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Published 19:20 19 Jun 2017 BST

"We let a lot of our deals lapse, so there's a lot of open categories that we've been negotiating from different brands - including Reebok. So we'll see how that all plays out."While Attar admitted that they're still in talks with Reebok, the official apparel partner with the UFC, McGregor remains a free agent in relation to athletic apparel.
"He's currently a free agent in relation to athletic apparel, yes. We're still in discussions with Reebok as well as other brands, so we'll see how that all plays out."
Host Ariel Helwani's jaw hit the floor when Attar dropped this nugget of information. Just to make sure his ears weren't deceiving him, he made sure to ask if there was a possibility McGregor could wear attire made by a different sportswear brand. Attar confirmed that could actually happen.
"If he signs with Nike, he can wear Nike for this fight. That's accurate... It's definitely a great opportunity to have any brand that we decide to align with."Whatever happens, you can guarantee that the eventual deal will be worth an absolute fortune. Those negotiations are going to be very fun for Team McGregor.
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