deserved. For too long, the UFC have released bland graphics ahead of monster bouts and while fight posters are not the be all and end all of the promotion process, it would be nice to see some originality like the below, which was made by Bosslogic after UFC 205. https://twitter.com/Bosslogic/status/798167513418768385?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.joe.co.uk%2Funcategorized%2Fpics-fan-made-fight-posters-for-conor-mcgregors-potential-next-fights-are-out-of-this-world-97978 The Australian artist's attention to detail is second to none but, still, the UFC persevere with mundane efforts like the below. https://twitter.com/UFCEurope/status/898183643423793152 Well Showtime weren't about to make that mistake in the run-up to the biggest combat sports spectacle of all time because they've officially hired Bosslogic to produce several posters depicting both Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather ahead of their meeting on August 26. The first pair of posters were released on Thursday night and they could not have been received any better. https://twitter.com/ShowtimeBoxing/status/898282808153563136 https://twitter.com/ShowtimeBoxing/status/898290377194524672 Portraying McGregor's rise through the ranks, the first shows a young 'Notorious' gazing hopefully at the entrance of Crumlin Boxing Club, where the Irishman first learned how to throw a punch but just look at his left arm. He's clutching an album by The Notorious B.I.G. as he dares to dream of making it big. Mayweather's version is split in two as the bottom depicts the early years of his career, when he was taught the ropes by his father, while the top shows the modern-day superstar we're all more familiar with. The UFC could learn a lot from Showtime's willingness to think outside the box with their fight posters and here's hoping that there are many more gigs to come for Bosslogic.