Conor McGregor discusses potential two-fight deal with Terence Crawford

Conor McGregor recently disclosed that he had discussions regarding a two-fight deal with undefeated boxer Terence Crawford. The proposed arrangement included an initial bout in the UFC octagon, followed by a boxing match. However, Crawford expressed reluctance to participate in an MMA fight due to concerns about being kicked. This conversation took place during a livestream with Duelbits, where McGregor shared insights about the negotiations. Despite Crawford's interest in a boxing match, he was hesitant about the MMA aspect. McGregor, who is currently recovering from a toe injury sustained during training, is aiming for a return to the octagon in early 2025. UFC CEO Dana White confirmed that McGregor's comeback will not happen until then. McGregor has expressed a desire to fight Michael Chandler, who was initially scheduled to be his opponent. The Irish fighter remains focused on training and staying in shape for his eventual return to competition, emphasizing the importance of securing two fights in 2025. The discussions with Crawford highlight the ongoing interest in cross-discipline bouts, as both fighters are recognized talents in their respective sports. The potential for a matchup between McGregor and Crawford continues to generate excitement among fans, despite the current obstacles in making it a reality.