UFC Fans Concerned About Conor McGregor Appearing at F1 in Monaco: UFC News: Conor McGregor is taking advantage of his break from fighting. He was recently seen in his lavish yacht at the Monte Carlo race course, where he was attending the 2023 F1 Monaco Grand Prix. Additionally, viewers of the grand prix have expressed their feelings in response to a “Notorious” video clip. Follow UFC News Updates with Insidesport.IN
Conor McGregor, a former undisputed UFC lightweight and featherweight champion, was spotted dancing oddly during today’s F1 Grand Prix in Monaco, leading some fans on social media to believe that his planned return to the Octagon may not actually happen at all.
Conor McGregor Appearing at F1 in Monaco Ahead of Return Against Michael Chandler Makes Fans Concerned- ‘Man Isn’t Training’
After coaching each other on The Ultimate Fighter, the UFC revealed in April that McGregor would face Chandler in his comeback fight.
However, the reality show, in which competitors live, train, and compete against one another for a UFC contract, has already been shot and is scheduled to premiere. Concerns are being raised since the battle between McGregor and Chandler still lacks a set date, location, or weight.
The Irishman, meantime, has been spotted taking time off work to attend an annual Formula 1 race. On his $3,600,000 Lamborghini yacht, the former UFC featherweight and lightweight champion was seen having a drink close to the Monte Carlo racecourse. Known as Monaco City, McGregor was making his second trip to the playground of the affluent and famous. He was dressed in silk shorts and a shirt and was holding a bottle of Proper No.12 whisky. Many people in the crowd who were present paid attention to it.
UFC Fans Concerned About Conor McGregor Appearing at F1 in Monaco Ahead of Return Against Michael Chandler- ‘Man Isn’t Training’
Fans have raised their concern as Conor McGregor seems to be enjoying a lot more than he should, instead of training the star is mostly seen slacking around, and attending parties and now with his presence on the Formula 1 race course fans have shown their concern as they write,” Man isn’t training at all. Chandler is winning by murder”.
Additionally, the Irishman must undergo six months’ worth of US Anti-Doping testing before being permitted to resume fighting after his recent layoff.
There is now even more uncertainty surrounding McGregor’s return because, according to USADA records, he has not yet submitted a test.
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