Conor McGregor Teases WWE Debut: A Face-Off with Cody Rhodes?

In a recent interview, WWE Champion Cody Rhodes stirred excitement by suggesting Conor McGregor would make a thrilling addition to WWE. Speaking with The Schmo, Rhodes expressed his interest in seeing the UFC star “dip his toes” into the world of professional wrestling. Rhodes highlighted that McGregor’s competitive spirit and world-class fighting experience would be a perfect fit for WWE’s intense environment.

Rhodes emphasized WWE’s unique competitive landscape, noting that unlike traditional sports, WWE demands discipline and professionalism to thrive in its high-stakes entertainment setting. According to Rhodes, McGregor would bring an energy and charisma well-suited to WWE, making him a natural entertainer.

McGregor’s Response Fuels Speculation

McGregor didn’t stay quiet after Rhodes’ remarks. Taking to Twitter, McGregor shared a clip of Rhodes and The Schmo enjoying his Proper No. Twelve Irish Whiskey, captioning it with enthusiasm for Rhodes’ comments: “Love it Cody, see you soon.” This subtle yet suggestive message quickly sent fans into a frenzy, wondering if this could hint at McGregor making a future WWE appearance.

The UFC icon’s association with WWE has been a long-running topic, with McGregor himself saying, “you never know” when asked about stepping into the WWE ring. This recent social media exchange with Rhodes is McGregor’s latest flirtation with the idea, and with WWE Crown Jewel around the corner, fans are wondering if the timing is right.

Could WWE’s Crown Jewel Mark McGregor’s Debut?

With WWE Crown Jewel 2024 set for November 2 in Saudi Arabia, speculation is at an all-time high. Fans are already envisioning the potential impact of a McGregor appearance, particularly if he’s aligned—or opposed—to Rhodes. Given McGregor’s worldwide fame and explosive personality, his WWE debut would undoubtedly attract massive attention and add unprecedented star power to the WWE roster.

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