Irish fighter, Conor McGregor, has revealed the details of a stunning offer he has received to take part in the ‘spectacle for the ages’ UFC event planned for the White House.

The show is billed to take place on the South Lawn of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, with US president Donald Trump determined to make the UFC fight happen in 2026.

Trump’s friend and UFC chief executive, Dana White, visited the White House earlier this month to pitch the idea of a high profile fight, to mark the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

McGregor has since been tipped to finally make his comeback at the event.

The Irishman has now claimed that an eye watering $100million fee and 100 of Trump’s ‘gold card visas’ – an authorisation costing $1m each which grants lawful permanent residence in the United States – has persuaded him to end his self imposed retirement.

McGregor wrote on X: “$100million to fight at the White House along with 100 U.S ‘Golden Visas’ for myself and family and friends.

“I look very forward to entertaining the fighting world once again. A pleasure I never take for granted!”