Conor McGregor Set for Shocking Bare Knuckle Return: 'I'd Bet My

Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship is rapidly expanding, with a major boost expected from a potential Conor McGregor fight. BKFC President David Feldman is extremely confident that McGregor will compete in the organization after his next UFC bout. Conor McGregor, who took on an ownership stake in Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC) in April 2024, suffered a knee injury during his UFC 329 bout in July, with plans for his return to competition still pending. Feldman noted McGregor's intense focus despite his recovery.

The sport of bare knuckle is grabbing attention in the United States and in multiple countries. If a potential fight between Conor McGregor and an opponent from the Baddest 1st Combat Federation is being talked about, just imagine how explosive things could get when he steps into the ring. It seems inevitable that it will occur at some point, according to BKFC president David Feldman. I caught up with Feldman, who shared his thoughts on McGregor's prospects moving forward and the other events in store. Let's talk bare knuckle.

Feldman put it plainly. 'I really, really would bet my house that you see Conor McGregor fighting BKFC after his next fight,' he said. He had spoken to McGregor the night before and described him as more focused than he had ever seen him.

You can watch the entire interview here.

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McGregor came back to fight at UFC 329 on July 11, but injured his knee in the opening seconds of his fight with Max Holloway. McGregor has had successful knee surgery and he expects to return to the Octagon to complete the final fight on his contract.

McGregor has been a part-owner of BKFC since April 2024. He last fought at UFC 329 in July, losing to Max Holloway

If a McGregor fight generates the biggest events in the UFC, imagine what will happen when he fights BKFC. The upcoming bare-knuckle fight is poised to set a record for the largest such event ever held.