Conor McGregor is Welcomed to Switch To Bare Knuckle Boxing After Striking Sponsorship Agreement

Conor McGregor's New Partnership

Conor McGregor has struck a sponsorship deal with Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC), leading to speculation about a potential switch to bare-knuckle boxing.

McGregor's Boxing History

McGregor famously crossed over to the boxing ring in 2017 to face Floyd Mayweather, earning around £100 million in the process. Despite losing the bout, McGregor's venture into boxing was a huge financial success.

David Feldman Refuses to Rule Out McGregor's Transition

BKFC founder David Feldman has not ruled out the possibility of McGregor entering the world of bare-knuckle boxing. While McGregor is currently under contract with the UFC, Feldman suggests that a collaboration between the two organizations could be possible.

Potential Exciting Matchups

Feldman believes a bout between McGregor and former UFC star Mike Perry would be highly entertaining. He also mentions other fighters, such as Justin Gaethje, who could make for exciting matchups in the world of bare-knuckle boxing.

McGregor's Involvement with BKFC

McGregor has already shown his support for BKFC by attending their events and even jumping into the ring for a face off. He has also become an ambassador for BKFC, promoting their Forged Irish Stout.

A Thrilling Partnership

Feldman is thrilled to have McGregor's support and involvement with BKFC. He considers it a significant marketing boost for the organization and is excited about the potential opportunities that lie ahead.