McGregor talks about ad: 'They don't know shit'

McGregor (photo) faces Alvarez at UFC 205. Photo: Josh Hedges/UFC

Since revealing he would make a big announcement after UFC 205, Conor McGregor has been the subject of various speculations. However, the Irish fighter refuted any publicized possibility and explained that everything will come to light at the right time.

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McGregor, who faces Eddie Alvarez on November 12, said he would share important news regarding his future immediately after the fight. An Irish newspaper even published that the fighter would withdraw from activity for “one or two years” so he could dedicate himself to his family.

However, McGregor asked his fans not to listen to the rumors and wait for the official announcement. “They don’t know shit about me or what I’m going to do. Stay tuned for my announcement, but don't listen to people like that. These are people who have nothing to do with what is happening. I will reveal everything at the right time,” he said, in a telephone press conference organized by the UFC.

Even without going into details about the announcement, McGregor clarified that he still feels motivated to fight. “Of course, I love it. I do not stop. That's all I do. I keep showing up, I keep fighting, and I keep providing these incredible events for these incredible sports fans. Of course I love what I do and not only am I not getting tired, I'm actually getting better at it,” he commented.

McGregor and Alvarez are in the main fight of UFC 205, which will mark the organization's debut in New York (USA). If he wins, the Irishman would make history by becoming the first fighter to hold titles in two different categories simultaneously.

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