Terence Crawford Blasts Conor McGregor's $200 Million Fight Claim: "It Was Cap."

Terence Crawford disputes Conor McGregor's $200 million MMA fight offer

Boxing superstar Terence Crawford says Conor McGregor's claims about an alleged two-fight offer were fabricated.

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Terence Crawford Labels Conor McGregor's $200 Million Fight Offer A 'lie'

By NoSmokeBoxing Retired multi-division champion Terence Allan Crawford has dismissed claims of a $200 million Terence Crawford Conor McGregor fight offer, labeling the reported crossover deal a “lie.” Speaking on The Ariel Helwani Show on July 2, 2026, the undefeated boxer clarified that a formal nine-figure contract was never presented to him. The controversy began when Conor Anthony McGregor claimed that Saudi boxing official Turki Alalshikh …

Terence Crawford Blasts Conor McGregor's $200 Million Fight Claim: "It Was Cap."

Terence Crawford is calling bluff on Conor McGregor’s story about a $200 million crossover package, saying the number was never actually put in front of him, even though he admits he likely would have taken that kind of deal at the time. McGregor had just gone on Ariel Helwani’s show and said he, Crawford, and Turki Alalshikh discussed a two-fight setup, MMA first, boxing second, before Crawford shut it down because he did not want to be kicked.…

Terence Crawford Calls Cap: Would've Done MMA/Boxing Deal With Conor McGregor If They Actually Offered $200M

Terence Crawford is setting the record straight on Conor McGregor’s claim that a $200 million two-bout deal was on the table for a boxing and MMA crossover event. Appearing on The Ariel Helwani Show, the retired pound-for-pound king pushed back on McGregor’s story, calling it flat-out false. “That was a lie. It was cap,” Crawford said. “It wasn’t never no $200 million offer.” Crawford acknowledged that there was some level of contact, including …

Terence Crawford Says Conor McGregor’s $200 Million MMA-Boxing Claim Was 'Cap' And Says He Never Got A Real Offer

Crawford told Ariel Helwani the McGregor number was never presented as a real deal, even if the old version of him might have taken it.