Conor McGregor vows to wage war on his 'b***h made rivals' as he promises to fight for the UFC's lightweight title.

CONOR MCGREGOR declares war on his rivals, as he plans his return to the octagon.

The Notorious is currently recovering from the terrible broken leg that he sustained in the July trilogy fight against Dustin Poirier.


Conor McGregor vows to wage war on his 'b***h made rivals' as he promises to fight for the UFC's lightweight title.
Conor McGregor declared war on his competitors in the lightweight division
Conor McGregor vows to wage war on his 'b***h made rivals' as he promises to fight for the UFC's lightweight title.
The Notorious put his competitors in the 155lb division on notice (TAG2]
The two-division champion in the past is back on his feet and hitting the pads.

McGregor is a fervent fan of getting back in the cage. So much so that he sent an expletive-laden Tweet to alert the entire lightweight division.

He stated, "Me and all the merchants you pull out are not equal!"

"You're b***h-made and I'm steel. This is just the beginning.

"I know that all my enemies have the same age and experience as I do, so I declare war on them forever!" McGregor Forever."

McGregor is the UFC's first simultaneous world champion at two weight. He is currently 3-1 in his four previous fights, but he insists that he will next be fighting for the 155lb belt.

He tweeted in response to an ESPN tweet arguing who he should face next.

"Your boss and other things. The Mac. The Santy Claus.

"I'm going to face whoever has the LW title next. It's okay.

"Take off your goggles, and mark the trilogy as 'unfinished. That's it. After that, the rest of this article. Deal. With. It."

UFC chief Dana White refused to rule out McGregor facing Charles Oliveira, but recently confirmed that McGregor's comeback fight would be in a headline slot.

He said that he was still one of the top ten men in the world during a Pardon My Take appearance. He's still one the top 10 most talented guys in the world, I think.

"It will depend on who he is fighting and other things like that. But Conor McGregor's return to the ring is a big deal."

McGregor is back on his feet, and he's already hitting the pads with his boxing coach.

Audie Attar, the manager of the Irishman, recently told SunSport that his recovery has been faster than expected.

SunSport was informed by the Paradigm Sports Management chief: "He's ahead on schedule.

"We received our x-ray results back, but we also got our CT scan and ultrasound results.


Conor McGregor vows to wage war on his 'b***h made rivals' as he promises to fight for the UFC's lightweight title.

"And when I see the x-ray view myself, it's healing me so beautifully.

"He is walking now after only 10 and-a-half weeks of surgery.

"And he's doing s**t we don't want him do, like throwing the first pitch at the Cubs Game."

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