Former two-division UFC champion Conor McGregor took to Twitter recently to recall his UFC debut 8 years ago. He also illustrated his connection to the number 12 and Proper Twelve. McGregor fought Marcus Brimage in his UFC debut and earned a first-round T/KO finish subsequently.

It was the Irish fighter’s 12th knockout win in MMA. A decision win over Max Holloway and another first-round finish of Diego Brandao set him up with a clash against Dustin Poirier at UFC 178.

Many believed ‘The Diamond’ would be his toughest test to date. But McGregor earned yet another first-round finish to secure the 12th first-round knockout of his career.

“Today in 2013 I weighed in for my UFC debut. What a journey! It would become my 12th KO in MMA competition. Dustin Poirier would then become my 12th first round KO in MMA competition. This next fight will be my 12th UFC main event. Rare company! Proper Twelve baby! All day!” wrote ‘The Notorious’ on his Twitter.

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McGregor is set to complete his trilogy against ‘The Diamond‘ at UFC 264. It will be his 12th UFC main event.

The duo fought at UFC 257 in January as Poirier earned a stunning finish over ‘The Notorious‘ to set the score level between the duo. A trilogy fight is the only feasible option to decide the better fighter between them.

Will there ever be another star with the same impact as Conor McGregor in the UFC?

Since his debut in 2013, ‘The Notorious’ has been the most impactful superstar in the history of the UFC. He elevated the sport of MMA to a whole new level like never seen before.

From knocking out Jose Aldo in 13 seconds to becoming a first-ever two-division champion along with his enigmatic personality made him the superstar that he is today.

Many have tried to copy the recipe but none has succeeded yet. It will be near impossible for anybody to replicate what ‘The Notorious’ did in his career. His work ethic, dedication, and success have set a benchmark for the rest of the UFC’s roster and up-and-coming talents.

What did you make of Conor McGregor’s recent post? Can he won the trilogy at UFC 264?