Conor McGregor is yet to make his UFC comeback. The former two-time UFC champion last fought on 11 July 2021 at the UFC 264 against Dustin Poirier. The bout between Dustin and McGregor was their trilogy match with Conor winning the first and Dustin being the victor in the second and the third outings.
The Irishman hopes to make his UFC comeback in December against Michael Chandler but there are low chances that the fight will actually happen due to Conor failing to enter the USADA testing pool on time.
Darren Till lets Conor McGregor know “It’s time to let it go”
Two times former UFC champion, Conor McGregor has been told he must come to terms with not being the fighter he once was. McGregor has been teasing a return for months having not fought in over two years.
The Irishman was reportedly hoping to make his return against Michael Chandler at UFC 296 on December 16. Former UFC fighter Darren Till has now weighed on the situation as he thinks McGregor is unable to let go of the success he once had in the promotion.
“Conor’s struggling letting it go, that’s what he’s struggling with mate. He doesn’t wanna let it go. He’s got the money, he’s got his beautiful kids, the only problem with Conor right now is that he can’t let it go”, said Darren when asked about his opinion on McGregor’s return.
McGregor’s prep update sends social media into frenzy
Conor took to Twitter to post his preparation update and many fans were left bazzled. McGregor posted a group picture with his teammates, training partners, and his coaches post-training on his Twitter account.
UFC Ready. @ufc pic.twitter.com/0DO8xiY9Nb
— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) August 27, 2023
As usual, fans were quick to react to the preparation update by the Irishman. “The comeback will be legendary.” tweeted one fan. “Goat of MMA,” tweeted another fan. Conor’s UFC comeback is much awaited and some of his fans are probably hoping he makes his comeback in December.
Tell us in the comments your thoughts on Conor’s preparation update, Who do you think will Conor make his UFC comeback against, will it be Michael Chandler or the Nate Diaz trilogy? What are your thoughts on Darren Till’s advice to the Irishman? Let’s have a discussion in the comments!
