TOP-RANKED UFC Lightweights are 'genuinely worried' Conor McGregor could fight in his return fight and skip the line.
Since Charles Oliveira's May loss of weight, the belt has been empty.
Conor McGregor wants to fight for the lightweight title in his return fight
Beneil Dariush, the top contender, is worried McGregor may jump the queue
Justin Gaethje was scheduled to face the Brazilian at UFC 274.
McGregor is currently out of the running for the belt, but UFC supremo Dana White refused to rule it out.
The No 6-ranked Beneil Dariush is skeptic that The Notorious could soon be facing Oliveira.
The Schmo heard him say earlier this year that he still believes it could happen.
"We were actually concerned. "We were actually concerned. We will be pushed back to 2023.
"So, I pray it doesn't happen. If Justin wins or Charles wins, they might be like, "I deserve a money fight."
"We'll see. "I hope not."
McGregor, 34 years old, is currently recuperating from the terrible broken leg that he sustained in his fight with Dustin Pourier last July.
The Irishman said he would walk right into a title fight even though he was still on crutches.
He said last August that the leg tho would be more than capable of kick.
"I am billi walking straight towards a title shot on the return, and it sickens my bums.
"This is the true reason for all these disrespectful comments. God bless them.
