Conor McGregor Return Update: Irishman Avoids 2024 Return Amidst USADA & UFC Troubles, Confirms Comeback Timeline Against Michael Chandler
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Have you ever experienced a comeback tale so captivating that it keeps you on the edge of your seat? In the world of mixed martial arts, the tale of Conor McGregor’s journey back to the octagon is nothing short of entertaining. However, with uncertainty surrounding his return, a question remains: Will we see the triumphant comeback of ‘The Notorious’ in December?
Conor McGregor left enthusiasts in a state of suspension after his harrowing defeat at the hands of Dustin Poirier during UFC 264 in July 2021. In this match, a sorrowful defeat was recorded in history. An injury occurred, fracturing his lower limb as the inaugural round concluded, stimulating thoughts about the end of an era.
Conor McGregor’s December UFC comeback: A rollercoaster of hope and uncertainty
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Conor McGregor has announced his return to the UFC and his intention to face Michael Chandler at the Joshua vs Robert Helenius fight. The 35-year-old took the mic to challenge Michael Chandler to a fight in the upcoming December UFC event.
However, his journey back to the UFC is far from easy. Amidst his declarations of a return, the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) has thrown a formidable challenge his way. They’ve repeatedly emphasized that McGregor must re-enter the testing pool and pass at least two clean drug tests over six months before being eligible to compete.
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On Sunday, McGregor released a series of voice notes stating that the fight might not happen.
The Irish fighter stated, “They’re not going to let me fight in December, ladies and gentlemen,“I’m ready, yeah. I want in. I wanted the announcement, on December 16.
“I’ve given everything. It’s not going to happen. It doesn’t look like it’s going to happen. I thought we [confirmed it], but turns out, maybe it’s not so much. I don’t know.
“But anyway, I hold the power, and I’m going to keep doing my thing, I’m in a great spot, and I’ll see you all soon. F****** early next year, hopefully.
my man, I’m ready, December 16, I’m ready. Anyone who wants to go December 16, I’m ready, anyone who wants to go.”
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But then, a beacon of hope emerged. McGregor himself took to Twitter to declare that “December is back on the table!” This cryptic message has ignited excitement and speculation in the MMA community. The Irishman avoids 2024 return in the mid of USADA & UFC troubles, thus confirming the comeback timeline against Michael Chandler.
December is back on the table!
— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) August 22, 2023
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As December approaches, the world will be watching, hoping for the return of one of the most iconic figures in mixed martial arts. Will Conor McGregor’s comeback become a reality, or is it destined to remain a tantalizing mirage? The answer lies in the hands of time and determination.
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Edited by:
Kratika Vajpayee