Conor McGregor hints at sequel to ‘Notorious’ documentary

In 2017, former UFC lightweight and featherweight champion Conor McGregor released a feature-length documentary called Conor McGregor: Notorious, which traced his rise from a poor kid in Dublin, Ireland to a UFC Megastar. This documentary was very well received among fans, and from the sounds of it, it won’t be the last documentary the Irish MMA star puts out.

Replying to a fan on Twitter, McGregor recently hinted that there is a sequel to this film in the works.

Thank you!
Now wait until you see the sequel 😲@McGregorFilm https://t.co/TMWcZOVwTk

— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) December 18, 2018

“Thank you,” he said in response to a rave review from a fan of the film. “Now wait until you see the sequel.”

Several days later, Conor McGregor made another comment on Twitter that seemed to imply second foray into the film business.

I make whiskey and I make movies. pic.twitter.com/h8de8PqfNM

— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) December 20, 2018

“I make whiskey and I make movies,” the Irishman said in a Thursday Tweet.

Conor McGregor last fought on October 6, in the main event of the record-breaking UFC 229 pay-per-view. On that night, he attempted to reclaim the UFC lightweight title he never technically lost from reigning champion Khabib Nurmagomedov. Unfortunately for McGregor and his legions of fans, this mission did not go as planned, as he was thumped to a fourth-round submission loss by the champion.

McGregor’s next most recent fight occurred in the boxing ring, where he battled undefeated legend Floyd Mayweather Jr. in a headline dominating crossover fight. Although the Irishman put up a valiant effort in this, his debut boxing match, he was ultimately stopped by a volley of punches in the 10th round.

McGregor’s second most recent MMA bout occured all the way back in 2016, when he defeated Eddie Alvarez by knockout to win the UFC lightweight title. Because he still owned the UFC featherweight belt at the time, this made him the first fighter in UFC history to wear two titles concurrently.

At present, Conor McGregor is awaiting discipline from the Nevada State Athletic Commission, having been involved in a brawl with Khabib Nurmagomedov’s team after the UFC 229 main event. McGregor is expected to appear in front of the NSAC in late January. A suspension and fine both seem likely.

While nothing is official just yet, UFC President Dana White has stated he’d like to see McGregor fight Dustin Poirier next, while Nurmagomedov battles Tony Ferguson. McGregor holds a previous knockout victory over Poirier, although this win occurred in the featherweight division many years ago. Whatever the case, the Irishman certainly seems to want to fight again.

This article first appeared on BJPENN.COM on 12/20/2018.