Conor McGregor is considering making a return to the UFC.

The 36-year-old MMA fighter responded in several posts on his X account discussing the possibility of a UFC match taking place at the White House.

Conor, who plans to run for election in Ireland, says he’s interested in taking part in the fight.

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On Thursday (July 3), President Donald Trump announced that he plans to hold a UFC fight at the White House. The details of his plan are unclear but a UFC official stated that they’ve been in talks with Trump about the event.

Conor responded to the possibility in a post on X, writing, “Excited with President Trump announcing a UFC fight event at the White House. I would be honoured! Count me in!”

In another post on the platform, Conor referenced his plans to run for election in Ireland and seemingly confirmed that the fight will take place in 2026.

Conor writes in the post, “July 4th next year is a Saturday, regarding President Trump‘s UFC White House event. I will be reigning President of Ireland just under 1 year when I step out on the lawns of the White House to throw down. Epic proportions! Or as I like to call it, Tuesday at the office.”

He also shared an AI-generated image of himself and Michael Chandler at the White House gearing up for a fight.

If you didn’t know, Conor recently lost a court case and was ordered to pay a serious sum of money.