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Conor McGregor recently took to Twitter to express his discontent towards USADA's statements regarding his return to the UFC. Instead of a typical angry tweet, McGregor opted for a fresh and melodious diss in the form of a voice note. In the note, he creatively conveyed his thoughts on the matter while adding some humor to the situation.
The use of voice notes on Twitter is a unique way of expressing oneself, and McGregor's choice to use it showcases his grievances against the drug testing agency. Conor McGregor believes that passing a few drug tests is enough for him to return to the UFC. However, the UFC's drug testing partner, USADA, has its own set of guidelines that must be followed. Although the Irishman's return lies with the UFC, any deviation from USADA's guidelines is likely to spark controversy later this year.
Listen to 'Mystic Mac's mellow for the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency below:
Conor McGregor, who is widely regarded as the first fighter to hold two UFC belts simultaneously, has been out of action since breaking his leg in a bout against Dustin Poirier. He is set to make his comeback in September of this year, with his return coinciding with Season 31 of the popular reality show "The Ultimate Fighter." McGregor has been filming the show in Las Vegas, where he is serving as the opposite coach to Michael Chandler. The two rivals are expected to face off in a highly anticipated fight later this year.
Conor McGregor clears the air on friendship with Dillion Danis
Conor McGregor recently stood up for his friend and fellow MMA fighter Dillon Danis, who has not competed in the sport for over three years. Despite Danis' inactivity, his name continues to be associated with McGregor and resonates within the MMA community.
In a recent appearance on The MMA Hour show with Ariel Helwani, Conor McGregor opened up about his current friendship with Dillon Danis. McGregor discussed Danis' current state and provided insight into their relationship.
McGregor's candid discussion with Helwani shed light on the depth of their friendship and offered a glimpse into the bond they share. By sharing his thoughts on Danis, McGregor displayed the importance of loyalty and camaraderie in the MMA community.
'The Notorious' stated:
"You know Dillion is a good friend of mine. He had an injury, he's a young lad. He's good for the game so I hope he can come back as well."
Check out the entire discourse below (timestamp: 19:46 mins. onwards):
