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McGregor Says Crawford Turned Down $200 Million Two-Fight Deal
Conor McGregor said Terence Crawford declined a proposed two-fight agreement worth $200 million that would have paired an MMA bout against McGregor with a boxing match. The discussions involved Turki Alalshikh. McGregor also addressed Crawford's comments about another fighter.
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Conor McGregor said Terence Crawford declined a proposed two-fight agreement worth $200 million that would have included an MMA bout against McGregor and a boxing match. McGregor stated that he called Crawford to present the offer during discussions involving Turki Alalshikh. "
said Crawford replied that he did not want to be kicked.
McGregor added that he did not understand why a combatant would not want to test himself in that matchup. McGregor also said Crawford made a remark about another fighter that McGregor did not like. He stated that he responded directly to the comment.
The account comes from McGregor's public statements reported by @arielhelwani.
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