McGregor's "Final Fight" Post Isn't the Career Goodbye It Looks Like

Conor McGregor just wrote "My final fight" on X after Canelo vs Mbilli, and then claimed he outsells everyone. But does "final fight" really mean the end of his career, or only the end of his UFC contract? In this video we break down exactly what he wrote, fact-check his sales claim against the UFC 329 and Canelo vs Crawford numbers, go through every time he has said goodbye before (2016, 2019, 2020, 2024), and look at four ways this story could end: Holloway 3, another mega-fight, a new UFC deal, or BKFC and boxing. CHAPTERS 00:00 "My final fight" – the post 02:04 The numbers: UFC 329 vs Canelo 04:17 McGregor the business 05:49 69 seconds and the knee surgery 07:36 The contract: what we know and what we don't 09:41 Four goodbyes, four returns 11:52 What is different this time 15:14 Four scenarios 17:55 Our take Featuring: Conor McGregor, Max Holloway, Canelo Alvarez, Christian Mbilli, Dana White Is "my final fight" the end of McGregor's career, or the biggest sales pitch of his life? And if it is his last UFC fight, who should be across the Octagon? Tell us in the comments. Subscribe to Fight Saga MMA for the next chapter. #ConorMcGregor #UFC #MMA #McGregorFinalFight