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UFC President Dana White Confirms McGregor's Absence from UFC 300
Conor McGregor has broken his silence after it was officially confirmed that he won't be headlining UFC 300, ending months of speculation about the historic card's main event. UFC president Dana White announced Alex Pereira's title defense against Jamahal Hill instead.
Callout from Ilia Topuria
McGregor received a surprising callout from new featherweight champion Ilia Topuria following Topuria's victory at UFC 298. The Georgian-born Spaniard challenged McGregor, saying, "And Conor McGregor, if you still have some balls, I will be waiting for you in Spain."
McGregor's Response
McGregor swiftly responded to Topuria's callout, jokingly mentioning his four children in a comment on Instagram. The Irishman has not fought since breaking his leg in a fight with Dustin Poirier nearly three years ago.
Uncertainty Surrounding McGregor's Return
Despite McGregor's desire to return to the octagon, UFC president Dana White recently stated that he is unsure when McGregor will be ready to fight again. White emphasized that McGregor's training and other commitments play a role in determining his return to the UFC.
McGregor's Training and Determination
McGregor appears to be back in full training and eager to make his comeback. He recently expressed his frustration on Instagram, urging for a set date for his return to the octagon.
