Conor McGregor, currently shooting for TUF 31 against Michael Chandler, referred to one of his previous battles in Cage Warrior as he described what an MMA fighter should never do. This match, in which the Dubliner defeated Buchinger to win the lightweight championship, was to be one of his most memorable contests. Conor McGregor’s exquisite overhand left stroke gave lights out for the brave Slovakian. When The Notorious approached his opponent after knocking him out, the referee feared that McGregor might strike him again and moved him away. Follow the latest UFC News: McGregor vs Chandler Updates with InsideSport.IN
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Conor McGregor explains the dos and don’ts in MMA ahead of TUF 31
A strange occurrence occurred when Conor McGregor defeated Ivan Buchinger to win the lightweight championship at Cage Warriors 51. In a shot from that fight that McGregor recently shared, Buchinger appears to be about to take another hit from McGregor before the referee intervenes.
The Notorious, however, made it apparent in a recent tweet that he would never beat him again, and he thinks it to be dishonorable. Conor McGregor stated that hitting the opponent after knocking him out is disgraceful and should never be done by an MMA fighter.
I was never going to hit here. Fighters that do this are dishonorable in my opinion. It’s so much smoother to recognize the KO and billi walk off. pic.twitter.com/Tla5c7shSf
— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) March 2, 2023
TUF 31: Team McGregor VS Team Chandler
The Notorious” Conor McGregor teaches a team of UFC aspirants for the second time this year on The Ultimate Fighter. He is paired against top lightweight contender Michael Chandler in what is expected to be one of the most explosive seasons of the long-running reality show.
On May 30, Team McGregor vs Team Chandler, the first episode of The Ultimate Fighter, airs on ESPN and ESPN+. Then, on a future date to be revealed, the two coaches will face off in the Octagon.
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