Conor McGregor has told rival Tony Ferguson to stop blaming other people for his misfortune.
Ferguson returns to action at UFC 274 this weekend when he takes on Michael Chandler in an attempt to halt a slide of three consecutive defeats. The lightweight contender took aim at UFC president Dana White earlier this week, branding him a "drug dealer" and accusing him of preventing him from exploring options outside the promotion.
But McGregor, who previously shared a management team with his 155lb rival, took to social media to suggest Ferguson looks closer to home. "Tony Ferguson, who changes representation around four times a year, is saying it’s someone else fault he is in the position he is in," wrote the Irishman. "How many bridges do you burn before you look yourself in the mirror and say, 'Maybe it’s me that’s the issue'? God bless you pal, I’ll say a prayer."
