UFC News: Dana White Gives Conor McGregor Announcement a Deadline as CEO Refuses to Speak About After UFC 303 Headliners Injury

You know what’s funny? UFC just released a documentary called Fight Inc. where they showcased how they tackled the entire UFC 294 and 295 fiasco. In the documentary, we witnessed a tense Dana White doing his best to save those cards. Now, something similar seems to be happening with the UFC CEO as he has not one but two cards to save. UFC 303 and UFC Saudi Arabia cards seem to be in doubt as both Conor McGregor and Khamzat Chimaev are out of action till further notice.

Is Dana White angry about what has happened? Well, he would be. However, now the replacements have been announced, and the situation is under control. Regardless, let us see what White’s first impression is about Conor McGregor’s withdrawal.

Will talk more about the situation when McGregor is healed: White

The confusing tale of Conor McGregor’s comeback story finally came to an end when the UFC finally announced the replacement main event for UFC 303. Conor McGregor withdrew from the clash, citing a leg injury. White had been silent about the developments, but you can’t stay mum forever when the fight community demands answers.

According to a report by Sports Business Journal, White was asked about his opinion about McGregor’s withdrawal and his feelings about the entire fiasco. White took the question professionally and said, “It’s the business, man. This is the way it goes. And from here on I’m not going to talk about it until when he’s healed and he’s right. Then we’ll look at the landscape and see what we can figure out.”

Dana White’s assertion signifies that he will be playing a safe game for now, considering how there have been some last-minute changes. That being said, when will McGregor fully heal? Well, there is no answer to that question at the moment.

Michael Bisping, in his recent confession, stated that Conor McGregor injured the same shin bone that was broken in his clash against Dustin Poirier back in 2021. While having a conversation with John Kavanagh, he discussed this matter. So what’s next for Conor Mcgregor? Let us find out.

What’s next for ‘Mystic Mac’ after the withdrawal?

“[John] told me on no uncertain terms… [Conor] is injured, he’s hurt himself. His leg, the leg that he broke snapped against Dustin Poirier. The titanium shin bone has failed,” Michael Bisping said. Things seem to be working against the former dual-weight champion as after so much drama, he was finally awarded the clash but had to withdraw due to injury.

McGregor was planning UFC as well as boxing fights after the clash with Michael Chandler but seems like this will have to wait. Hence, the probability of a fight happening between McGregor and Chandler seems a far-fetched idea as of now.

Is it possible that this fiasco will turn McGregor to the gates of retirement? Well, this totally depends on what the multi-million dollar man is thinking, and with McGregor, you never know. What’s your take on the situation? State your thoughts in the comments below.