McGregor suggests that Aldo runs away from the fight: 'I'll be there, I don't know'

McGregor (left) once again provoked Aldo (right) on the eve of their duel. Photo: Jeff Bottari/UFC

It seems that even today Conor McGregor did not accept well the fact that José Aldo having been injured and left the first fight scheduled between them. In an interview, the Irishman showed all his resentment towards his rival and needled the Brazilian, suggesting that the linear featherweight champion might not show up at UFC 193.

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"I'll be there. I have been going through an intense training camp. I'm going to enjoy the beach atmosphere, take vitamin D and fight. Who cares if he's there or not? I'll be there. I hope he is, but I don't know,” McGregor said on the North American channel “FOX Sports”. “I told them, 'It's a little too early for Aldo, because of his ribs and his body. He will rush into camp once again… and he could leave the fight, injured, once again'. We're getting close now. All signs indicate that he will appear. I hope he shows up. Let’s see,” he added.

José Aldo e Conor McGregor they finally face each other on December 12th, at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, in Las Vegas (USA). The duel, which will be the main fight of UFC 194, will be worth unifying the interim and linear belts in the 66 kg UFC category.

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