Mixed martial arts star Conor McGregor opened up about the challenges of coaching on The Ultimate Fighter reality show in a recent interview with MMA reporter Megan Olivi. The Irish fighter is currently coaching contestants for Season 31 of The Ultimate Fighter alongside Michael Chandler ahead of their expected fight later this year. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSports.IN
In the interview, Olivi asked McGregor “what’s the toughest part of coaching the athletes on The Ultimate Fighter?”.
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Conor McGregor opened up about the challenges of coaching on The Ultimate Fighter
McGregor responded “You become tired of them, you know. You want to see the guys do well but you only have a couple days and then you know you’re up for the first round so you don’t really get an impact. And if the guy is out of the competition, then maybe I’ve noticed after I go, maybe it’s not got an unfair result, they’re not getting the knockout result we wanted.”
The Ultimate Fighter Season 31 is being filmed in Las Vegas, Nevada with 16 fighters – 8 on McGregor’s team and 8 on Chandler’s team.
The fighters from each team will face off against each other to determine the season’s champion.
TUF 31 takes place in Las Vegas, Nevada, with Team McGregor and Team Chandler each consisting of eight athletes.
Despite feeling tired during coaching at TUF 31, McGregor is known for his dedication to the sport and his athletes.
The new season premieres on Tuesday, February 1st at 10pm Eastern on ESPN and ESPN+ in the United States. Each episode will air on Tuesday nights for the duration of the season.
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