At UFC 326, Charles Oliveira secured the BMF Championship with a commanding victory, but not everyone was convinced by the outcome. Among those stirring interest is Conor McGregor, who appears ready to make his return to the octagon and has set his sights on Oliveira’s title. This development raises questions about what might come next for both fighters and the UFC landscape.
McGregor’s Public Challenge Sparks Discussion
Conor McGregor remains one of the most recognizable figures in mixed martial arts, despite his absence since July 2021, when he faced Dustin Poirier at UFC 264. Known as a major draw for UFC president Dana White, McGregor took to social media shortly after UFC 326 to hint at a bout for the BMF Championship.
“If they want I’ll spank charlie.”
This brief but provocative message has generated buzz regarding a potential matchup between McGregor and Oliveira, although no official plans have been announced. Prior to the UFC White House event, McGregor was rumored to make a return, initially slated to fight Michael Chandler. However, that fight was scrapped, and Chandler instead faced Mauricio Ruffy on the card.
Uncertainty Surrounds McGregor’s Future in the UFC
It remains unclear whether Conor McGregor will step into the cage again or if these signals are merely speculative. The possibility of a high-profile fight with Oliveira could reignite McGregor’s career, yet the timing and logistics are still unknown. Fans and analysts alike are watching closely to see if this teasing will turn into a legitimate showdown or fade away without fruition.
If they want I’ll spank charlie
— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) March 8, 2026
