The former two-division UFC champion hasn't fought since 2021, but is set to pocket a whopping sum of $20million from the MMA promotion

Former two-division UFC champion and part owner of BKFC Conor McGregor reiterated his plans to compete in the bare-knuckle boxing promotion.

The former UFC double-champion is still without a fight and hasn't graced the Octagon in nearly four years. With ongoing legal proceedings and non-MMA-related responsibilities, it's looking increasingly unlikely that he will set foot in the Octagon again.

Conor McGregor has once again insisted he will compete under the BKFC banner one day. He even dropped some names such as Mike Perry.

Former UFC two-division champion Conor McGregor has been sent a threatening ultimatum. If he were to return to the UFC, the former interim lightweight champion may be waiting for him. Poirier is seeking a retirement fight later this year, and McGregor, whose last two Octagon outings saw him lose to "The Diamond," could be worthy of a fourth fight.

Conor McGregor has announced his plans to switch to Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship after retiring from the UFC and Michael Chandler was quick to mock his old rival

Conor McGregor confirms he will fight in BKFC while his UFC return remains uncertain, shocking fans with the unexpected move.

Conor McGregor expresses his interest in joining Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship, naming Mike Perry, Jeremy Stephens, and Eddie Alvarez as dream opponents. Despite his UFC contract, McGregor aims to become BKFC world champion,

Conor McGregor has revealed three possible opponents for him to face in the promotion he part-owns — Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship. However, there's one bout he prefers over any other. David Feldman founded the Philadelphia-headquartered fight firm in 2018 and,