CONOR McGREGOR revealed talks worth “hundreds of millions” to fight Terence Crawford in BOTH boxing and MMA.
McGregor put his UFC career on hold in 2017 to face ring great Floyd Mayweather in a crossover clash worth huge sums.
He lost in ten rounds but has been linked with a return to boxing ever since to fight the likes of Manny Pacquiao and Canelo Alvarez.
But there have been efforts to bring unbeaten boxer Crawford – who wrestled in his youth – over to the cage as part of a two-fight deal.
McGregor said during a live stream with Duelbits: “Crawford is very slick, he also has a wrestling background pedigree.
“You know they’re always talking to me about bouts. I’ve already boxed a boxer, and the best boxer in MMA is me.
“You know what I mean? I generate the most. We were talking back and forth about a two-fight deal.”
In Crawford’s last fight he beat Israil Madrimov to win the WBA super-welterweight world title.
It was also his first with Saudi boxing supremo Turki Alalshikh’s Riyadh Season – who recently partnered with the UFC.
And McGregor, 36, claimed Crawford, 37, was approached for a never-before-seen double header only to turn it down.
