Conor McGregor warned about Michael Chandler's return to UFC

Will McGregor make a successful comeback?

Conor McGregor has received a warning about his highly-anticipated UFC return fight against Michael Chandler. The Irishman, who suffered a leg injury during his last fight in July 2021, is set to face Chandler, 37, but no official date has been announced yet.

Has McGregor lost his touch?

Rafael Fiziev, a UFC lightweight, believes that McGregor is past his prime after being out of the octagon for over two years. Fiziev stated that if Chandler can control his emotions and follow the game plan, he has a good chance of beating McGregor, who has lost his focus and is not the fighter he used to be.

Testing troubles

McGregor's return to the UFC is complicated by the fact that he is currently not under the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) testing program. In order to compete, McGregor must complete six months of USADA tests, unless he is given a special exemption. Fiziev questioned why McGregor has not been tested yet and believes that the star should face the same rules as other fighters.

Crazy situation

Fiziev acknowledges that McGregor's superstar status may have contributed to the testing situation. He believes that McGregor feels entitled to special treatment due to his fame, but also emphasizes the importance of justice in the sport.

This upcoming fight between McGregor and Chandler is expected to be a thrilling matchup, with fans eagerly awaiting McGregor's return to the octagon. Will McGregor be able to prove his critics wrong and show that he still has what it takes to be a top fighter? Only time will tell.