Dana White claims Conor McGregor won't make a blockbuster return in June

Conor McGregor's highly anticipated return to the octagon has hit a roadblock, according to UFC President Dana White. The Notorious had previously announced that he would face Michael Chandler on June 29, but White has now stated that McGregor won't be making his comeback until the autumn.

White Pours Cold Water on McGregor's Return

Dana White recently appeared on The Pat McAfee Show and revealed that there is no set date for McGregor's return. He expressed his hope for the fight to take place in the fall, but nothing is confirmed. This news comes as a disappointment to MMA fans who were eagerly awaiting McGregor's comeback.

Chandler's Long Wait

McGregor's opponent, Michael Chandler, has been waiting for this fight for over a year. Chandler was announced as McGregor's comeback opponent last year, but their clash has yet to materialize. With the uncertainty surrounding McGregor's return, Chandler may have to wait even longer for his shot at the Irishman.

McGregor's Frustration

Conor McGregor has been growing restless during his extended absence from the octagon. After successfully rehabilitating his career-threatening leg injury, McGregor has been eager to get back to fighting. He has made emotional pleas to the UFC to set a date for his return and is frustrated with the delays.

Despite McGregor's eagerness, it seems that fans will have to wait a little longer to see him back in action. The autumn is now the target for his comeback, but as with all things in the world of MMA, nothing is certain until it's officially announced.