Many fans are excited to see Conor McGregor make a comeback. The UFC star has been preparing for it. He has also made it clear that he wants to fight for the title. However, it seems like the lightweight title isn’t the only one he has his eyes on, and hence, Joe Rogan has cautioned him.

Recently, the Irish fighter called out welterweight champion Kamaru Usman. McGregor believes that this is the fight that needs to happen. After all, he has already been the lightweight champion. So now he wants to aim for the welterweight belt.

Rogan said, “You know, he’s talking about fighting Kamaru Usman like, phew, be careful what you ask for. … Usman is a big man, and he is top of the food chain right now. That’s the best pound-for-pound fighter alive is Kamaru Usman, and he’s a natural 170.”

Rogan further discussed how McGregor won the featherweight belt and went on to capture the lightweight belt as well. He even competed at the welterweight. However, according to the UFC commentator, Usman is on a whole different level. Rogan said, “Usman’s a different thing. That’s a different peak. There’s no oxygen at the top of that mountain. That’s as good as it gets ever at 170.”

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Thus, from his discussion on ‘The Joe Rogan Experience‘, it looks like Joe Rogan is unsure whether ‘The Notorious’ would be able to hold himself up against Usman.

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While Conor McGregor has previously competed in the welterweight division, his latest fights have been at the 155-pound division. His last two fights were against Dustin Poirier. Unfortunately, the Irish fighter lost via T/KO.

Thus, while he has tasted loss in the lightweight division, facing new opponents in the heavier division could be an exciting change. Further, the fighter wouldn’t have to cut as much weight. However, with McGregor aiming straight at the welterweight throne, fans are sure to be surprised.

Rogan has acknowledged McGregor’s expertise as a fighter. However, he doesn’t think he should fight Usman. Do you think it was a good move to call out Kamaru Usman?

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