Terence Crawford vs. Conor McGregor was once on the table. Both parties confirmed a phone call about a two-fight series, one in boxing and one in mixed martial arts, but Crawford says that it's not happening.

Terence Crawford, the boxing champion, turned down a two-fight deal with Conor McGregor because it would have required they fight once in the Octagon.

Undefeated boxer Terence Crawford said he declined an offer of a two-fight series with Conor McGregor because he was not interested in competing in the Octagon.

With that in mind, it’s hard to shut the door on this crossover bout. As of now, both men remain unbooked in their respective sports. While Conor McGregor has repeatedly called for a return to the cage, Dana White has reportedly shelved the former champion until early 2025.

The combat sport legends were in talks for a crossover series, with one boxing match and one MMA bout, but Crawford declined the offer

Boxing superstar Terence Crawford said Wednesday he rejected a deal to fight UFC great Conor McGregor because he didn't want to participate in a mixed martial arts fight. In separate interviews, Crawford and McGregor revealed that Turki Alalshikh,

Undefeated boxer Terence Crawford said he declined an offer of a two-fight series with Conor McGregor because he was not interested in competing in the Octagon.

Terence Crawford reveals that he flat out refused to make a two fight deal entailing him to fight Conor McGregor.