Conor McGregor calls out Eddie Hearn after former boxer expresses desire to fight the "too small" Irishman

Irish MMA superstar Conor McGregor has issued a call out to British boxing promoter Eddie Hearn following former boxer Carl Froch's expressed desire to fight McGregor.

McGregor, known for his fiery personality and willingness to take on tough opponents, appears to be unfazed by Froch's interest in a potential mixed martial bout. Instead, McGregor has set his sights on Hearn, a prominent figure in the boxing world, challenging him to put his money where his mouth is and make the fight happen.

Carl Froch, a former British super middleweight boxer, professed his willingness to fight in a cage against Conor McGregor during the latest episode of his podcast, Froch on Fighting. Froch, who is known for his aggressive style in the ring, has not shied away from calling out 'The Notorious', stating that the Irishman is too small to be a worthy opponent. This bold challenge has garnered attention from fans and analysts alike, with many speculating about the potential outcome of such a matchup.

'Cobra' has stated:

"I'd fight Conor McGregor in the cage. I could be getting myself in trouble here or into a position I can't wiggle out of, but I think I'd take him on in the cage. He's too small.”

The UFC superstar responded by calling on famed boxing promoter Hearn to arrange a matchup with Froch, although it's unclear whether the bout will occur. McGregor replied:

"Eddie Hearn, get this signed up lad."

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Rafael dos Anjos has named Conor McGregor as his dream opponent

During a recent social media interaction with fans, former UFC lightweight champion Rafael dos Anjos expressed his strong desire to face Conor McGregor in the octagon, stating that it would be the one fight he would like to have on his record.

McGregor, widely regarded as one of the greatest MMA fighters of all time, has gained immense popularity and has become a household name in the sport. Dos Anjos' desire to fight him is a testament to McGregor's reputation and the impact he has had on the sport. 'RDA' stated:

"I've fought the best in guys in two divisions, but the Conor [McGregor] fight I would like to have on my records."

Before joining the UFC in 2013, 'The Notorious' was a two-division world champion for the Cage Warriors. From promising potential to a worldwide megastar, the Irishman is a significant reason why MMA is a global force, and his status in the sport may never be surpassed.