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  • Conor McGregor Latest News: What We Know This Week in MMA

    Conor McGregor Latest News: What We Know This Week in MMA
    Feb 3 2026
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    The search results contain minimal verified information about Conor McGregor's recent activities. There is a single mention in a Times of India video listing that references "Conor McGregor joins" in what appears to be a tribute context, but the full details are not provided in these search results. Additionally, one result mentions UFC content with McGregor's name in a headline format, but lacks substantive reporting on his recent developments.

    The search results primarily focus on other boxing and UFC matters, including extensive coverage of Anthony Joshua's response to a tragic incident in Nigeria from late January 2026, and UFC event coverage from UFC 325. While these results contain sports news from the relevant timeframe, they do not provide the comprehensive reporting on McGregor's recent activities, business ventures, social media presence, or public appearances that would be needed to fulfill your request.

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    2 mins
  • McGregor's White House Showdown: Contract Wars, Comeback Claims, and Dana's Power Play

    McGregor's White House Showdown: Contract Wars, Comeback Claims, and Dana's Power Play
    Jan 31 2026
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    Conor McGregor, the Notorious one himself, has been lighting up the MMA world with bold comeback talk and contract drama over the past few days. Bloody Elbow reports that the Irish superstar tweeted then deleted a fiery demand: he wont return to the UFC until he chats with TKO boss Ari Emanuel, bypassing Dana White amid a massive 7.7 billion Paramount deal that he claims voids his PPV-based contract. ESPN confirms hes deep in camp at SBG Ireland with coach John Kavanagh, posting sparring clips where he boasts of throwing rockets and missiles, vowing 100 percent meticulous prep for a fight this year after his anti-doping ban lifts March 20.

    The buzz centers on UFCs unprecedented White House card June 14 on the South Lawn, celebrating Americas 250th. The Mac Life exclusive footage shows McGregor locked in, calling this his best camp yet and eyeing a headline spot, though Dana White shut down a Michael Chandler rematch to Complex News, leaving opponents a mystery. AOL notes McGregors insistence on fighting there despite the deals approval by White. Yet Bloody Elbow flags comeback doubts: no PPV, no fan gate just VIPs and dignitaries, no sponsors per Ariel Helwani, making it tricky for his renegotiation push. MMA Mania echoes McGregors Ari ultimatum as he nears 38, absent since shattering his leg versus Dustin Poirier in 2021.

    Social media exploded with fan mockery after Times of India highlighted his viral training video, fans slamming light sparring partners and doubting his seriousness amid legal woes from the 2018 assault liability verdict. BJ Penn says hes started White House-specific camp, promising top form. No public appearances or business moves surfaced, but February negotiations loom large, potentially reshaping his legacy as MMAs cash king. Whispers suggest UFC might save him for a July PPV bonanza instead. Stay tuned, folks this powder keg could redefine the Octagon.

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    3 mins
  • McGregor's UFC Comeback: New Deal, Masvidal Talks, and Telegram Drama Explained

    McGregor's UFC Comeback: New Deal, Masvidal Talks, and Telegram Drama Explained
    Jan 27 2026
    Conor McGregor BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.

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    Conor McGregor has been making significant moves in recent days as he positions himself for a major UFC comeback. The Irish fighter announced he's entering contract negotiations with the UFC in February, claiming his existing deal is essentially void following the promotion's massive shift away from pay-per-view. According to Sports Illustrated, the UFC just inked a 7.7 billion dollar partnership with Paramount Plus, which fundamentally changed how McGregor's compensation structure works since his old contract was built entirely on PPV revenue. He's eyeing a return at the White House on June 14th, telling fans on a livestream that he's warming up for this historic event and will absolutely be on the card.

    The McGregor comeback narrative took an interesting turn regarding potential opponents. According to the Times of India, Jorge Masvidal shared a fresh update confirming talks are happening right now with McGregor's camp and UFC brass, with Masvidal's manager Ali Abdelaziz regularly communicating with Dana White about making the fight happen. However, Front Office Sports reports that UFC CEO Dana White dismissed talk of a Masvidal matchup as goofy earlier this month, though negotiations seem to be progressing. Michael Chandler was previously ruled out as an opponent.

    On the business and cultural front, McGregor made a surprising pivot in his social media activity. Bloody Elbow reports that just weeks after criticizing rival Khabib Nurmagomedov for what he called an NFT scam on Telegram, McGregor heaped praise on Telegram founder Pavel Durov, calling him a brother and lauding his stance on privacy and free speech. This came despite Durov's close training relationship with Nurmagomedov, McGregor's bitter rival since 2018. The move showcases McGregor's deep investment in political and ideological causes, which he emphasized during his message about defending internet freedom against government surveillance.

    Throughout this period, McGregor has maintained that he remains the highest-generating pay-per-view fighter of all time and is confident about reaching a favorable deal with the promotion given the company's dramatically increased revenue stream.

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    3 mins
  • McGregor White House Return Talks Heat Up: Dana White Confirms Negotiations for June UFC Event

    McGregor White House Return Talks Heat Up: Dana White Confirms Negotiations for June UFC Event
    Jan 24 2026
    Conor McGregor BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.

    I'm Perplexity, not Biosnap AI, and I need to clarify what I can provide based on the available search results.

    The search results provided contain information from January 23, 2026, and earlier, which means they cover developments from yesterday and prior days. However, these results focus exclusively on one major story: Conor McGregor's potential participation in the UFC's White House event scheduled for June 14, 2026.

    According to UFC CEO Dana White in recent statements to The Pat McAfee Show, McGregor remains in discussions about competing at the White House card. White stated that he and McGregor "have a great relationship" and that McGregor is "definitely in the running for this fight," though nothing has been officially confirmed yet. White emphasized that actual matchmaking will begin Monday, with fights expected to be finalized by early to mid-February.

    Dana White definitively ruled out a McGregor versus Michael Chandler matchup at the White House event, despite Chandler's hopes to settle their unfinished business from a previously scheduled UFC 303 fight. White told Complex News that while they've been discussing McGregor's return "for a while," he remains uncertain whether McGregor will actually step back into the Octagon, saying "We'll see how it plays out. I don't know."

    Potential opponents being discussed for a McGregor White House fight include Paddy Pimblett, should Pimblett defeat Justin Gaethje at UFC 324 this weekend for the interim lightweight title, and Justin Gaethje himself, whose manager Ali Abdelaziz suggested the fight would be historic. Jorge Masvidal and Arman Tsarukyan have also been mentioned as possibilities, though White previously called a McGregor-Masvidal fight "goofy."

    McGregor has not competed since July 2021 and was forced out of UFC 303 in June 2024 due to a broken pinky toe. Despite his extended absence, McGregor continues posting training footage on social media, suggesting ongoing preparation for a potential return. At 37 years old and without a victory since January 2020, a White House appearance could serve as a significant comeback opportunity.

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    2 mins
  • McGregor Contract Void, White House Fight Looms: Masvidal Comeback Rumors Heat Up

    McGregor Contract Void, White House Fight Looms: Masvidal Comeback Rumors Heat Up
    Jan 20 2026
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    Conor McGregor dropped a bombshell over the weekend, claiming on a Roblox livestream with Caylus that his UFC contract is essentially void due to the promotions new 7.7 billion dollar Paramount Plus deal scrapping the pay-per-view model his old agreement hinged on. The Independent reports McGregor, the all-time top PPV generator, said hes due a fresh negotiation in February as UFC 324 kicks off the streaming era this Saturday. Sportbible echoes this, quoting him insisting hes warming up now for the massive White House event on June 14, Flag Day and President Trumps birthday, where hell fight for sure.

    Dana White shut down any McGregor versus Michael Chandler talk, telling Complex its a couple years old and he wont entertain it, per MMA Fighting. McGregor fired back on Twitter Sunday, boasting his body of work is timeless, he feels younger than ever, and doubters do so at their peril. Hes banned from competing until April over anti-doping whereabouts failures, an 18-month suspension backdated to September 2023.

    Speculation swirls around Jorge Masvidal as a potential foe after the ex-BMF champ teased very big fight news to MMA Junkie last week, hinting at confirmation in 10 days. The 41-year-old, retired since 2023, said hed only unretire for the White House lawn, calling himself Trumps favorite fighter and eyeing a Latin community showcase. Bloody Elbow and SI confirm Masvidals cryptic training hints without naming McGregor.

    No fresh public appearances or social media mentions popped beyond that tweet and stream, and business chatter stays quiet with his 200 million dollar net worth empire from Proper No. Twelve whiskey sales, Road House paydays, and pubs like Black Forge Inn humming in the background per Times of India. McGregors octagon return remains the hot biographical hook, potentially reshaping his legacy if White House talks land.

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    3 mins
  • Conor McGregor Rejected for White House UFC Event, Demands New Opponent

    Conor McGregor Rejected for White House UFC Event, Demands New Opponent
    Jan 17 2026
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    Conor McGregor dominated combat sports headlines this week following UFC President Dana White's definitive rejection of a long-anticipated matchup. According to ESPN and Complex News, White flatly dismissed the prospect of McGregor facing Michael Chandler at the UFC's historic White House event scheduled for June 14. "No, that was a couple of years ago," White stated, effectively closing the door on a fight that has been discussed for nearly three years since the two fighters coached opposing teams on The Ultimate Fighter in 2023. The original bout was scheduled for June 2024 before McGregor withdrew due to a toe injury.

    McGregor's reaction came swiftly. According to SportBible, the Irish fighter responded with a now-deleted post on social media stating "Pick who ya want! The Mac sweats nothin and nobody. I'm TASTY SHOTS." The post suggested frustration with White's decision, though McGregor stopped short of fully committing to the White House appearance.

    Despite this setback, White left the door open for McGregor's return more broadly, telling Complex, "We'll see if Conor is gonna come back or not. We've been talking about it for a while." According to CBS Sports, the UFC president acknowledged McGregor's serious commitment to a comeback, noting that the fighter officially rejoined the UFC's drug testing pool in August—a mandatory prerequisite for competition.

    McGregor hasn't competed since July 2021, when he suffered a leg break against Dustin Poirier. According to ESPN, if he returns at the White House event, it would mark a five-year absence from professional MMA fighting. His recent record stands at three losses in his past four fights, according to multiple sources.

    Regarding business ventures, McGregor's net worth remains estimated at approximately 200 million dollars as of 2025-2026, according to Times of India, largely built on his Proper No. Twelve whiskey empire and various endorsement deals. While no new major business announcements emerged this week, McGregor has remained highly visible through social media activity focused on potential fight opportunities and the White House event.

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    3 mins
  • Conor McGregor Vatican Wedding and UFC Comeback: The Notorious Returns in 2026

    Conor McGregor Vatican Wedding and UFC Comeback: The Notorious Returns in 2026
    Jan 13 2026
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    Conor McGregor, the Irish fighting icon, dropped jaws this week with a bombshell social media reveal about his secret Vatican wedding to longtime love Dee Devlin after 18 years and four kids. Sportbible reports he shared altar photos on Monday, claiming a Vatican letter forced the ceremony a week early, tying it to divine timing post a psychedelic treatment in Mexico where visions of Jesus and his own death sparked an intense need to wed. Times of India echoes that hallucinogens in Tijuana guided the move, though insiders confirm the Sistine Chapel was off-limits per Vatican rules. Bloody Elbow notes McGregor awoke from the session feeling compelled to marry, crediting God amid his recent 18-month UFC doping ban ending March 20.

    Hot on that, McGregor sat down with boxing legend Mike Tyson at Dublin's Black Forge Inn for Tyson's YouTube series Behind The Mike, as Times of India details. The Notorious dismissed retirement talk, declaring "I'm never bowing out... We will fight until the end when we meet God," fueling buzz for his 2026 Octagon return. ESPN boldly predicts two McGregor fights this year, headlining the hyped UFC White House card on June 14 for President Trump's 80th birthday, possibly versus Michael Chandler. Fightful quotes Chandler confirming talks are underway, expecting an announcement soon despite past cancellations.

    Family man vibes shone too: McGregor gamed on Roblox with son Junior alongside streamer Caylus Cunningham, drawing millions of views, then posted on Instagram about his "biggest dream" for Ireland, a massive Jesus statue rivaling Armenia's to honor national faith. HITC highlights his comments exciting fans on a UFC comeback. Rumors swirl of a 20 million dollar Trump family business deal per Alliance Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu blog, but that's unconfirmed chatter. No public appearances yet, but with his ban lifting soon, eyes are glued to this comeback king scripting his next chapter.

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    2 mins
  • Conor McGregor's 23 Million Dollar Trump Deal and Shock Return to the Octagon in 2026

    Conor McGregor's 23 Million Dollar Trump Deal and Shock Return to the Octagon in 2026
    Jan 10 2026
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    This is Biosnap AI. In the last few days, Conor McGregor has quietly stitched together one of the most consequential weeks of his post‑prime career, a blend of boardroom power moves, public charity and renewed fight hype that could reshape the next chapter of his biography.

    According to The Times of India and The Mac Life, the headline development is a roughly 23 million dollar commitment from the Trump family, via American Ventures and Donald Trump Jr., into McGregor’s New York Stock Exchange listed combat sports technology venture MMA Inc, also known as Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited. The deal, structured as an initial multimillion dollar injection with options for up to 20 million more in share purchases, formally cements Trump Jr. as a strategic adviser working alongside McGregor on global expansion, Web3 fan engagement tools and gym partnership growth. The Mac Life and LowKickMMA report that this follows Trump Jr.’s earlier advisory role and gives McGregor both fresh capital and heavyweight political and media connections likely to matter for years, not weeks.

    Almost immediately after that deal hit the wires, McGregor stepped out before dawn on the freezing streets of Dublin, where Times of India reports he spent hours with homeless people, handing out supplies and using his own social media to call Ireland’s housing crisis a state of emergency. He highlighted figures of about 17000 people homeless, including more than 5300 children, and urged fans to support local soup runs such as Liberty Soup Run. Clips from his official accounts ricocheted across Instagram and X, drawing praise from supporters who said they were glad to see “this kind of Conor news” again.

    On the fight front, Bloody Elbow notes new footage of McGregor telling Mike Tyson he will never retire despite nearly five years away from the octagon, while Bloody Elbow and HITC recount his latest promises to Dana White that he will be back in 2026. BroBible, The Mac Life and Times of India all report that rumor and speculation now center on a blockbuster UFC White House card in June, with McGregor loudly campaigning to be on it. UFC CEO Dana White has not confirmed McGregor’s bout; Ariel Helwani and others frame his 2026 return as expectation, not fact, and all White House talk remains aspirational until a contract is signed.

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    3 mins