“Don’t Get Too Cocky…”: With No Return Date in Sight, Conor McGregor Invites Fans’ Wrath After His Latest Bold Claims

The uncertainty surrounding the return of Conor McGregor to the UFC is growing each day, as a date is yet to be announced. Nevertheless, ‘The Notorious’ never gives up on making unusually bold claims. In one of the latest tweets, the former double champion stated that he’d easily defeat anyone on the roster. However, the fans were quick to shut him down.

Conor McGregor last fought in the UFC over two years ago. He lost the fight against Dustin Poirier and injured his leg that night. Since then, he’s healed from the injury and is waiting to get back inside the Octagon. However, there is no official announcement yet, but the Irishman still believes that he can beat anyone even when he has suffered losses in his last few fights.

Conor McGregor made yet another bold claim

It seems like there is no end to the former double champion making unusual claims on social media. After taking a jibe at Justin Gaethje‘s BMF win and Alexander Volkanovski‘s pound-for-pound ranking, he made another claim. Conor McGregor told his fans and followers that whoever their favorite fighters are, he can make quick work of them.

“Your favorite fighter is a cake walk to me,” said Conor McGregor. He even shared a few pictures of him from a recent training session, practicing his striking skills inside the boxing ring. Now, let us take a look at what the fans had to say about McGregor’s latest claim on Twitter (X).

Fans gave ‘The Notorious’ a brutal reminder

Conor McGregor’s recent claim did not sit well with fans. They reminded him that he should not get over his head since he had not won any of his recent fights.

Similarly, one fan reminded the Irishman that Khabib Nurmagomedov utterly dominated him in their fight.

On the other hand, some fans mentioned that they were unaware of the fact that Conor McGregor is still an active competitor.

One fan said:

Some fans wondered if McGregor believes that he can beat Jon Jones as easily as he’s claimed.

Moreover, one fan mentioned that he would have believed the Irishman’s recent claim a few years ago.

A user on Twitter (X) reminded Conor McGregor of his recent record to deem his claim irrelevant.

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There is no doubt that Conor McGregor is an accomplished fighter. He has a solid record of 22 wins and 6 losses. However, some people are starting to believe that he is past his prime now. The former double champion is already 35 years old and may not have many years left at the top. Nevertheless, McGregor is not yet ready to hang up his gloves as he looks to come back stronger than before.

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