Out of combat for the UFC since 2021, Conor McGregor calls on the organization to complete his return; Irishman projects two or three fights in 2024
One of the main stars currently under contract with the UFC, Conor McGregor went public to complain about the delay in defining the next fight of his career. According to the Irishman, his desire is to have two fights this year, against Nate Diaz It is Manny Pacquiaoin addition to michael chandleryour next opponent.
“I’m still holding out hope for June 29th. The lack of action on this, however, is now causing a lack of enthusiasm. I need a decision soon. I am the most tested athlete within this new regime. Still, no date to fight. The game is a little weak at the moment, which doesn’t help. Hopefully these next cards pop and I get a date. Eliminate distractions and get to the real work“, said.
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He then explained his plans to complete the trilogy of the fight against Nate Diaz, seeking to fight on Mexican Independence Day, September 14th: “I ordered this on Mexican Independence Day at Sphere. Chandler in June, Diaz in September. I’ve already made that clear.”
To conclude, the loud-mouthed Irishman also left a message for Manny Pacquiao, maintaining hopes of another fight later this year. Furthermore, he praised the UFC 300 card setup: “I loved it! They did a tremendous job under difficult timing. Very impressive. Some killer fights on the card.”
It is worth remembering that Conor has been away from the octagon since July 2021, when he was defeated by Dustin Poirier. Since then, he has held some boxing exhibitions and even deceived MMA fans by making a previous comeback, which was later unconfirmed.
Source: sportbuzz
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