In 2017, Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather transcended their sports, creating a crossover event that shattered financial records and captivated a global audience. Mayweather secured a 10th-round TKO in an event that generated over 4.3 million pay-per-view buys and stands as one of the highest-grossing fights of all time. While McGregor ultimately lost, his bold move into the boxing world from the UFC cemented his status as a global superstar capable of capturing the mainstream spotlight.
Now, years later, McGregor is gearing up for a grand return to the UFC Octagon, targeting a headlining spot on the promotion’s historic White House card in June. In a bold callout that has caught the attention of both the MMA and boxing worlds, he has turned his sights back to his old rival, issuing a playful yet audacious challenge to Floyd