Former two-division champion Conor McGregor pours beers to fans behind the bar of a community pub in Meath throughout the night, confirming plans to end drinking sessions ahead of preparations for return fight at UFC 303 later this summer. The figure was photographed.
McGregor, a former undisputed lightweight champion and featherweight gold holder under the UFC banner, is finally set to return to action at UFC 303 during International Fight Week this summer.
McGregor, who has booked a showdown with former lightweight title challenger and Dublin striker Michael Chandler, will return to the welterweight limit for the first time since 2020. This was his latest victory, coming in the form of a first-round TKO over a Hall of Famer. Star Donald Cerrone.
Conor McGregor serves pints to pub patrons at a bar in Meath
And by welcoming Chandler into the Octagon in tandem with his own return to action this summer at the culmination of UFC 303, Conor McGregor recently began training camp in his hometown of Dublin in preparation for the fight, his longtime home base. We sparred at the Straight Blast Gym.
In preparation for his fight with Chandler, McGregor and members of his entourage last week vowed to go into abstinence from his Proper Number Twelve Irish Whiskey and Forged Irish Stout, launching them at Nannies bar in Duleek, Co. Meath. Attended a commemorative event. – Footage obtained by shows him enjoying drinks and pouring pints for fans and bar patrons. bloody elbow.
McGregor's head coach, John Kavanagh, backed him to defeat Chandler in a similar manner to the one he used against Chad Mendes for the interim featherweight title in 2015, and the bout with the former Bellator MMA lightweight kingpin is scheduled for the second round. It is likely that this will take place before the end of the term.
“I think there are similarities to the (Chad) Mendez fight,” Kavanaugh explained. “I'd be surprised if he could go for two rounds. He'd be surprised. He just hits too hard. He's too sharp. Are there going to be scraps or deletions? Maybe. But every round starts on the feet. , his ability to get back there is underrated. So I'd be surprised if there was a second round.”
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