Though McGregor named Mike Perry, Jeremy Stephens, and Eddie Alvarez as potential fighters he could compete against in the bare-knuckle ring, he conceded that those guys would just be part of a process as his main ambition in the organization would be the hardware.

UFC star Conor McGregor promised to fight in BKFC and rattled off a number of potential opponent names at a press conference Sunday.

'The Notorious' known for his flashy style and devastating left hand, has been a staple in the UFC for over a decade. However, it appears that the Irish superstar is looking for a new challenge, and BKFC's unique brand of bare-knuckle boxing has caught his attention.

Former two-division UFC champion and part owner of BKFC Conor McGregor reiterated his plans to compete in the bare-knuckle boxing promotion.

Conor McGregor confirms he will fight in BKFC while his UFC return remains uncertain, shocking fans with the unexpected move.

Conor McGregor says he has many fights lined up for BKFC as he expects to make his debut in the organization. McGregor is a part-owner of BKFC, as he continues to work his way back to fighting. He has been absent from fighting since 2021,

"If you think I'm up here giving these speeches and leading these men into battle and I won't step in there myself, think again.” With these words, Conor McGregor sent a shockwave through the fighting community and proved yet again why he became the most hyped and highest-paid athlete in the realm of mixed martial arts.

Former UFC double-champion and current BKFC part-owner Conor McGregor appeared Sunday for a press conference to promote BKFC Italy on April 26.