CONOR MCGREGOR claims that only one fighter was able to make a dent in him during his time with the UFC.
Although he has lost four times in nine years of mixed martial arts' premier promotion, he has been victorious once.
The Notorious, however, stormed back in round two
McGregor has not suffered a lot of serious damage during his octagon career. However, he did suffer some brutal blows in his 2018 grudge bout with Khabib Nurmagomedov.
The Irishman claims that only one man was able to draw blood from his body.
McGregor wrote: "They elbows are not a joke." McGregor also referred to his upkicks.
"Everyone's ground is p ***. There has never been a scratch on me.
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"[Chad] Mendes is the only one. Fair play all the way; bare-knuckle Chad.
Mendes, who is currently a fighter in Bareknuckle Fighting Championship, fought McGregor to win the interim featherweight title at UFC189 in July 2015.
Team Alpha Male's standout was selected to replace Jose Aldo, the undisputed champion at 145 lbs.
Mendes was a great wrestler in the first round. He kept McGregor down for large parts of McGregor's stanza and cut him with a right elbow to his eyebrow.
SUN BINGO GET PS50 BONUS & 50 FREE SPINS TODAYMcGregor, however, remained calm and won a second round knockout to win interim featherweight gold.
The UFC's poster child is currently recuperating from the terrible broken leg he sustained in his fight with Dustin Pourier last July.
McGregor, 33 years old, originally planned to return in summer but UFC president Dana White expects him to be back in action by the fall.
White recently stated to SunSport that "early fall is in our sights, if all goes well."
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Doctors must give him the okay to return to full mixed martial arts training in autumn.
White said: "If his leg heals well and he is given the clearance to start training, then he may be able to train in the early fall."
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