Conor McGregor raises his voice and takes a jab at Alex Pagan and Max Holloway; find out why.

Conor McGregor in the octagon. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram/brwlrz

The former UFC double champion Conor McGregor He didn't miss the opportunity to provoke big names in the organization. The Irishman downplayed information that had been released involving Alex Poatán e Max Holloway on social media, and even claimed to have better numbers.

In a recent release of pay-per-view (PPV) figures for events between 2024 and 2025, the historical data shows... UFC 300 It was mentioned, a card that featured Poatan's victory over Jamahal hill in the main event, in addition to the memorable duel between Holloway and Justin gaethjeWithout mincing words, the Irishman made a point of downplaying the amount of money raised, highlighting his own ability to attract an audience.

"My last fight sold more than all those events combined," he wrote. Conor McGregor.

My last one done more than all of these combined. https://t.co/PBm5iOySXo

— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) March 27, 2026

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It is quite true that Conor McGregor He is known for his provocative side. However, in this situation, the Irishman actually comes up with better numbers than in the historic event that featured Poatan and Holloway.

McGregor's last fight was against Dustin poirier No. UFC 264in July 2021. Despite the Irishman losing that match after suffering a fractured tibia, the show recorded approximately $1,8 million in PPV sales.

When will Conor McGregor's next UFC fight be?

Former champion in the featherweight (up to 65,8 kg) and lightweight (up to 70,3 kg) divisions. Conor McGregor He is eagerly anticipating a return to the world's most famous octagon this year. The Irishman, who has a record of 22 wins and six losses in his professional career, had a recent meeting with the Ultimate. And, according to journalist Ariel Helwani, the conversation "was positive." According to Helwani, McGregor could return on July 11th.

“Conor’s recent meeting with the UFC was positive. Something very serious would have to happen for him not to fight on July 11th. They need this now more than ever,” stated Ariel Helwani.