Conor McGregor is invited by a WWE executive to appear in the company's show

C. McGregor at a press conference at the UFC 257. Photo/Reproduction: YouTube

The Irish star Conor McGregor, in addition to continuing to be an important asset of the UFC, is now being approached by the largest 'wrestling' organization on the planet for a stake in the company. The invitation to the ‘Notório’ was made directly by WWE executive, Paul Levesque, better known as ‘Triple H‘. The attack was made on Twitter.

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The former UFC featherweight (up to 65,7kg) and lightweight (up to 70,3kg) champion joked on his social media, saying that he would make his version more polished and educated and would return to using more 'trash talk‘ (provocative style) against his opponents. The proposal to perform in 'free wrestling', then, came after a suggestion from a fan, who used two dolls to suggest a fight between Conor and his compatriot Finn Bálor, an athlete under contract with WWE.

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Immediately, Paul Levesque responded in his Twitter, telling McGregor that ‘he just had to say when’. The leader of pro wrestling recently stated that he would like to have the former UFC champion on his roster one day, due to his personality and provocative manner.

Although he remains relevant in martial arts, McGregor's phase in MMA is not the best. In his last appearance, the Irishman was knocked out by Dustin poirier, UFC 257, in January of this year, in Abu Dhabi (UAE). In his recent record, Conor has two defeats in his last three engagements.

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