

Conor McGregor made his victorious return at UFC 246 against UFC veteran, Donald Cerrone. It took only 40 seconds for the Notorious One to get the job done. Conor dominated Cowboy from start to finish, not letting Cowboy throw even one significant strike. The fashion in which Conor won against Cowboy shocked a lot of fans including the UFC middleweight champion, Israel Adesanya.
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Israel Adesanya reacts to Conor vs Cowboy
A recent video from EMG Access was able to capture the reaction of Adesanya when Conor destroyed Cowboy and it’s priceless. Talking about Conor, Izzy stated:
“I am gonna get those Israel Adesanya numbers. I mean look, he brought a lot of attention to our game, at a time when it needed it, and now I am about to do the same.”
"He brought a lot of attention to our game, at a time when it needed it, and now I'm about to do the same."
"Yee-Haw!"@stylebender reacts to @TheNotoriousMMA's win over Donald Cerrone at UFC 246.
Full video via the EMG Access YouTube channel ⬇️https://t.co/j4t6A4RaVn pic.twitter.com/4N1pdfXHwd
— Chamatkar Sandhu (@SandhuMMA) January 23, 2020
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Well, talking about dominant performance, Israel Adesanya put on an incredible show for the fans when he squared off against the former middleweight champion, Robert Whittaker. And now Israel Adesanya is going to defend his title against the Boogeyman of the division, Yoel Romero at UFC 248.
Who does Conor McGregor Fight Next?
The win over Donald Cerrone at 170 has opened up a ton of opportunities for the former lightweight champion. For UFC president, Dana White, the rematch against Khabib Nurmagomedov is the obvious fight to make next if Khabib gets past Tony Ferguson. However, with an impressive win at the welterweight division, Conor is eyeing for the welterweight title too. Besides that Conor has two intriguing super fights at 170, the BMF title fight with Jorge Masvidal and the third fight with Nate Diaz. It would be intriguing to see where does Conor go next after his emphatic return to the sport.
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