Conor McGregor expresses frustration and eagerness to return to the octagon after a long layoff. Read about his plans for a comeback and his determination to become the best.
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- Conor McGregor expresses frustration and eagerness to return to the octagon
- McGregor criticizes delays caused by the UFC’s anti-doping partnership
- Emphasizes the importance of consistent competition for fighters
- Ready to face anyone and become the best version of himself
Conor McGregor, the former UFC champion, expressed his frustration and eagerness to return to the octagon after a nearly three-year layoff. McGregor, who suffered a broken leg in his last fight, is set to make his comeback in April. The Irish fighter criticized the delays caused by the UFC’s anti-doping partnership with USADA and emphasized the importance of consistent competition for fighters to reach their full potential. While his opponent is yet to be determined, McGregor is ready to face anyone and is determined to become the best version of himself before retiring.
