Former UFC welterweight champ Georges St. Pierre (25-2) hasn't fought since 2013, but as rumors spread of his potential return to the Octagon, so do talks of a super fight against featherweight champion Conor McGregor (19-2).
McGregor will move up to 155 pounds to battle Rafael dos Anjos (25-7) for the lightweight crown at UFC 197, and that's where the two could match up in the coming months.
According to St. Pierre's ex-manager Stephane Patry, per Bloody Elbow, the one-time dominant champ could face off with McGregor at 155:
"Georges St. Pierre said openly that he could easily get down to 155 pounds to fight. and it is a fact that several fighters who fight at 155 pounds are bigger and walk around heavier than St-Pierre. So if McGregor becomes champion of 145 and 155 pounds, and St-Pierre takes the time to get his weight down in a healthy and intelligent way, do you not think that the UFC would not want to put on the biggest fight in its history?"
Let's hold off the talk of any massive fight until McGregor gets through dos Anjos.
