‘No Chance’- Due to ‘Worst’ Cardio, Conor McGregor vs Michael Chandler Gets Predicted to End via Finish at 185 Lbs

Conor McGregor finally announced his return and picked Michael Chandler as his opponent for his next fight. ‘ The Notorious’ took to his Twitter account to announce his return. To everyone’s surprise, the 35-year-old picked the 185-pound weight class for his upcoming battle. The entire MMA community has given mixed reactions towards the decision. 

Brendan Schaub recently appeared in the Extra Thiccc podcast and gave insights into the much-awaited fight. During the interview, Schaub predicted how the fight would end at 185 pounds. 

Brendan Schaub feels both the fighters would look to end the fight quickly 

After Conor McGregor announced his return on June 29, people have started to predict as to how the fight would end. However, no official announcement regarding the battle has been made, the fans are already waiting to see the much-awaited fight between the two. During the interview, Schaub was asked about the fight, to which he replied: “This fight by no chance goes the full five rounds or three rounds whatever the hell they decide to do. They are going to hit much harder having you know more weight. Their chins are going to be a little better. But there’s somebody’s getting knocked out. Them being this heavy, this strong 85, they are both going to be a lot slower but going to punch harder, so there are no chances, and cardio is going to be worse. So no chance these two let, especially the way Chandler fights. Regardless of what weight, there’s no way this goes the distance.”

Conor McGregor is one of the biggest names in the UFC, and fans eagerly awaited his comeback. With his recent announcement, the fans finally got what they wished for.

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However, it will be interesting to see whether the UFC makes any official announcement regarding the fight soon. 

Will the fans finally get to see Conor McGregor vs Michael Chandler? 

Chandler has been fighting in the 155-pound lightweight division since 2011 and will now have to put 30 pounds to make the weight. The former two-division champion is known for his mind games, and pushing Chandler to the middleweight division might prove to be a masterclass. 

‘The Notorious’ was last seen inside the Octagon against Dustin Poirier at UFC 264. He not only lost the fight but also suffered a significant leg injury, which put him out of action for more than two years. It will be interesting to see if the former two-division champion is the same fighter he was in 2016. With no official announcement made by the UFC, will the fans get to see the much-anticipated fight? Let us know in the comments below. 

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