Conor McGregor: Conor McGregor, the two-division champion who has achieved remarkable success in the UFC, now has just one remaining goal to check off from his impressive list of accomplishments. McGregor has already secured two championship belts, established himself as one of the highest-paid athletes globally, and earned the title of a prolific pay-per-view generator. Adding to his achievements, he has recently attained a jiu-jitsu black belt. In this article, we will explore what’s left for Conor McGregor to conquer in his illustrious career.
Conor McGregor now has only one goal to complete
In 2013 conor wrote this on twitter:
“I just want two gold belts, a jiu-jitsu blackbelt, a hall of fame plaque and 25 million in the bank. Is that too much to ask? Gym time!!”
Conor McGregor’s journey to the UFC Hall of Fame remains incomplete because this prestigious hall of fame recognizes retired mixed martial artists and MMA figures. Since Conor is not retired from the sport, his position on this list remains uncertain and undefined.
Conor McGregor, famously known as “The Notorious,” achieved his first title victory on August 10th when he took on José Aldo for the UFC Featherweight Championship.
In a stunning feat, McGregor secured the championship by knocking out Aldo with a left hook in just thirteen seconds of the first round.
Subsequently, on September 27th, McGregor faced Eddie Alvarez for the UFC Lightweight Championship, and this monumental bout took place on November 12th at UFC 205.
In the first round of this matchup, McGregor executed a multiple-punch combination, ultimately defeating Alvarez via technical knockout in the second round. This historic win made McGregor the first fighter to hold UFC championships in two distinct weight classes.
Conor McGregor’s bank account has undoubtedly seen a massive influx of wealth thanks to his historic pay-per-view fights. Moreover, his recent achievement of a Jiu-Jitsu black belt demonstrates his dedication to skill development.
With the UFC Hall of Fame plaque being the only missing piece in his illustrious career, McGregor remains committed to his training for an upcoming UFC comeback. When the time is right, he will step into the octagon to face Michael Chandler, keeping fans eagerly awaiting his return to action.
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