Conor McGregor has withdrawn the curtain about how much money he has made from his last UFC fight against Dustin Poirier in 2021.
'The Notorious' did not fight in the UFC Octagon since he fought against Dustin Poirier in a historical trilogy in 2021.
Unfortunately for Conor McGregor, the game ended without mercy when he broke his ankle at the end of the first round.
The Irishman was planned to make his long -awaited UFC recovery against Michael Chandler last year, but a few weeks before their planned fight at UFC 303 McGregor withdrew due to a broken toe.
Since then, the 36-year-old has been closed to officially retire from combat sports in the midst of rumors that he will fight against Logan Paul in the boxing ring.
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Conor McGregor claims that he has made more than $ 32 million of his last UFC fight
During his career, McGregor is involved in some huge fights, from his resorts against Nate Diaz and 'The Diamond' Poirier, to the greatest fight in MMA history against Khabib Nurmagomedov.
During his UFC official period, he became known as the largest star that the sport has ever seen and that came with various huge payment days, including his surprise box fight against Floyd Mayweather.
Last Saturday one of the greatest boxing cards of all time took place in Saudi Arabia, with a main event between Dmitry Bivol and Artur Beterbiev.
The historical map that was compiled by the consensus salvation of Boxing, Turki Alshikh, had Blockbuster -names from top to bottom and came up with many large payouts.
Since then, the reported payments have surfaced on social media with the total payment of more than $ 32 million, with Bivol and Beterbiev both taking $ 10 million with them.
Although it is demonstrably the greatest boxing event of all time, McGregor has claimed that he has earned more money in his last fight against Poirier than the entire boxing card together.
“If accurate, I have done more than the estimated payment of this entire card combined in my last outing for the UFC. 2021. I bought record gate, as well as record PPVs for the company through my service. #Money, “said the former UFC Double Champion on X.
If accurately, I have done more than the estimated payment of this entire card combined in my last outing for the UFC. 2021. I bought record gate, as well as record PPVs for the company through my service. #Money https://t.co/yuytrlayb9
– Conor McGregor (@Thenotoriousmma) 28 February 2025
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Will Conor McGregor return to combat sports?
After making his entire career as he has made, it is becoming increasingly difficult to believe that 'the notorious' returns to the fight.
Despite the fact that the vast majority is convinced that McGregor will not return to the UFC, its rival, Chandler believes that there is still a chance.
With former UFC Double Champion, however, now part of the bare boxing promotion, BKFC, he looks at a potential fight under the BKFC banner.
McGregor has constantly plagued in a potential fight without gloves, however, with him still probably under contract with the UFC, which blocks a potential of a bare knuckle fight.
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