Conor McGregor Confirms BKFC Debut as UFC Contract Nears Expiry
The former UFC champion said bare-knuckle boxing is “true fighting” and wants to join BKFC once his current contract ends.
- Following a loss to Max Holloway at UFC 329, Conor McGregor has one fight remaining on his UFC contract, which he expects to complete in 2027 before becoming a free agent.
- McGregor remains a part-owner of the BKFC and expressed renewed enthusiasm for the organization during BKFC 93 on Friday, calling it "true fighting."
- The Irishman is sidelined for at least 12 months after tearing his ACL and meniscus against Holloway, prioritizing full recovery this time.
- "One more to go and the Mac Daddy is free," McGregor said in a deleted Instagram Story, signaling his intent to exit the UFC after his final bout.
- Industry observers note McGregor's 1-4 record since 2018 amid a boxing-heavy transition, while the fighter awaits UFC management decisions upon his medical clearance.
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