Conor McGregor News
Nick Diaz says he could have given Nate the 'formula' to beat Conor McGregor at UFC 202
Russell Ess - November 23, 2016
UFC 202’s main event was a wildly exciting bout featuring the rematch between rivals Nate Diaz and Conor McGregor. The two UFC stars create a pay-per-view recipe for success and for good reason as both men battled in an exciting five-round war where McGregor had his hand raised in a majority decision at the end of the contest.
Conor McGregor's agent: If WWE has an offer, "we are willing to entertain it"
Tom Taylor - November 23, 2016
As the undisputed champion of both the featherweight and lightweight divisions, Conor McGregor is one of the very best fighters in the world. He’s also one of the best trash talkers in the game, as he frequently lobotomizes his opponents with his sharp tongue, and throws them off their game before the fight even begins. Given McGregor’s penchant for trash talk, many fans have wondered how he’d fair in the scripted world of pro wrestling – particularly in the WWE ring, where other combat sports stars like Ronda Rousey and Floyd Mayweather Jr. have made appearances in the past.
Conor McGregor says 'pull-out merchant' Khabib Nurmagomedov needs some 'damn reasons' to be 'picked' next
Russell Ess - November 22, 2016
Everyone is waiting to hear the announcement on what will come next for the current UFC featherweight and UFC lightweight champion, Conor McGregor. The Irish superstar made history at UFC 205 by beating Eddie Alvarez to become the first concurrent two-weight UFC world champion, holding the titles to the UFC’s 145 and 155-pound divisions.
VIDEO | Conor McGregor scores a 4-second knockout victory over Patrick Doherty
Chris Taylor - November 22, 2016
Irish superstar Conor McGregor (21-3 MMA) has taken over the sport of mixed martial arts by becoming the first ever fighter to hold titles in two different weight classes simultaneously.
VIDEO | Conor McGregor sparks celebrities to do Vince McMahon's power walk
Russell Ess - November 22, 2016
Conor McGregor isn’t the first one to do it, but he has surely lit the fire to bring it to a lot of people’s attention.
VIDEO | Backstage footage of Conor McGregor throughout UFC 205
Scott Hernandez - November 22, 2016
Earlier this month, UFC featherweight champion Conor McGregor did what no man in the history of the UFC has ever done before as he moved up to lightweight to capture the UFC lightweight championship and become the first ever simultaneous two-division UFC champion.
Stephen 'Wonderboy' Thompson thinks Conor McGregor is just too small for UFC welterweight division
Russell Ess - November 22, 2016
The idea of Conor McGregor moving up to fight Tyron Woodley for the welterweight title is surely a possibility with the way “The Notorious” has been working. Despite McGregor having a 1-1 UFC record at 170, the most recent welterweight title challenger, Stephen “Wonderboy” Thompson feels that “The Notorious” isn’t physically big enough to compete with the UFC welterweights. McGregor has fought twice in the UFC at 170. However, both welterweight bouts were against Nate Diaz, who has spent most of his career in the UFC lightweight division.
McGregor's striking coach likes Nurmagomedov bout, but doubts it sells PPVs
Tom Taylor - November 22, 2016
In the main event of UFC 205, UFC featherweight champ Conor McGregor made history by knocking out lightweight champ Eddie Alvarez to become the first fighter in UFC history to hold titles in two divisions simultaneously. Moments after the Irishman’s history-making victory, the MMA community was already debating as to who his next opponent should be. Really, there are five clear options for McGregor’s next fight: interim featherweight champion Jose Aldo, welterweight champion Tyron Woodley, long-time rival Nate Diaz, or one of two top-ranked lightweights in Tony Ferguson and Khabib Nurmagomedov.
VIDEO | Joe Rogan and Brendan Schaub debate: Who is more popular between Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather?
Russell Ess - November 21, 2016
Conor McGregor made history at UFC 205 by becoming the first fighter to be a concurrent champion of two UFC weight division’s.
Dan Henderson: Khabib Nurmagomedov would "beat the piss out of" Conor McGregor
Tom Taylor - November 21, 2016
Earlier this month, in the main event of UFC 205, UFC featherweight champion Conor McGregor thumped Eddie Alvarez to claim the UFC lightweight title. In doing so, he became the first fighter in UFC history to hold titles in two divisions concurrently. Having achieved this history-making win, McGregor’s hype reached new and unprecedented levels, as he scaled pound-for-pound lists and found himself being mentioned in greatest-of-all-time debates that used to be reserved for names like Anderson Silva, Georges St-Pierre, Fedor Emelianenko and Jon Jones.
VIDEO | Conor McGregor Jumps Into the Octagon to Celebrate with Artem Lobov
Tom Taylor - November 20, 2016
On Saturday afternoon (Saturday night in Europe), the UFC returned to Belfast, Northern Ireland for the first time since UFC 72, all the way back in June of 2007. They did so with UFC Fight Night 99. While the highlight of the card was undeniably Gegard Mousasi’s score settling destruction of former foil Uriah Hall, no fighter’s performance generated as big a fan response as Russian-born Irishman Artem “The Russian Hammer” Lobov’s.
ODDS! Conor McGregor underdog to Tyron Woodley, favored in 2 other fights
Scott Hernandez - November 19, 2016
Earlier this month, UFC featherweight champion Conor McGregor successfully made his UFC lightweight debut as he TKOd Eddie Alvarez in the second round of their UFC 205 main event scrap, entering himself into the UFC history books as the first man to simultaneously hold two UFC championships. Leading up to the fight however, McGregor was involved in several disputes with welterweight champion Tyron Woodley, who retained his welterweight strap in the co-main event as he fought Stephen ‘Wonderboy’ Thompson to a majority draw.
VIDEO | Actor Mark Wahlberg willing to give Conor McGregor piece of shares in the UFC for a price
Russell Ess - November 18, 2016
UFC superstar Conor McGregor made it known after his historic UFC 205 fight in New York this past weekend that he is looking for more than just a fight purse and piece of the pay-per-view buys. With his win over Eddie Alvarez at New York’s Madison Square Garden on Saturday night, McGregor made history by becoming the first fighter in the UFC to simultaneously hold status as the champion of two separate weight classes. During the post-fight press conference, “The Notorious” stated that he is waiting for a call from the new owners of the UFC to offer him shares in the company and it sounds like at least one of the celebrity investors is listening.
Khabib Nurmagomedov rips Conor McGregor & Floyd Mayweather
Scott Hernandez - November 18, 2016
Top ranked UFC lightweight Khabib Nurmagomedov is doing everything in his power to secure a lightweight title fight with newly crowned lightweight champion Conor McGregor. This past weekend on the UFC 205 fight card, Nurmagomedov picked up a spectacular 3rd round submission win over Michael Johnson, which not only included some horrific ground and pound, but also some mid-fight trash talk from Nurmagomedov, in which he told his opponent that he must give up. The win not only moved Nurmagomedov’s UFC record to 8-0, but also advanced his professional record to 24-0, earning him the #1 spot on the UFC’s official lightweight rankings.
VIDEO | Nick Diaz in attendance for Conor McGregor's afterparty: 'I was already the two-weight world champion bitch! F**k you!'
Russell Ess - November 18, 2016
Nick Diaz was in attendance at the 1 Oak Nightclub in New York for Conor McGregor’s UFC 205 afterparty. It’s unclear whether Diaz was invited to the afterparty by the club or if he just showed up to see how “The Notorious” and his team would celebrate after making history by becoming the first fighter to concurrently hold the status as the champion in two separate UFC weight divisions.
Conor McGregor out until summer of 2017
Russell Ess - November 18, 2016
With making history by becoming the first concurrent champion of two UFC weight divisions, the world is waiting to hear what will be next for Conor McGregor. With holding the championship belts for the 145-pound UFC featherweight division and the 155-pound UFC lightweight division, contenders in both weight classes are eagerly waiting to get their shot at the title.
VIDEO | Eddie Alvarez Predicts Conor McGregor's Next Move
Tom Taylor - November 18, 2016
Who should Conor McGregor fight next in the Octagon? Eddie Alvarez's answer to that question might surprise you. pic.twitter.com/UiRf0vo4DO
EXCLUSIVE | The Korean Zombie: Conor McGregor Has Made a Mess of the Featherweight Division
Tom Taylor - November 18, 2016
Now closing in on the end of the two years of mandatory military service required of South Korean citizens, Chan Sung Jung – more widely known as “The Korean Zombie” – is poised for return to the Octagon. In advance of his return, the featherweight favorite spoke with Chris Taylor on BJPenn.com’s Rapid Fire to discuss the state of the division, and the man who rules it: Conor McGregor. According to the South Korean legend, McGregor has made things complicated at featherweight. That said, he doubts the Irish star will ever return to the division.




