KAMARU USMAN offered Conor McGregor a chance at his UFC Welterweight title - in an effort to end their online feuding.
Recent back-and-forth between the pair has led Usman to publicly challenge Irishman 2020.
Kamaru Usman offered Conor McGregor the chance to challenge his UFC welterweight title
Instead, he defended his belt against Jorge Masvidal (37), and accused McGregor (33) of giving him the silent treatment.
On Club Shay Shay, Usman, 34 years old, stated that he would not fight Khabib. Khabib is my brother. I have no interest in it. Conor, absolutely.
"So, one time, before Masvidal was fought, he was tweeting quite a bit.
"I said, "Here's your chance. You can call the UFC right now to challenge for the belt.
"Then, he became quiet. Then, he began calling out Anderson Silva, retired fighters and other such things the following week.
"So would Conor fight me?" It's there.
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSMcGregor has fought at welterweight three times, losing to Nate Diaz (36), in 2016.
In 2020, he beat Donald Cerrone (38), at 170lb, sparking talk of a fight against Usman.
McGregor was the first person to have two UFC titles at once, as he reigned as both the featherweight champion and the lightweight champion.
But he has always longed to be a part of UFC history, becoming the only champion in THREE divisions.
McGregor tweeted November, "I fancy it greatly to the treble."
His two last fights were at lightweight against Dustin Poirier who he knocked out back in 2014.
The first round ended in Poirier's knockout win, before McGregor broke McGregor's tibia in round 1.
Since then, he has had a successful operation and is back in training for a possible comeback later this year.
