Almost two years have passed since Conor McGregor’s last fight. He has, meanwhile, kept himself occupied with other endeavors. Alongside actor Jake Gyllenhaal, the Irishman is getting ready for the premiere of “Road House,” his first-ever Hollywood production. After being named as one of the biggest up-and-coming action stars in the business, McGregor just issued a statement.
When “The Notorious” hurt his leg during the UFC 264 bout against Dustin Poirier, he decided to take a break from competing. He recently started the process of making a UFC comeback by sending USADA his testing samples. He is getting closer to making his screen debut in Hollywood, though, as the UFC fighter posted a message.
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Conor McGregor To Make His Appearance In Hollywood Classic 1986
One of the biggest up-and-coming stars of action movies is Conor McGregor, according to a recent report by “The Hollywood Reporter.” Together with Oscar contender Jake Gyllenhaal, he will be making his Hollywood debut in the revival of the 1989 classic “Road House.” In light of this, the former UFC double champion posted a statement about his impending film on Instagram.
Conor McGregor is sure that everyone will be surprised by his performance in “Road House.” He is well-known to fans all around the world for his bizarre demeanor, which he displays when promoting UFC bouts. They had never, however, seen McGregor in a motion picture. “I promise my work blows the mind of the whole industry,” he declared. I promise it.
When “Road House” does eventually get out, it will be interesting to watch how it does. Conor McGregor should think about hanging up his gloves, as he’s been hailed as one of the biggest upcoming movie stars. Even if the Irishman plans to pursue acting, he is still thinking about fighting inside the Octagon.
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