Former two-weight Octagon titleholder, Conor McGregor, confirms his spot on the monumental UFC 300 card. McGregor’s comeback fight is expected to be against Michael Chandler at the welterweight limit. Read more about McGregor’s return and the anticipation surrounding this event.
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Conor McGregor, the former two-weight Octagon titleholder, has confirmed his return to the UFC. McGregor’s comeback fight is expected to take place on the monumental UFC 300 card, likely in April of next year. The opponent rumored for McGregor is former lightweight title challenger, Michael Chandler. McGregor has officially reentered the USADA testing pool but has yet to provide any test sample results. UFC 300 is anticipated to be a massive flagship event, and McGregor is determined to secure a spot on the card. Since his last victory over Donald Cerrone in January 2020, McGregor has been seeking a win to regain momentum in his career. Fans and critics eagerly await his return and the outcome of this highly anticipated event.
Conor McGregor’s Imminent Comeback
After a long hiatus from mixed martial arts competition, former two-weight Octagon titleholder, Conor McGregor, has confirmed his return to the UFC. McGregor, a former undisputed lightweight and featherweight champion, has been sidelined since suffering a devastating leg injury in a fight against Dustin Poirier. However, he is now set to make his comeback on the monumental UFC 300 card, likely in April of next year.
McGregor’s Return Opponent
It is rumored that McGregor’s comeback fight will be against former lightweight title challenger, Michael Chandler. The fight is expected to take place at the welterweight limit, adding to the anticipation surrounding this clash of top-tier fighters.
USADA Testing Pool
In preparation for his return, McGregor has officially reentered the USADA testing pool. However, as of now, he has not provided any test sample results to the organization.
The Anticipated Event
UFC 300 is set to be a massive flagship event, and McGregor is determined to secure a spot on the card. In a now-deleted post on his official X account, McGregor expressed his excitement, stating, ‘Picturing me running up this motherf*cker with a chainsaw, UFC 300 is mine!!! This is Sparta baby, break the panties out.’
McGregor’s Recent Record
Since his last victory over Donald Cerrone in January 2020, McGregor has been seeking a win to regain momentum in his career. His most recent triumph was a 40-second high-kick and follow-up strikes TKO win over a welterweight opponent.
The Question of McGregor’s Return
With McGregor’s confirmation of his spot on the UFC 300 card, the question remains: Will he make a successful comeback to the Octagon? Fans and critics alike eagerly await his return and the outcome of this highly anticipated event.
