
McGregor's Unfinished Business with Dustin Poirier
Conor McGregor has his sights set on a rematch with long-time rival Dustin Poirier. The two fighters first met in 2014 as featherweight prospects, with McGregor emerging victorious. However, Poirier got his revenge in 2021, winning their trilogy fight. McGregor believes the unfortunate ending to their last fight calls for another meeting inside the octagon.
McGregor's Road to Recovery
Since his leg injury in the trilogy fight, McGregor has been focused on rehab and is now fighting fit and ready to return to action. His comeback was expected to be against Michael Chandler at UFC 300 in April. However, McGregor's coach recently revealed that the Dubliner's return may be pushed back to July.
McGregor's Plea for a Date
McGregor expressed his frustration at being kept away from the sport for nearly three years and pleaded with the UFC to give him a date for his comeback. He is eager to return to his way of living and is determined to get back in the octagon. McGregor firmly believes he should headline the historic UFC 300 card.
Overall, McGregor is targeting a rematch with Poirier and is anxiously awaiting a date for his return to the octagon. Fans will have to stay tuned to see when and where McGregor's next fight will take place.
