UFC welterweight champion Islam Makhachev admitted that he is intrigued by a potential boxing match against Conor McGregor. Makhachev is the No. 1 pound-for-pound fighter in MMA right now, and McGregor is the sport’s biggest star.

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Islam Makhachev might be one of the greatest MMA fighters of all time, but the current UFC welterweight champion has often spoken about a boxing match against Conor McGregor.

Islam Makhachev says Conor McGregor would be dangerous in the first round of a boxing fight but believes his chances would drop after that. He is willing to take the matchup regardless of the money. Makhachev also questioned Jon Jones’ UFC win streak because of his drug-test history,

🥊👀 Islam Makhachev admits Conor McGregor would be dangerous in round one if they boxed, but not dangerous after that: “Well, if I say he’s not dangerous at all, I would be wrong. He’s dangerous, yes in the first round. But, after that I don’t think he has much of a chance.”… pic.twitter.com/TemXevSIiN

Presented with the possibility of fighting Conor McGregor in a boxing ring, Islam Makhachev jumped at the opportunity. Unconvinced by McGregor’s ability, Makhachev insisted that the Irishman is only dangerous in the early rounds, saying:

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Islam Makhachev is interested in a boxing match with Team Khabib rival, Conor McGregor, and he really doesn’t care how much he gets paid. Makhachev, who has worked tirelessly over the past five years to become a two-division UFC champion and the best pound-for-pound fighter on the planet,

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