Conor McGregor shouldn't "taint his legacy" by fighting Logan Paul for $250 million, says TikToker-turned-boxer Bryce Hall

Bryce Hall shares his perspective towards the potential Conor McGregor (right) vs Logan Paul (left) bout[Image Sourced Via Instagram @thenotoriousmma and @loganpaul] — Bryce Hall shares his perspective towards the potential Conor McGregor (right) vs. Logan Paul (left) bout. [Image via @thenotoriousmma and @loganpaul on Instagram]

TikTok star turned boxer, Bryce Hall, has voiced concerns over Conor McGregor's potential fight against Logan Paul, suggesting it could harm McGregor's esteemed legacy. Hall believes that engaging in such a match might not align with McGregor's storied career in professional combat sports.

The proposed bout between McGregor and Paul is rumored to take place in Mumbai, India, at the Wankhede Stadium. With a staggering purse of $250 million, this event is anticipated to be funded by prominent investors aiming to make it a landmark occasion in the world of boxing.

In an interview with ‘The Schmo’ at KnuckleMania 5, Hall spoke about his recent meeting with McGregor, who he described as a "really nice guy". It was during this interview, that he also shared his perspective on the potential McGregor vs. Paul bout, stating:

"Conor shouldn’t even taint his legacy by doing that..I think Conor should just be a part of BKFC and just continue on that route."

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Check out Hall's comments in the video below:

In related news, McGregor, part owner of BKFC, has attended the promotion's recent events and hinted at future participation. BKFC President David Feldman has indicated that McGregor is serious about making his bare-knuckle debut, though no official date has been set.

Conor McGregor demands showdown with Jeremy Stephens

Conor McGregor recently expressed interest in facing ex-UFC star Jeremy Stephens in a bare-knuckle bout. Stephens, known for his striking power and resilience, showcased his skills in KnuckleMania 5, by securing a TKO victory over former UFC champion Eddie Alvarez.

Shortly after his victory, 'Lil' Heathen' reignited his long-standing rivalry with McGregor by issuing a challenge to the Irishman, demanding a fight date for a potential match. Their rivalry dates back to a memorable exchange during a UFC 205 press conference in 2016.

McGregor responded to the callout, asking David Feldman to book the fight: