Conor McGregor has been informed that he will not be granted a title shot if he emerges victorious in his comeback fight against Michael Chandler. The highly-anticipated showdown between McGregor and the former three-time Bellator lightweight champion is scheduled to take place in Las Vegas this June.
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Welterweight Title Dream May Be Out of Reach
The Notorious has his eyes set on securing the welterweight title, which is currently held by British fighter Leon Edwards. However, Belal Muhammad, a contender for the welterweight title, has made it clear that he won't allow McGregor to skip the line. Muhammad vows that the undefeated Shavkat Rakhmonov will be next in line for a title shot.
McGregor's Middleweight Claim Disputed
McGregor recently claimed that his comeback fight with Chandler will be in the middleweight division. However, Muhammad and others are skeptical of this claim, calling McGregor a "king troll" who says whatever he wants. Muhammad emphasizes the importance of fighters not being too heavy, as it can negatively impact their performance and preparation.
Long-Awaited Return to the Octagon
McGregor suffered a leg injury in his trilogy fight against Dustin Poirier over two years ago, and he has not competed since. However, he recently announced on social media that his comeback fight with Chandler will headline International Fight Week on June 29 in Las Vegas. McGregor also revealed that the fight will take place at a weight of 185 pounds.
Fans are eagerly anticipating McGregor's return to the octagon and his quest for another title. Will he be able to overcome Chandler and secure a shot at the welterweight title? Only time will tell.
