Conor Mcgregor vs Michael Chandler: UFC News: The match that Michael Chandler has been eagerly awaiting is finally approaching. This fight holds immense significance for him, as it’s not just about gaining fame and leaving a legacy, but also securing substantial financial rewards. Taking on Conor McGregor symbolizes a major opportunity for Chandler. However, concerns arose when McGregor’s interest in the fight seemed to wane after he challenged Justin Gaethje for BMF, leading many to doubt if Chandler vs. McGregor would ever come to fruition. Nonetheless, the UFC’s Head Honcho Dana White has officially confirmed that the matchup is indeed still in the cards.
Dana White Reveals Conor Mcgregor vs Michael Chandler Is Still On: “F***”
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Dana White Confirms Conor Mcgregor vs Michael Chandler
When a fan on Twitter questioned Conor McGregor about his lack of interest in a fight with Mike Chandler, Conor responded by saying that “l’lI do it if they want, no prob. I don’t think they want him any more though. There’s loads of juicy fights around and my return date is my return date. I never gave a fu*k about who it was. Ever. l’ll fight anyone. I’ll even fly them to me, ask malinaggi. Flown in and bet around.” Recently, Conor McGregor has shifted his focus to a different potential opponent, namely the recently crowned ‘BMF’ champion, Justin Gaethje.
Dana White has officially announced that Conor McGregor will be matched up against Michael Chandler when he makes his comeback to the octagon. Dana discussed the potential fight between Conor McGregor and Michael Chandler. He said “”I talked to Conor yesterday or the day before and he’s ready to fight. I said, ‘Listen, get in shape, let’s figure this out.” He also added “Yeah yeah, he’s fighting Chandler. Conor likes to f*** with everybody… Especially his opponents or possible opponents.”
After his comeback as a coach on The Ultimate Fighter 31 (TUF), Conor McGregor expressed his belief that fans aren’t keen on seeing him face Michael Chandler, even though Chandler is enthusiastic about the bout. However, Dana White has confirmed the fight, and it’s still scheduled to take place. McGregor is yet to finish the mandatory six-month testing period by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) that UFC athletes must undergo before competing in a match.
Meanwhile, White hasn’t disclosed the specific date of the fight, but he has confirmed that Conor will face off against Michael once he steps back into the octagon. Fans are eagerly anticipating Conor’s return, which is expected to be a remarkable comeback. Stay connected with us for further updates on the situation.
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