Is a fight coming? UFC veteran sends a message to McGregor and dreams of a historic duel.

Conor McGregor in the octagon. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram/brwlrz

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Jim Miller stirred things up behind the scenes at the Ultimate Fighting Championship by mentioning Conor McGregor as a possible next opponent after UFC 328, held last Saturday (9). At 42 years old, the veteran continues to expand his historic trajectory in the organization and revealed that he still dreams of great fights before reaching the symbolic mark of 50 fights in the octagon.

In a press conference after the event, Miller took the opportunity to excite fans by commenting on a possible next opponent. The veteran did not rule out a matchup against Conor McGregor, stating that the duel would be fun to watch.

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"Anyone. Unfortunately, I think I may have broken my left hand in the four minutes we fought (in UFC 328"But I heard there's an Irishman looking for a fight. I think that would be fun," Miller declared.

It's worth remembering that Dana White stated that he expects the return of Conor McGregor to the octagon this year. The former champion has already been linked to a fight against Max Holloway The fight is scheduled for UFC 329 on July 11, but has not yet been officially confirmed by the UFC.

The cherry on top of Jim Miller's career.

Jim Miller in a UFC fight. Photo: Reproduction/Twitter/UFC News

Holding numerous UFC records, Miller recently signed a new five-fight contract with the organization. After his 47th appearance in the octagon, the American explained in a post-event press conference that his main priority at the moment is to preserve his body in order to reach the significant milestone of 50 career fights.

“I want to reach 50 fights. I don’t want anything bad to happen. That’s why I train with the team I have today. They are incredible guys. I don’t do all kinds of heavy training at the gym. Of course, it would be good to have partners with specific styles and body types, but I have a group of guys I trust and who trust me. We manage to do what I need to prepare and they offer me the right stimuli. All this in a safe way,” explained the veteran.