UFC’s The Ultimate Fighter S31 finally hosted its season finale episode last night. TUF coach Michael Chandler‘s prodigy Cody Gibson handed a devastating loss to UFC star Conor McGregor‘s apprentice Rico DiSciullo. Although the buzz around this dominant coaching stint by ‘Iron’ Mike is yet to subside, there’s an intriguing build-up to its grand finale. And ever since the Irish TUF S31 coach failed to get into the USADA pool, his potential clash with rival coach Chandler has been shrouded with speculations.

However, luckily for fight fans, UFC President Dana White has assured everyone that ‘Notorious’ will fight ‘Iron’ Mike. But when? Well, no one knows for sure. Despite the uncertainty around the clash’s fruition, the Irishman has already asserted that he will be facing off against Chandler in December. So, what does his rival coach have to say about these claims – now that the TUF S31 season is over?

Michael Chandler’s cryptic tweet: A playful dig at ‘Notorious’ Conor McGregor

Well, Chandler has referred back to the initial sparks between the duo and pulled out another one of his antics to mock the Irishman. How? By mocking ‘Notorious’s ‘baby hands’ yet again! This time, while sharing a concluding note to his coaching stint at TUF S31. Taking to his Twitter handle, ‘Iron’ Mike wrote:

With this tweet, Chandler not only adds to the intrigue surrounding the impending clash but also playfully revisits the ongoing banter between the two coaches. As the anticipation for the McGregor-Chandler clash continues to grow, Michael Chandler’s cryptic tweet serves as a teaser of the intriguing dynamics at play. While the Irishman goes around calling out opponents – the UFC President has asserted that both the TUF coaches will lock horns. Moreover, Dana White has recently revealed a peculiar trait of the Irish superstar that may give insights into McGregor’s mind games.

Dana White’s confirmation and insight into Conor McGregor and his mind games

Dana White’s announcement confirming the McGregor-Chandler matchup has put an end to the speculation surrounding the Irishman’s next opponent. However, it also sheds light on McGregor’s distinct approach to fights. White shared his stance on McGregor’s tendency to mess with opponents and potential rivals:

“Yeah yeah – he’s fighting Chandler… Conor likes to fuck with everybody – you know what I mean. Especially his opponent or possible opponents…”

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McGregor’s proclivity for psychological warfare is no secret. Much like his renowned mind games with opponents and rivals, his recent online encounters, including the feud with KSI and Logan Paul, appear destined to gradually fade into the background over time. In the grand scheme of McGregor’s journey, these online escapades are mere ripples in a sea of calculated actions.

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What do you think? Will UFC fans get a Christmas gift in the form of a clash between these two UFC titans? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

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