MGK referenced his altercation with McGregor at the 2021 MTV Video
Music Awards while mocking the Irishman on social media.

MGK revives his long-running feud with Conor McGregor after the
former UFC champion’s loss to Max Holloway.

MGK, who refrained from publicly commenting on his infamous clash
with McGregor at the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards at the time,
ridiculed the fighter after his TKO defeat to Max
Holloway at UFC 329. McGregor’s Octagon return following a
five-year hiatus ended in just 69 seconds as he appeared to suffer
a knee injury while throwing his opening kick against Holloway.

MGK shared a series of photos on Instagram after UFC 329, including
one with McGregor throwing a punch at the musician during the 2021
MTV Video Music Awards.

“Knees weak of old age, the real Conor can't stand up,†he wrote in
the caption of the post.

Acknowledging that he had received backlash for his earlier post,
MGK followed up with another video on social media, saying he had
“absolutely nothing” to apologize for, referencing McGregor's
iconic post-fight line after beating Eddie
Alvarez to become a double champ.

“I'm aware I did a post yesterday, and I should probably apologize
for absolutely nothing, homie,†MGK wrote.

“F*ck this dude; that's how beef works. We don't like each other.
Everyone is saying, ‘Oh, you commented on his age, he's only one
year older than you, [and] about his knees.' Hey, guess what? We
don't age the same. My knees are awesome,†he further added.

MGK concluded by joking that McGregor’s walkout lasted longer than
the fight itself.

Don't expect Jon Jones to ever go one-on-one with Oleksandr Usyk unless an unlikely condition is met.

Jones is considered by many to be the greatest MMA fighter of all time, while Usyk has built his legacy in the boxing world as a future lock for the International Boxing Hall of Fame. “Bones†and Usyk have earned multiple world titles in their respective sports, but could the two ever be standing across each other for a mega fight?

You may not want to hold your breath for it, as Jones was asked by Ring Magazine if a boxing match with Usyk could come to fruition. The former UFC light heavyweight and heavyweight titleholder dismissed such a bout unless it was contested under MMA rules.

“No, not at all,†Jones said. “Usyk is Usyk, man. He's one of the absolute GOATs of heavyweight boxing. I also am aware that he does wrestling, and that wrestling has been a heavy part of his training for many years. It's probably why he's so dominant in the clinch. If he'd like to test his total combat skills, I would oblige him in that, but to handicap myself by only using my hands, that's not the world that I come from.

“Out of all the heavyweight boxers, I do see Usyk having the highest potential in making it competitive. I am no boxer, and I don't really consider Usyk to be a complete fighter. I think the world knows what would happen if we were locked in the same room, and I'll just leave it at that.â€

Jones continues to mull over a possible return to the Octagon. He has given different answers on his fighting future depending on the interview. “Bones†has said that he gets fulfillment simply coaching rising heavyweight and Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson, but he's also open to a fight offer from the UFC brass.

As for Usyk, he recently stunned boxing fans and pundits by deciding to vacate his heavyweight titles. While Usyk isn't retiring just yet, he relinquished his gold to open the door for other bouts.

Any chance we ever see an MMA fight between Jon Jones and Oleksandr Usyk? Drop your take in the comments below.

Fisher's former promoter, Eddie Hearn, has now explained how the
boxer's decision to join Zuffa Boxing came down to more than just a
better payday.

Eddie Hearn explains Johnny Fisher's decision to join Zuffa
Boxing

Fisher (14-1, 12 KOs) has left Matchroom Boxing after five years to
join White's Zuffa Boxing, marking a monumental change in his
career. Hearn dissected Fisher's move in an interview with
talkSPORT Boxing.

He explained that the move was influenced by Fisher's desire for
more manageable opponents following his first professional defeat.
Hearn claimed that those types of matchups did not fit the
Matchroom Boxing or DAZN product.

“If I headlined a show for Johnny Fisher against the guys he's
going to be fighting, I would be ridiculed,†Hearn said. “But you
would be prepared to pay for a fight that he will be in because the
fight that he is in is not good enough for my product, for DAZN's
product, to put bums on seats, to make people engage.â€

Zuffa Boxing 11 marks the promotion's return to the United Kingdom
after it previously put on an event in Bournemouth in June.
Fisher's opponent has not been announced yet.