Former two-division UFC champion Conor McGregor announced Monday that he will return to the octagon in August, ending months of speculation about his fighting future. McGregor, 37, has not competed since his leg injury in 2021 and subsequent delays to his comeback.
The Irishman posted a video on social media showing himself in peak physical condition, declaring he has 'never felt better' and is targeting a welterweight bout. While an opponent has not been officially named, sources indicate the UFC is working to finalize a matchup with Michael Chandler.
UFC president Dana White confirmed that negotiations are underway and expressed confidence a deal would be completed within the next two weeks. The event is expected to take place at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
