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Conor McGregor vs Jorge Masvidal: Sean O'Malley backs UFC superfight

UFC star Sean O’Malley believes Conor McGregor vs Jorge Masvidal makes sense for both men as a potential superfight.

Within the context of mixed martial arts, Conor McGregor and Jorge Masvidal are arguably the two biggest names in the sport. McGregor built his brand up after a sensational run that saw him become a champ-champ, whereas Masvidal’s 2019 ‘resurrection’ storyline allowed the Miami-born hero to surge up through the welterweight ranks.

We’ve seen this fight teased on multiple occasions, including at the conclusion of UFC 246 in January 2020, but it’s never been close to being booked.

Alas, given the current state of affairs for both men, it could be the perfect time for the promotion to strike while the iron is hot.

Sean O’Malley, who may well be on the same level as this one day, weighed in on the idea during a recent episode of his podcast.

“I think Conor vs Jorge makes sense right now. Jorge is coming off three losses, [to] Kamaru and Colby. Two fight losing streak, three fight win streak, three fight losing streak.”

“It’d be a knockout, 400% sure. 500% sure.”

“Conor is on a two-fight losing streak to Dustin. Damn, that’s interesting, what does Conor do? I don’t care to see the Nate fight for some reason. I don’t know why. Jorge is a sweeter fight.”

If the UFC made this happen in 2020, which could’ve been feasible if not for the pandemic, then there’s every chance it might’ve rivalled McGregor vs Khabib as the biggest fight in MMA history.

It’s no secret that it wouldn’t have the same impact in 2022, but that doesn’t mean Dana White won’t be interested.

We’re talking about the kind of bout that would get every outlet talking for months. Whether it be International Fight Week or later in the year, there’s

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