The Irishman has been tipped to make his return to action this year, but a former UFC star has revealed how a defeat against Paul could be damaging for McGregor

Have Logan Paul and Conor McGregor agreed to a fight worth ‘$250m’? Fans certainly think so after a cryptic social media post. YouTuber-turned-fighter Paul and Irish UFC fighter McGregor are rumoured to have agreed to take part in a boxing match that will be held in India and earn each of them a staggering $250 million.

McGregor recently announced that he would be entering the ring for an exhibition bout with Paul in 2025 and that it would be funded by India’s wealthy Ambani family, leaving many sceptical over what i

The pair have been tipped to fight each other this year, but one UFC legend remains unconvinced that a showdown between the two stars will take place

Curious about the Conor McGregor vs. Logan Paul fight? The UFC star and the popular influencer are set to enter the ring for a blockbuster event that has fans buzzing with excitement. But what’s the story behind this clash of titans?

“There is a very big, former champion that’s a star of the mixed martial arts, his name is Conor McGregor, he is claiming that he’s going to get $250 million to go box Logan Paul in India for a billionaire investor who wants to bring attention and tourism to India,” Sonnen said on his YouTube channel.

Conor McGregor has been in discussions with Logan Paul over a boxing match - a fight that could see the pair earn a combined $250 million

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Conor McGregor has issued a warning to Logan Paul as the pair continue to be linked with a boxing fight, which would take place in India and net both men a huge $250 million

Conor McGregor is in line to face Logan Paul in a $250 million boxing fight, with the fight set to take place in India later this year.

Ex-UFC heavyweight contender debunks the outrageous rumor of Conor McGregor securing $250M for a Logan Paul boxing bout.