‘Big’ John McCarthy believes Conor McGregor’s potential $500 million fight with Logan Paul could lead the UFC to take legal action against him. After weeks of speculation and rumors regarding a potential boxing match with Logan Paul, Conor McGregor ‘s combat sports return is inching closer. As of this writing, nothing has been formally booked and finalized, the McGregor and Paul’s teams are in ‘preliminary agreements’ on a 2025 showdown in India.
If the fight comes to fruition, it’ll be McGregor’s second professional boxing match, and his first since his 2017 ‘money fight’ against Floyd Mayweather Jr . While McGregor is in talks to fight Paul, he’s also targeting a potential UFC return for late 2025, according to UFC CEO Dana White . McGregor, as of this writing, remains under contract with the UFC despite ongoing fight talks with Paul.
To finalize the McGregor vs. Paul fight, the UFC would have to permit McGregor to make it happen, otherwise, it would likely be a breach of contract. READ MORE: Jake Paul beats out Cristiano Ronaldo and Conor McGregor for most viewed Instagram reels of 2024 ‘Big’ John McCarthy hints at potential legal battles surrounding Conor McGregor/Logan Paul During a recent episode of the Weighing In podcast, ‘Big’ John McCarthy noted the one major hurdle McGregor has to overcome to make the Paul fight happen.
“The real question is – his contract with the UFC. The only way for him to get that fight is they’ve got to a.
