- Notwithstanding continuously being one battle away from a title shot.
- Conor McGregor’s experience as a MMA champion might be finished.
- Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Welterweight champion Kamaru Usman.
Kamaru Usman, he’s back in real life one weekend from now (Sat., Aug. 20, 2022) for a rematch against Leon Edwards.
In the UFC 278 headliner in Salt Lake City, Utah.
McGregor remains sidelined as 2022 go on subsequent to breaking his leg during his last break in July 2021 (watch features).
From that point forward, McGregor has gotten into a fight with Machine Gun Kelly and handled a film job — your commonplace “Famous” tricks.
All at the same time, he’s kept his name connected to blended hand to hand fighting (MMA) by communicating interest in seeking after a third profession divisional title against Usman.
Whether the Irishman returns as a Lightweight or Welterweight, the ongoing pound-for-pound ruler, Usman, doesn’t see that past degree of progress truly gracing McGregor once more.
“He’s not really finished, yet he’s finished as a boss,” Usman told I Am Athlete (h/t The Mirror).
“This is my viewpoint, since when I battle folks, I concentrate on their souls. At the point when I watch battles,
I watch their heart and for my purposes, he’s finished. He’s finished, on the grounds that I don’t know whether the objective was to get the cash.
“I couldn’t say whether that is what it was, on the grounds that there’s a tale about him: He was bankrupt,” he proceeded. “For my purposes, it appeared as though it was about not being poor, getting cash. So that’s what I grasp. Presently he’s not destitute.
In any case, how are you going to be champion, since that drove you to become champion, since you would have rather not been down and out? Presently you’re not down and out any longer.”
At this stage in his profession, McGregor doesn’t have to battle any longer, as suggested with Usman’s remarks.
Among bourbon and presently acting, McGregor is wealthy without the vocation that got him here. In any case, he keeps prodding a return.
