Conor McGregor Makes Promise for His 'Final Fight' While Vowing to Outdo Canelo Alvarez in Every Way
McGregor said he will heavily promote his last UFC bout and expects it to surpass his own viewing records, calling himself a bigger draw than Canelo Álvarez.
- UFC superstar Conor McGregor vowed to break records for his final UFC fight upon his return to the Octagon in late summer or early fall of 2027.
- An ACL injury sustained against Max Holloway sidelined McGregor, marking his first fight in the Octagon in five years before the devastating setback.
- Asserting he is a superior draw to Alvarez, McGregor wrote on social media that he plans to "heavily promote" his next fight, claiming, "I outdo ALL of these people in sales."
- After the Hawaiian leveled their series earlier this year, McGregor expressed interest in completing his trilogy with Holloway for the final fight.
- International Fight Week 2027 will host McGregor's "last dance" inside the Octagon, serving as the final obligation on his UFC contract.
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Conor McGregor vows to outdo Canelo Alvarez: "I'm going to actually try to sell the fight for my next one"
Former UFC two-division champion Conor McGregor has promised to “actually try” to sell his next fight, which he says will be his last, after taking a swipe at Canelo Alvarez’s box office numbers.
Former winner of the Absolute Fighter Championship (UFC) in two weight categories, the Irishman Conor McGregor planned to complete his career after his next fight. "I'm going to try to sell my next fight. My last fight. Let's see what numbers I can generate. I'll continue to beat my own records," said the Irish athlete at X. He expressed confidence that his fight would attract more attention than Saul Alvarez's recent battle against Christian Mb…
Conor McGregor Vows to Break Records for Final UFC Fight
UFC superstar Conor McGregor vowed to break records for his final UFC fight when he returns to the Octagon next year.McGregor tore his ACL against Max Holloway at UFC 329 in July, which was his first fight in the cage in five years.He is currently recovering from his injuries and figures to make a return […]
Conor McGregor claims he has surpassed boxer Canelo Alvarez in sales and vows to promote his next fight, the last on his current UFC contract, to break his own records. The Irishman is still recovering from a knee injury. Conor McGregor's comments after Canelo's victory The former UFC double champion reacted to X after […]
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