Conor McGregor Return: UFC Hall of Famer Michael Bisping details Conor McGregor’s fall in UFC- Conor McGregor’s return amidst his downfall has been something that gravely affected his fans. Being the highest-paid UFC athlete and being out of the octagon since his loss to Dustin Poirier at UFC 264. UFC color commentator Michael Bisping expressed his views on Mystic macs downslide. Follow Conor McGregor Return/ UFC Live Updates updates with InsideSport.IN
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Conor McGregor Return: UFC Hall of Famer Michael Bisping details Conor McGregor’s fall in UFC
Conor McGregor Return: UFC Hall of Famer Michael Bisping details Conor McGregor’s fall in UFC
Fall of Conor McGregor: Conor McGregor’s leg injury has taken a big toll on his fight career, in UFC causing a wider gap in his fighter performance.
‘The Notorious’ was the highest-paid UFC fighter and created history by becoming a double division champion. Unfortunately, he suffered a brutal leg injury in UFC 264 against Dustin Poirier in the first round, fracturing his left fibula and tibia.
McGregor had been out of the fight game for a long time, and he announced his return with a spectacular transformation and training videos.
However, the champ has suffered consecutive losses in his career, making him hit the bottom line.
UFC’s notable color commentator, Michael Bisping, in his recent video had his statement on McGregor’s downfall.
Michael Bisping said,“I’m sure he [McGregor] will box again, probably when he’s done with his UFC career. But his UFC career isn’t just beginning, let’s be honest. I would say, respectfully, his UFC career is on the downslide now.”
“That’s what’s going on with McGregor’s career. Maybe I’m wrong. Maybe he knocks out Kamaru Usman and becomes the welterweight champion. But I don’t think that’s gonna happen. He’s lost three out of his last four [fights].”
The Irishman’s delayed return has devastated the hearts of his fans. In a recent interview, the Champ declared his intention to make history by becoming a three-division champion.
He eventually called out the welterweight champion, Kamaru Usman. “The Nigerian Nightmare” was the best pound-to-pound fighter and was open to the call out.
While McGregor’s comeback was anticipated as one of the historic comebacks in UFC history, his potential opponents were lined up as Nate Diaz, .
The expectations are getting wider as ‘Mystic Macs’ return in more ways, so the rival list might also get longer.
Conor McGregor Return: UFC Hall of Famer Michael Bisping details Conor McGregor’s fall in UFC
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