Conor McGregor Reveals Three Fight Plan and Sets Date For UFC Return

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Conor McGregor Reveals Three Fight Plan and Sets Date For UFC Return
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Irish MMA Star Outlines His Comeback

Conor McGregor, the popular Irish MMA fighter, has finally announced his long-awaited return to the UFC. McGregor, who has been absent from the octagon since breaking his leg in a fight against Dustin Poirier in July 2021, has revealed his plans for the next three fights.

Fight Against Michael Chandler in the Works

McGregor, 34, has stated that his first fight back will be against Michael Chandler, the 37-year-old American fighter. According to McGregor, the bout will take place in December of this year. McGregor's return has been eagerly anticipated, and fans are excited to see how he performs after his injury.


Conor McGregor Reveals Three Fight Plan and Sets Date For UFC Return
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Next Up: Gaethje BMF

After his fight with Chandler, McGregor has his sights set on Justin Gaethje for the BMF belt. Gaethje, 34, recently knocked out McGregor's previous opponent, Poirier, and McGregor seems eager to settle the score. The date for this fight has yet to be confirmed, but fans can expect an intense matchup.

Nate Diaz Trilogy on the Horizon

Lastly, McGregor has confirmed that he intends to have a trilogy fight with Nate Diaz. The two fighters have a storied history, having faced each other twice before. Diaz, 38, recently lost his boxing debut to Jake Paul, but McGregor remains confident that their trilogy bout will happen in the near future. Fans can't wait for this highly anticipated matchup.


Conor McGregor Reveals Three Fight Plan and Sets Date For UFC Return
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Uncertainty Surrounds Mandatory Testing

Since McGregor has been out of action for an extended period, he is currently not undergoing the UFC's mandatory year-round testing conducted by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA). In order to return, McGregor must complete six months of testing unless a special exemption is granted. It remains uncertain whether McGregor will be able to fight without fulfilling these requirements.

UFC President Confirms McGregor's Next Opponent

UFC president Dana White has publicly confirmed that McGregor's next opponent will indeed be Michael Chandler. White assures fans that McGregor is ready to fight and that negotiations are underway. McGregor is known for his antics and mind games, often trying to get under his opponents' skin.

Stay tuned for more updates on Conor McGregor's return to the UFC and his upcoming fights!