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McGregor celebrates his UFC victory. Photo: Reproduction/YouTube/UFC
Finally, Conor McGregor will be seen in the octagon again. This Saturday (11), in Las Vegas (USA), the Irish star, who has not fought since 2021, will star in the UFC 329 And his opponent is an old acquaintance: Max HollowayNaturally, many fear that the long period of inactivity will harm the 37-year-old 'Notorious' in the rematch. However, such a concern does not exist in the mind of the MMA legend.
During his appearance on the 'Countdown' program, available on the official UFC YouTube channel, McGregor exuded confidence that he will make a triumphant return to the octagon and explained where that confidence comes from. It's worth remembering that, in his prime, the Irishman was accustomed to putting on a show, displaying intelligence, power, precision, technique, and speed.
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“I’m at my peak right now. So it’s up to me to show that, and that’s what I’ll do. Mac has a fight. Hallelujah! The magnitude of this event is colossal. That’s why it’s not difficult to stay motivated. It’s about maintaining discipline. I’m dedicated to everything that’s at stake here and really enjoying it. I believe there’s no such thing as talent. What I possess isn’t talent. If you dedicate yourself, you will achieve your goal,” said the UFC star.
“I’m not talented. I’m obsessed. I have much more experience, but beyond that, I’m much more skilled in all facets of martial arts. You don’t want to be in the octagon with me. I’m dangerous everywhere,” he concluded.
McGregor's fighters in MMA
Conor McGregorNotorious B.W., 37, is an MMA legend and the most popular fighter in the sport's history. The Irishman began his career in the sport in 2008 and debuted in the UFC in 2013. With the company, 'Notorious' was champion in both the featherweight and lightweight divisions.
In his career, McGregor won 22 fights, 20 of them by stoppage (19 by knockout and one by submission), and lost six times. His main victories were against... Chad Mendes, Donald Cerrone, Dustin poirierEddie Alvarez José Aldo, Max Holloway e Nate diaz.
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