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NEW YORK, NY – NOVEMBER 12: Conor McGregor of Ireland celebrates his KO victory over Eddie Alvarez of the United States in their lightweight championship bout during the UFC 205 event at Madison Square Garden on November 12, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images)
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NEW YORK, NY – NOVEMBER 12: Conor McGregor of Ireland celebrates his KO victory over Eddie Alvarez of the United States in their lightweight championship bout during the UFC 205 event at Madison Square Garden on November 12, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images)
Many people believe that Conor McGregor is the greatest phenomenon in the MMA world. This idea breeds from McGregor’s unique personality, his spirit, his success, and his ability to verbally wreck his opponents. The ‘Champ Champ’ is considered one of the most inspiring entities in the combat sports world.
He is often seen expressing his thoughts on various platforms, and he doesn’t prefer to hold back. He has come a long way in the industry and helped the sport grow exponentially along the way. But if someone forgets this, ‘The Notorious’ never cannot remind them of his impact.
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In a 2020 interview with Tony Robbins, McGregor appealingly called himself an “Irish Animal”, and the host couldn’t help but give an admiring look. On whether he follows any rituals, the former UFC double champion responded, “You know… I’m figuring out my rituals… only recently… only yesterday I was like every time I wake now I’ll put on a song. I start every day with a dance and feel myself…”
He then threw some light on what he felt about himself. “Who am I? I know who I am. I am an Irish animal. A proper Irish animal, my career is a career of never been done befores. No Irishman has done what I have done. I opened up pathways for my people. We came steaming through the door… Thanks to my belief and my hard work,” said Conor McGregor as he smiled with pride.
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Conor McGregor restarts training
Eight months after accidentally suffering a horrific leg injury during his fight against Dustin Poirier, ‘The Notorious’ one might be back in business. In a recent video uploaded on his account, McGregor is seen blowing punches out in the open.
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‘The Notorious’ clearly looks hungry for more, but to reach his best again after returning from a broken tibia is a different challenge altogether. However, if one can’t question something about McGregor, it’s the fight in the man.
McGregor visualizes an early comeback but still has to gain full fight fitness before stepping into the Octagon. Although, it goes without saying that his comeback might become another chart-breaker PPV event.
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