Conor McGregor once again finds himself in the midst of controversy as he seizes the opportunity to confront Michael Chandler.
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Conor McGregor continues to make waves, this time during his appearance on The Ultimate Fighter, as he boldly asserts that he has already set the date for when he will deliver a decisive knockout to Michael Chandler. His confident claim has sparked intrigue and excitement among fans and followers of the sport.
Conor McGregor once again finds himself in the midst of controversy as he seizes the opportunity to confront Michael Chandler. Despite the absence of an official date announced by the UFC for the Conor McGregor vs. Michael Chandler fight, McGregor remains undeterred and boldly shares his prediction for the anticipated bout.
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In response to inquiries on Twitter about the anticipated fight, ‘Notorious’ provided an intriguing and thought-provoking answer.
“I’m going to take him to the 3rd and torture him,” he said.
Adding further speculation, McGregor dropped a hint about the potential date of the fight by sharing a Santa Claus emoji, alluding to a particular day in the month of December. This cryptic gesture has piqued curiosity and generated buzz among fans as they eagerly await further details regarding the highly anticipated matchup.
Following the intriguing tweet, UFC President Dana White addressed the situation during the post-UFC 290 press conference on Saturday night. White emphasized that various matters must be resolved before any discussion regarding the fight can take place. Although McGregor promptly deleted the tweet, it is a reminder that information shared on the internet tends to linger, leaving fans curious about the outcome of these ongoing negotiations.
Robbie Lawler brought his illustrious career to a close with a sensational triumph, securing a first-round knockout against Niko Price. This remarkable victory served as a fitting finale, deviating from Lawler’s customary stoic demeanor. In a touching moment, Lawler visibly fought back tears as the UFC honored him with a heartfelt farewell video package inside the Octagon.
While Robbie Lawler’s retirement seems apparent, there are skeptics who question whether he is truly finished competing. Shortly after Lawler’s final fight, Conor McGregor took to Twitter to share his belief that the former welterweight champion will stage a comeback before the year concludes. McGregor’s statement introduces an element of uncertainty into Lawler’s retirement plans, fueling speculation about a potential return to the octagon in the near future.
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