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McGregor's Injury and Vow to Return
Conor McGregor has issued a defiant four-word statement after being forced to withdraw from a fight for the first time in his UFC career. The Irishman was set to make his octagon return at UFC 303 but broke his left pinky toe during a sparring session, leading to the cancellation of the fight. Despite this setback, McGregor remains resolute that he will return to the octagon.
McGregor's Recovery and Hope for a Summer Return
McGregor, now 35, is aiming for a comeback before the end of the summer. He mentioned in an interview with SevereMMA that he is still in recovery mode and hopes to return to the octagon in August or September. Stem cell treatment on his foot has been a part of his recovery process, although he has expressed some concerns about the outcome.
Dana White's Stance on McGregor's Return
UFC President Dana White has made it clear that he will not discuss a new date for McGregor's return until he receives confirmation from medical professionals that McGregor is fully healed. White emphasized that McGregor's health is the top priority and that any discussion about his next fight is premature at this point.
McGregor's Lengthy Absence from the Octagon
McGregor's last fight was almost three years ago when he broke his left leg during a bout with Dustin Poirier. Since then, he has been out of action, with fans eagerly awaiting his return to the octagon. Despite the recent setback, McGregor's determination to make a comeback remains unwavering.
