Conor McGregor has been told it may be "the end" for his career after three years without a win inside the UFC octagon.
The legendary former two-weight world champion last picked up a victory in January 2020 when he knocked out veteran Donald Cerrone within 40 seconds, before being forced out for a year by coronavirus restrictions. When he returned at the start of 2021, he was knocked out by Dustin Poirier in a rematch before suffering a broken leg in their trilogy bout the following July.
Now, fellow struggling UFC fighter Darren Till believes McGregor's career in the UFC may be done after two years of inactivity due to his recovery from a broken leg. The Brit was speaking with Basketball Insiders when he made the prediction for McGregor's career, explaining things change when you become a superstar at the Irishman's level.
