Conor McGregor had a message for “p*ssies” on UFC’s legal team after claiming the company shut down his “glorified spar” with Logan Paul.

The combat sports world has been waiting for Conor McGregor's return, but it appears that his return to fighting in any discipline is going to take more time. The Irish superstar has yet to step back into the octagon with the UFC and has not laced up his boxing gloves.

The rumored Jake Paul vs Logan Paul boxing match was actually a big publicity stunt to announce a huge new venture for the brothers.

As it turns out, things weren't so friendly between Conor McGregor and the widely-popular Paul brothers on a recent bus ride to President Donald Trump's inaugur

Conor McGregor said the UFC would not grant him permission to face Logan Paul in an exhibition boxing match in India this year.

Conor McGregor and the Paul brothers are buddying up in the nation’s capital. The controversial MMA fighter was heading to Donald Trump’s inauguration Monday morning in Washington, D.C., carpooling with two long-rumored potential boxing opponents: Jake and Logan Paul.

The combat sports stars and Trump supporters pose together for photo on way to the U.S. Capitol for presidential festivities.

Conor McGregor and the Paul brothers can get along, after all. The always-busy UFC superstar was bound to run into Logan or Jake Paul at some point, whether in the boxing ring or outside of it, and that's how it happened on a bus ride to President Donald Trump's inauguration in Washington, D.C.

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McGregor was referring to UFC president Dana White – who publicly dismissed the boxing match – and the fact that Logan has starred in WWE since 2021. Now, the former MMA champion has gone into more depth on why the fight collapsed, despite UFC and WWE having the same owners: TKO Group Holdings.

Conor McGregor had harsh words for the Nurmagomedov family after his fellow Irishman Paul Hughes lost to Usman.