Conor McGregor has been inactive since suffering a leg injury against Dustin Poirier at UFC 264 in July 2021. Despite rumors of a potential return at UFC 296 in December, McGregor missed the deadline to enter the USADA testing pool, making him ineligible to compete. However, there are plans for McGregor to fight at UFC 300; let’s explore the complete details as with the news of McGregor USADA re-entry the internet went into frenzy.
The Return of Conor McGregor Made Fans Go Wild
According to USADA regulations, athletes must undergo a six-month testing period and provide two positive samples before they can compete. Previously, Conor McGregor did not meet the USADA testing pool requirements. However, he recently announced his return to the pool, stating, “I’m back in the pool. Will be doing my stint at high elevation before the bout.”
The anticipated comeback of the most prominent figure in mixed martial arts generated immense enthusiasm among sports fans. While eagerly anticipating McGregor‘s return, a supporter expressed their excitement by declaring, “the king is back.”
Here are some more fan reactions:
Considering this timeline, McGregor might be ready for April 2024, aligning with the expected date of UFC 300. This event would serve as an ideal platform for Notorious’s return, building anticipation for his comeback to the octagon. While the specific weight category remains uncertain, McGregor has already begun his training regimen to ensure he’s in top shape.
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If McGregor decides to make his comeback, it’s probable that he will face Chandler in the octagon. Dana White even confirmed Chandler, a former Bellator lightweight champion, as McGregor’s opponent for his return.
McGregor’s return to the USADA testing pool created significant excitement among MMA enthusiasts worldwide. His comeback is aimed at UFC 300, presenting an ideal opportunity for his return. While the exact date remains uncertain, McGregor’s return is inevitable. Only time will reveal the future possibilities.
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