Amidst the lingering uncertainty surrounding Conor McGregor’s return to the Octagon, fans eagerly await news of his next fight. The latest USADA pool incident, which also affected Michael Chandler, a possible opponent, has further increased the tension and disappointment. While the fans are eager to see ‘The Notorious’ return to the octagon, another exciting piece of news emerged amidst the ambiguity.

UFC light heavyweight legend, Quinton Jackson has expressed his thoughts on the ongoing uncertainty. Jackson shed light on how UFC head honcho Dana White could be proven as a supreme power to get McGregor back to the Octagon.

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The qualm surrounding the MMA fans has frequently been a hot topic of discussion. In fact, it was yet another YouTube interview that surfaced the notions of the light heavyweight legend on McGregor’s return. Well, Jackson looked to drop the truth bombs with his statements, since he emphasized the power the UFC kingpin had. While speaking with the renowned sports journalist, Helen Yee, Jackson shed light on how the UFC kingpin can bring Conor McGregor back to the UFC.

He said, “Oh man, I heard he was running from the USADA right. But come on, man Dana White owns the USADA and Conor is his golden goose so. Just like Brock got around it, Conor can go around it. That is my opinion, I don’t know who owns the USADA but I think UFC owns it.”

His thoughts toward the current situation were apparent from the interview. He believed that Dana White owned USADA and might bring Conor McGregor to the octagon if he so desired. To provide a historical illustration of White’s actions, he brought up the name of another UFC legend, Brock Lesnar.

The bout on the verge of uncertainties

While he waits for a date for his fight against Conor McGregor, Michael Chandler is almost ready. However, Chandler and the fans will find the wait to be frustrating because of McGregor’s obvious participation in off-the-cage concerns and the uncertainty surrounding his USADA standing.

Conor McGregor’s participation in 2023 is not yet confirmed. His USADA standing is still a mystery. He would have been qualified to compete in 2023 had his enrollment time not recently expired. Amidst all the uncertainties, BMF champion Justin Gaethje even stated bluntly that McGregor won’t even show up against Chandler.

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While Chandler’s beliefs are high considering the bout, the fans are surrounded with the uncertainties. What do you think? How certain is the bout? Let us know in the comments.

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