The landscape of the UFC lightweight division is constantly shifting, with fighters vying for position, recognition, and high-stakes matchups. Recently, Dan Hooker weighed in on the debates surrounding Conor McGregor’s next fight, declaring that the Irishman would have more to gain by facing him rather than Michael Chandler. This sentiment raises important questions about matchmaking
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The Notorious Conor McGregor has hinted at a return next year. The former champion says his next fight will happen in 2025. The MMA superstar hasn’t stepped into a UFC Octagon since suffering a leg break in his first-round loss to Dustin Poirier in July 2021, and he was scheduled to return to action in June
Conor McGregor’s anticipated return to the UFC has been shrouded in controversy and disappointment, particularly following the recent cancellation of his scheduled bout against Michael Chandler. This fight was meant to mark McGregor’s comeback after a three-year hiatus, but an injury—specifically, a broken pinky toe—forced him to withdraw. Although Chandler has shown remarkable patience since
In the world of mixed martial arts, few stories are as compelling as that of Michael Chandler. The former Bellator champion and current UFC contender has faced a series of challenges that would have broken many fighters. With a professional record of 23 wins and 8 losses, and a current UFC streak of 2 wins
In the dynamic world of mixed martial arts (MMA), the anticipation surrounding the rematch between Michael Chandler and Charles Oliveira is palpable. After a long period of speculation regarding a potential fight with Conor McGregor, Chandler has chosen to refocus on his rivalry with Oliveira, setting the stage for their upcoming bout. This fight is
The landscape of mixed martial arts has been significantly shaped by figures like Conor McGregor, whose rise to fame has been as dramatic as it has been transformative. However, recent statements from McGregor reveal a sense of confusion and frustration regarding his status within the UFC, an organization that has been a platform for his
Michael Chandler, once a relentless contender in the UFC lightweight division, is finally stepping back into the Octagon after a long wait—one fuelled by the anticipation surrounding another fighter, Conor McGregor. Chandler has officially announced that he will take on Charles Oliveira at UFC 309, marking a significant rematch from their previous encounter at UFC
Michael Chandler, a prominent figure in the UFC arena, has been patiently waiting for an opportunity to clash with the famed Conor McGregor. However, recent developments suggest that Chandler has grown weary of this anticipation. UFC CEO Dana White confirmed that Chandler has decided to forestall the long-anticipated showdown and pursue another fight instead. “Chandler
UFC fans have been eagerly anticipating a clash between Michael Chandler and Conor McGregor, but those hopes are temporarily dashed as Chandler shifts his focus to another formidable opponent—Charles Oliveira. Set to take place on November 16 at Madison Square Garden, this rematch marks a significant chapter in Chandler’s career as he seeks redemption following
Dana White’s choice to include Ronda Rousey in his MMA Mount Rushmore sparked controversy among fans and critics alike. However, White’s reasoning behind this decision sheds light on the significant impact Rousey had on the sport. As White pointed out, Rousey played a pivotal role in opening doors for women in MMA. Her dominance in
Conor McGregor’s highly anticipated return against Michael Chandler at UFC 303 in July was postponed due to a broken pinky toe. McGregor hinted at a December comeback, but UFC CEO Dana White has made it clear that it won’t happen this year, suggesting early 2025 instead. Despite White’s timeline, McGregor’s longtime coach John Kavanagh believes
UFC CEO Dana White recently revealed his updated UFC Mount Rushmore list, which has garnered attention and stirred up some controversy within the MMA community. In contrast to his previous list from June 2020, White’s current selection showcases a shift in emphasis towards fighters who have made a significant impact on the sport. Among the