CONOR MCGREGOR intends to break the UFC's pay per view records in his remaining fights.
The MMA legend has participated in eight of the ten largest PPV events in the sport's history, with Khabib Nurmagomedov's 2018 grudge match topping the list.
Conor McGregor was responsible for eight of the ten largest PPV events in MMA's history
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The Notorious, who is currently recuperating from a broken leg, plans to score a perfect ten in his two next appearances in the promotion.
He tweeted, "2 fights remaining on my contract. I will complete the top ten."
"Can't wait for my comeback to sparring!"
McGregor, 33 years old, has been tempted to return to boxing over the years, but is keen to renew his contract with MMA's top promotion.
The Irishman stated that he had two fights remaining on his contract during an informal Twitter Q&A.
"I would love to be with UFC for the rest of my life. "I am the UFC!" We will see."
McGregor (22-6), is expected to return to the Octagon in July at the earliest - one year after he broke his left leg in the trilogy fight with Dustin Pourier.
The Dubliner refuses to let his fibula or tibia heal completely, even though they are almost healed.
He said to his fans, "The fibula has been fully healed."
"The medial side is also developing nice callous.
It is important to wait for the bone to break down to the side of the tibia, where the larger break took place.
It's moving. "Patience will win this race.
McGregor is cautious, but he expects to sparring again in April.
He stated that he would be fully trained in mixed martial arts sparring by April. Easily!
"By then, a return will become imminent. But I must be patient. "I will overcome this!"
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