Conor McGregor continues to keep fans guessing with his enigmatic response to his UFC return announcement. True to his signature style, McGregor added an air of intrigue to the highly anticipated matchup against Michael Chandler, scheduled for UFC 303 on June 29 during International Fight Week.
In reaction to the news, McGregor shared an old clip of their faceoff from their time on The Ultimate Fighter, accompanied by a cryptic caption:
“Get the jet fired up Mac.”
It’s a classic McGregor move, leaving fans buzzing with anticipation for what’s to come.
Alex Pereira’s victory over Jamahal Hill at UFC 300
Meanwhile, remarkable victory over Jamahal Hill at UFC 300 took on an even more impressive hue with the revelation that Pereira fought through injury.
Dana White disclosed during the post-fight press conference that Pereira had broken the pinky finger of his toe two weeks prior to the event. Despite the injury, Pereira refused to let go of the opportunity to headline the landmark event, demonstrating his grit and determination.
White recounted Pereira’s remarkable feat, stating,
“His team was like, ‘No he broke his toe two weeks ago.’ He was like, ‘I ain’t losing this opportunity for a f***ing pinky toe.'”
It’s a testament to Pereira’s warrior spirit and his commitment to delivering a show-stopping performance for fans.
In other news, Dana White expressed optimism about the prospect of Amanda Nunes making a return to the UFC to face Kayla Harrison. Harrison, who made a sensational debut by finishing Holly Holm at UFC 300, had previously called for a mega-fight with Nunes.
Dana White hopes to see Holly Holm retire after #UFC300, but would like for Amanda Nunes to come back and face Kayla Harrison. pic.twitter.com/qP36ClHEsF
— MMA Junkie (@MMAJunkie) April 14, 2024
White welcomed the idea of Nunes returning to the Octagon, describing her as “the GOAT” of female combat sports. He also praised Harrison’s performance and indicated that he would like to see Holm retire.