Garry celebrates his UFC victory. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC
Ian Gary He doesn't just want to win. Belal Muhammad | No. UFC Qatar, an event that takes place this Saturday (22). The Irishman, one of the most confident fighters in MMA, seeks to equal his compatriot Conor McGregorNot in terms of popularity and media power, yet, but in relation to a statistic in the octagon.
During the event's 'media day', Garry, who has always made it clear that he is a fan of 'Notorious' McGregor, expressed his support for the veteran's return to competition and stated that, if the return is made official, it will stop the world. In his quest for greatness in MMA, the athlete looks to McGregor as a role model to reach the top, but plans to surpass him along the way. In fact, this Saturday, 'The Future' could reach the same number of victories as the former featherweight (up to 65,8 kg) and lightweight (up to 70,3 kg) champion in the UFC, becoming the second Irishman with the most wins in the octagon.
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“Everyone wants to see McGregor back. He’s the biggest star the sport has ever seen. Period. I’m going to break a record this weekend. When I beat Belal, I’ll equal McGregor’s record for most wins by an Irishman in UFC history. It’s absolutely guaranteed, with my activity and the path I’m following, that this record will be mine soon. I’m very excited about it,” said the athlete.
One win separates McGregor from Garry.
Conor McGregor He is a UFC star and made his mark in MMA. For the organization, the Irishman fought 14 times, winning ten and losing four. Ian Gary, who has been excelling in the welterweight division (up to 77,1 kg) and dreams of fighting for the belt, has had ten fights in the octagon, winning nine and losing only one.
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