Conor McGregor is a household name in the entire MMA world. The Irishman made his UFC debut in the year 2013, and has gone on to become the biggest star of the sport. The strikes of his ‘sniper’ left hand, have taken the lights out of some of the best in the business. ‘Mystic Mac’ is also a merciless trash-talker, which brings him even a bigger fan following. McGregor had last graced the Octagon in 2021, where he suffered a terribly broken shin bone, and lost to Dustin Poirier, due to a Doctor’s stoppage. Since then, McGregor has been on the hunt to get back to the Octagon. Still, he keeps his fans updated about his training and lifestyle, by uploading videos and posts through his social media handles.

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‘The Notorious One,’ recently posted a video on his Instagram account. It garnered a lot of attention from the fans, who went on to pour in their views regarding the same.

Conor McGregor ties the belt in the name of Helio

The video posted by McGregor showcased him sparring with a partner. McGregor was also seen throwing a few punches, although he preferred to call this ‘Grappling’.

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‘Mystic Mac’ captioned this video as, “Ya’s little grappling ticks don’t forget what Helio said. This is for fighting! I tie my crocodile belt in the name of Helio! @sbgireland.”

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It was apparent that he was paying homage to the founder and developer of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, ‘Hélio Gracie’.

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Fans weren’t quite impressed by Conor McGregor’s video

Despite receiving a healthy number of comments, fans didn’t seem very pleased with this video. Most of them opted to take a dig at McGregor, mentioning his partner was reluctant in the session.

The UFC Hall of Fame fighter, ‘Urijah Faber’ commented, “Was punching in the rules.” He ended his comment with a laughing emoji, which clarified his mocking tone. McGregor himself captioned this video as ‘Grappling’, but Faber found it really funny that McGregor was throwing punches amidst a grappling session.

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‘Mystic Mac’ chose to throw back at ‘Urijah Faber’ commenting, “I gonna show up to your spot one day. For a munch.” It was evident that McGregor was having none of Faber’s words.

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A fan named, James Mac Gaw, wrote, “Brother you need to do sparring with people that doesnt respect you!! He is not even throwing back !” He clearly implied that McGregor needed better training partners in order to return to the Octagon with full force.

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However, one of his fans named, marcusdeegan, was delighted to see his video. He commented, “Now if that don’t pump ya up ! Let’s go champ.”

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No one can predict when McGregor will return to the Octagon once again. Even if he returns, the time he might require to grace the Octagon in full force remains uncertain. But, McGregor has often shown through his videos that he was willing to get back to the Octagon soon.

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With his fans waiting for over 2 years to see him fight, how soon do you think ‘Mystic Mac’ will return to the octagon?

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The coveted scrap between Lennox Lewis and Mike Tyson in 2002 was when I realized the passion for combat sports within my family. My interest in combat sports began watching scripted pro wrestling shows. It was my father who directed me towards combat sports and it wasn’t until the late 2010s that I discovered the world of MMA and the UFC. Like many of you, I too, tuned in for the infamous Nurmagomedov vs. McGregor bout live on October 6, 2018. Being an ardent fan of the UFC (and Dustin ‘The Diamond’ Poirier), I was always looking to have conversations about the same with others. But to my disappointment, I hardly found any followers of the sports to interact with. So I took it upon myself to do my part in popularizing the thrill and the agony behind the purest form of unarmed combat. At EssentiallySports, I try to bring the readers closer to the athletes and focus my coverage on exploring the human side of these martial artists. I’m a musician during my time free from reporting MMA. I operate as the lead vocalist of a rock band that aims to make their mark among the audiences with their original alternative-hard rock songs. You can hit me up at-

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