Conor McGregor infamously suffered a career altering injury after breaking his leg and ankle during his highly-hyped fight against Dustin Poirier at UFC 264. Now it appears that McGregor is taking the steps needed to get back into the octagon as he recently posted two video clips of him sparring on social media via Instagram. Conor McGregor recently gave money to this woman in new photo
One video showcases ‘The Infamous One’ ducking, throwing punches and some kicks with the caption: “Me lose my touch? Never that. If I did ain’t no problem to get the gat. Where the true players at?” While another uploaded video clip which is mostly kicks includes the caption of: “Weapons.” Both can be viewed below.
In other news regarding Conor McGregor, future WWE Hall of Famer and former multi-time WWE Champion, John Cena was recently a guest on the ‘Dan Patrick on That Scene’ podcast and talked to Patrick about the possibility about ‘Mystic Mac’ heading to WWE and how he would fare. Credit to Fightful for the below.
“It’s entertainment. You have to buy into that reality. If you don’t believe you’re piece of that world we’re in or your opponent is a piece of that world, it doesn’t work. I don’t watch much MMA or anything. To me, it’s true fight sport, but then a guy like (Conor) McGregor comes along with a wonderful personality and will talk people into the building. You either root for him or root against him and you buy his fight, like (Floyd) Mayweather or (Muhammad) Ali, they talk about developing that great personality and believing in it. The way to make people buy into you as a WWE personality is to drop the make believe of it and make it a reality and believe in what you do.”
Is Conor McGregor ‘stalking’ this UFC star’s mom? Cena continued: “He’d be fantastic. He is what we do,” he later added. “It’s a little less predictable. Our surprises are getting people to show up at random and weave the ‘choose your own adventure’ into a different alley. His surprises are getting a few teeth knocked out or getting an operation. Not to say that this doesn’t happen with us, mistakes happen, but in his profession it’s not a mistake. I hope (he makes an appearance) because I want to see it. At my core, I’m a fan. He’s interesting and have a gravity about him. I want to see him perform.”
