Conor Mcgregor has vowed to 'slice through someone' when he makes his long-awaited return to the UFC.
The Dubliner hasn't fought since breaking his leg in defeat to Dustin Poirier at UFC 264 in July 2021. A return in 2022 was mooted by many including McGregor's coach John Kavanagh, but ultimately The Notorious remained on the sidelines.
Late 2023 seems to be the most likely date for a McGregor comeback. And ahead of this return, the former World Champion is confident that he can do some damage to whoever he ends up facing.
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Taking to Twitter, McGregor said, "I’m going to slice through someone on return. Trust that. And I don’t care who. Line up."
Since making his debut in the UFC a decade ago, McGregor has gone on to become the biggest star in the sport.
The 34-year-old won nine of his first ten fights in the organisation and became both the featherweight and lightweight champion. In doing so, he became the first two-weight simultaneous World Champion in UFC history.
McGregor will make his big screen debut when his film Roadhouse is released later this year. Those anticipating a UFC return may have to be patient a little while longer.
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