Conor McGregor Speaks on UFC Future Despite 'Lack Of Transparency Concerns'

McGregor's Frustration

Conor McGregor has expressed frustration over the lack of clarity surrounding his return fight with the UFC. The Irish fighter has been sidelined since July 2021 due to a leg injury sustained in a bout against Dustin Poirier.

Uncertainty Looms

Despite being fully recovered, McGregor's return to the octagon remains uncertain. Talks of a comeback fight against American Michael Chandler, 37, have been ongoing but without a definite conclusion.

McGregor's Plea

McGregor, 34, shared his concerns, stating, "I've got two fights left on my contract, I don't think either of us know what the move will be." He emphasized the importance of consistency in his training regimen and expressed disappointment over the lack of communication from the UFC.

Looking Ahead

While McGregor has been busy promoting his movie debut and preparing for St. Patrick's Day celebrations, he remains eager to step back into the ring. He has set his sights on a potential return bout on June 29, once his current commitments are fulfilled.

McGregor affirmed, "I'm still in shape, I still train...if they just give me a date I'd love to go June 29th and that will be an aim for me."