How seriously should fight fans take UFC star Conor McGregor’s claim that he’s in agreement to fight Logan Paul in a boxing exhibition?

Conor McGregor, one of the most decorated UFC stars in the history of combat sport, nearly confirmed the bout in Mumbai, responding to a news report on social media. The Wankhede Stadium, which hosted the cricket World Cup final in 2011,

In July 2015, McGregor headlined his first UFC pay-per-view event against Chad Mendes following the withdrawal of Jose Aldo. He stopped Mendes to win the interim UFC featherweight title and pocketed $3,285,000, which included a discretionary bonus of $2.11 million.

"A $250M clash of titans is set as Logan Paul and Conor McGregor gear up for a historic showdown in Mumbai, marking a groundbreaking moment in combat sports history!" Glenn reported. Earlier this month, on Dec. 17, McGregor had teased the fight, claiming to be in “preliminary agreements with the Ambani family” to stage said fight.

A rumored bout next summer in India would pit combat sports stars Jake Paul and Conor McGregor against each other. What are the latest updates?

Having been absent from the Octagon for over three years, Conor McGregor has now seemingly revealed he will be fighting Logan Paul for an eye-watering payout of $250 million.

Reports have emerged that Logan Paul could be set to fight Conor McGregor in an exhibition in India for a staggering purse of $250 million - but fans aren't convinced