Conor McGregor boasts he has no competition in UFC

"Hello I'd like to order some competition please I don't have any" - Conor McGregor. Photo / Instagram

Conor McGregor is enjoying some time away from the octagon, but that hasn't stopped him from continuing to boast about his status as the sport's No 1.

McGregor, who is enjoying a rest following his convincing victory over Eddie Alvarez at UFC 205 in New York, posted a picture to Instagram of him using a large wad of cash as a pretend telephone with the caption: "Hello I'd like to order some competition please I don't have any."

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The double UFC champion was referring to his domination of the sport and the fact he is the only man in history to hold two separate belts at two different weights. That said, McGregor did receive one strong reply from Nate Diaz, a man who he has lost to in the past. In response to McGregor, Diaz posted a picture of the pair's bout with the captions: "I killed everyone on the roster".

Such is McGregor's confidence in his ability that after defeating Alvarez at Madison Square Garden, he demanded a share in the sport from UFC supremo Dana White.

Since that victory earlier this month, McGregor has popped up at an event in Belfast and revealed his other half Dee Devlin is pregnant with his first child.

McGregor - now officially the sport's biggest superstar - was unwilling to set a date for his next fight after beating Alvarez, but did demand an even bigger role in a sport which has made him a global phenomenon.

In a message to UFC president White, McGregor said: "I've got a family now, so I want ownership. I want an equal share.

"Whoever owns this company needs to come to me and give me a real slice. Bring me in on this for real. Make me an owner. I need to be set for life."

McGregor, meanwhile, would consider an offer from wrestling powerhouse WWE, according to his agent Audie Attar.

UFC's main man is considering his next step but that could well come in a different sport altogether, according to Attar.

"I think it's all about business,' said Attar. "If [WWE] is going to come with an offer, we are willing to entertain it.

"We are here. Have their people call his people - which is me. We can have a conversation."