CONOR MCGREGOR IS READY TO CLOSE THE UFC CHAPTER! The former two-division UFC champion has ONE FIGHT LEFT on his UFC contract before he can walk away and explore a new chapter outside the Octagon. McGregor has already made it clear he wants to finish that final UFC obligation — with Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship waiting in the wings. If Conor does not to re-sign where does he ranks among the GOATS?
Conor McGregor's time inside the UFC Octagon may be drawing to a close. The former two-division champion has just one fight remaining on his current UFC contract, and with Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship reportedly waiting for him on the other side, the MMA world is watching closely to see what the Irishman does next.
McGregor, 38, holds a professional record of 22 wins and 7 losses and built his legend as a southpaw striker out of SBG Ireland. Standing five-foot-nine with a 74-inch reach, he became the first fighter in UFC history to hold titles in two weight classes simultaneously. His striking numbers remain a benchmark for the sport — he lands 5.27 significant strikes per minute at a 49 percent accuracy rate, figures that reflect the explosive, precise style that made him one of the most recognized combat sports athletes on the planet.
The fighter has been open about his intentions, making clear he plans to fulfill that final UFC obligation before considering what comes next. BKFC has emerged as the most prominently discussed option for a post-UFC chapter, a natural, if unconventional, destination for a fighter whose hands have always been his greatest weapon.
Why it matters
- McGregor completing his UFC deal would formally close one of the most commercially significant runs in the promotion's history
- A move to BKFC would represent a significant shift in the combat sports landscape and raise the organization's profile dramatically
- His lightweight and featherweight legacies would remain part of the UFC record books regardless of where he competes next
- The question of where he stands among all-time greats becomes more complicated if his UFC career ends without another title run
