Conor McGregor's return to the octagon seems to be a good way off, but he has challenged TV host Conan O'Brien to a bout in exchange for UFC shares.
The legendary TV host made the joking offer while speaking to TMZ, and McGregor has now responded challenging not just O'Brien, but Hoolywood A-Lister Mark Wahlberg as well, with their UFC shares on the line.
Speaking on Twitter, McGregor responded to a TMZ article where 56-year-old Conan joked about a fight between the pair the 30-year-old fighter said: "Challenge accepted Conan!
"I’ll whoop you and Walhberg in the same night. Double shares for the Double Champ!"
A number of celebrities bought shares in the company when their agency William Morris Endeavor (WME) bought it for $4 billion in 2016.
And McGregor has previously been vocal about wanting shares in the company, considering his involvement in a number of record-breaking pay-per-view fights.
He recently even admitted that he would be willing to compete in a pay-per-view co-main event if he were offered shares as part of his payment for a bout.
His recent retirement from the cage was brief, and he is currently awaiting a fight announcement.
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