Conor McGregor is unlikely to compete in the UFC in 2024 following a toe injury that forced the cancellation of his fight against Michael Chandler. Despite McGregor’s intentions to make a comeback this year, UFC President Dana White has indicated that McGregor will not be in the octagon in 2024. Retired UFC welterweight Matt Brown suggests that McGregor may never return to fighting, especially considering his recent setback. The uncertainty looms over McGregor’s future in the UFC, leaving Chandler awaiting a potential matchup that may never happen. Brown questions the wisdom of holding out for a big payday instead of actively seeking competitive opportunities. McGregor’s dubious status and recent performance raise doubts about the significance of facing him in the ring. Some view Chandler’s decision to chase a fight with McGregor as driven by financial goals rather than a thirst for legacy or competition.
Matt Brown’s Insight on Conor McGregor’s Future and Michael Chandler’s Choices
