Conor McGregor vs Michael Chandler Winner Wouldn’t Get The Lightweight Title Shot: UFC News: Conor McGregor and Michael Chandler the two coaches of TUF 31 are set to fight one another by the end of this year. Both the fighters have suffered their loss to Dustin Poirier. However, it was assumed by the fans that the winner of the Michael Chandler vs Conor McGregor would get a title shot at 155 lbs. However, both fighters haven’t been given their weight division as of now. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSports.IN
Both the fighters have gained weight and currently look bif, personally both fighters wanted to fight for the 170 weight lbs weight category, as losing weight would be tough. But previously this year Dana White had said that the fight would take place at 155 pounds. But now the 155 category fighters have been picked up by the UFC.
Check Who Will Fight For The 155 lbs Belt Next After Conor McGregor vs Michael Chandler
As per recent reports, UFC has contacted Beneil Darius and Charles Oliveira to fight for the next 155 lb belt next.
As “Do Bronx” gears up to defend his previous Lightweight title at UFC 289 this weekend (Saturday, June 10, 2023) in Vancouver, Canada, he makes these remarks in a new interview with Sports Illustrated. Oliveira takes on the resurgent Beneil Dariush in what appears to be a showdown for both men’s No. 1 contender titles.
Conor McGregor vs Michael Chandler Winner Wouldn’t Get The Lightweight Title Shot- Check Who Will Fight For The 155 lbs Belt Next
Beneil Dariush has won 8 fights in a row, but if the UFC star extends that streak to 9, he’ll earn himself a title shot against the lightweight champion … all he’s got to do is beat Charles Oliveira, one of the baddest men in the world.
Beneil Dariush believes that he is an eligible fighter and contender for the bout, he is confident that he might emerge victorious against his opponent Charles Oliveira, though he acknowledges that Oliveira is also a great fighter in the weight division of 155lbs.
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