Michael Chandler downplays Dana White's veto and maintains his expectation of fighting at UFC White House.

Michael chandler in a post-event interview. Photo: Reproduction/YouTube UFC

Michael chandler He remains confident that he will be part of the historic UFC event at the White House, scheduled for June 14th. Even after Dana White to frustrate publicly the possibility of a confrontation against Conor McGregorThe American remains optimistic about being part of what is considered one of the most iconic cards in the organization's history.

In an interview with MMA Junkie, Chandler reinforced his professional stance throughout his career and highlighted that he has always fulfilled commitments made to the UFC. The former Bellator champion stated that his relationship with the potential fight against McGregor was never under his control, but admitted that there are still ongoing conversations behind the scenes.

“It never had anything to do with me. I am the most reliable, the most professional in MMA. Maybe in the history of MMA. So, when I sign my name on a dotted line, I show up and do the job every day. That being said, there is still some hope that maybe this fight will happen. We'll see, but we're having some conversations. In any case, I will be on the White House lawn on June 14th,” he said. Michael chandler.

Dana White destroys Michael Chandler's dream of facing Conor McGregor at UFC White House

Dana White at a UFC event. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram/UFC

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When commenting on the possibility of Michael chandler share the octagon with Conor McGregorDana White was blunt. The UFC president denied having any interest in the fight between the veterans, indicating that it had lost its appeal among fans.

"No. That was a few years ago. No," said the UFC president in an interview with the YouTube channel 'Complex News'.