“You Make the Exception Then”: Days After Conor McGregor Announced His December Return, Daniel Cormier Goes Off on USADA for Its Biasness Towards the Irishman

Have you ever borne witness to the resurgence of a legend? If not, then staying tuned is advisable. McGregor has recently declared his comeback to the fighting arena after a considerable hiatus. This momentous event is scheduled to take place in December. However, mere days after Conor’s announcement regarding his return, Daniel Cormier voiced his grievances against the USADA due to perceived bias.

The announcement of the fight has caused a stir within the MMA community. The Conor-Chandler matchup is expected to draw a substantial viewership. Nevertheless, the extent of Conor’s cleanliness and the nature of his treatment by USADA remains unclear!

Daniel Cormier passes his judgment on McGregor’s return

In a recent video on his channel, Daniel Cormier placed a significant emphasis on the potential comeback of Conor McGregor, while also expressing concerns regarding the USADA testing process. He explained, “There really is no base amount of test that you have to take in order to be eligible. It’s not like they say it’s six clean tests before you can fight”

He further added that “They may test McGregor more and more and maybe it’s not six months maybe its three months and he takes as many tests as he needs to in order to clear the fight”.

Daniel Cormier identifies the issue when exceptions are granted to certain individuals and not expanded to include others. He stated, “Here’s where the issue becomes you make that exception then how do you implement this rule for the rest of the people?”

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He further added,” We’ve seen exceptions before, and generally, they are for the most high-profile player and for the best fighters in the world and Conor does fit into that category”. Cormier’s remarks highlighted that this isn’t the first instance of such an incident occurring and that these exceptions tend to be exclusive to fighters of high profile.

Is Conor really returning?

Following the 31st season of ‘The Ultimate Fighter’, Dana White initially revealed a Conor McGregor vs. Michael Chandler bout. However, McGregor’s absence from the USADA’s testing pool has raised concerns about his potential return this year. Despite this, recent rumors present a different perspective.

Despite source uncertainty, a Dutch outlet suggests Conor McGregor may return in UFC’s year-end pay-per-view. In the latter part of 2023, Madison Square Garden hosts the highly awaited Jon Jones vs. Stipe Miocic heavyweight title clash. While concrete details about McGregor’s speculated return are lacking, there is a growing belief that these rumors might carry some validity.

Amid Conor McGregor’s comeback, worries arise on his USADA testing. Cormier questions the potential flexibility in the testing requirements and the fairness of exceptions made for high-profile athletes. Despite rumors surrounding McGregor’s comeback, uncertainties persist about his return and the validity of the speculation. While MMA awaits details, the focus is on McGregor’s return journey and testing integrity in the spotlight.

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