Conor McGregor, the UFC's legend, has said that he will see out his last two fights before he leaves.
The 33-year-old insists he wants to be able to claim the top ten most-sold Pay-Per-View events of UFC history.
Conor McGregor has lost three of his four last fights in the octagon
McGregor, a two-weight world champion, has participated in seven of the nine largest events.
The Irishman insists that Brock Lesnar's match against Frank Mir, currently in fifth place, only saw 1.1million purchases instead of the reported $1.6m.
The Notorious declared that his win over Donald Cerrone in January 2020 brought him 1.3 million buys and should be included on the list before Lesnar's fight against Mir in 2009.
McGregor replied to a commenter about the top 10 PPV events. He tweeted: "I have 8 of the top 10.
"Shadow boxing is making a comeback. It's easy. Who knows what the next one will be?
"I like to round out the top 10 though to complete my contract."
McGregor is currently in serious condition after breaking his leg during the Trilogy defeat against Dustin Pourier in July.
Rumours of Poirier fighting against an American lightweight competitor have been circulating. Poirier said he was open to another fight.
According to him, he believes he has proven himself the superior fighter twice here. But we'll wait and see what happens (about a fourth fight).
"I don't know when it's coming back. He has a long recovery and a long road ahead.
"I'm the next in line to a title shot, but it's difficult to predict what's going in the future. I don't know."
McGregor claimed that he could return to the ring at the welterweight weight, which could lead to a three-fight series against Nate Diaz.
