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Ever since Conor McGregor suffered a gruesome injury in his trilogy fight against Dustin Poirier at UFC 264, his return to the octagon has been the talk of the town. His coach, John Kavanagh, recently offered fans some insight into McGregor's return.
Conor McGregor previously declared that he will be gunning for gold upon his return. John Kavanagh, building on the same, revealed that the Irishman is hardly the kind of person to take on inconsequential fights.
John Kavanagh, while in conversation with Kacper Rosolowski and Denis Shkuratov on Submission Radio, discussed McGregor's return to the octagon. He said:
"[Conor McGregor] is not so much about warm-up fights. He seems pretty warm to me as it is. So what will come, will come."
Catch the full interview with John Kavanagh below:
John Kavanagh opines there is no shortage of opponents for Conor McGregor
Conor McGregor is undoubtedly the biggest draw in the sport. Popularly hailed as the biggest cash-cow in the UFC, fights against 'The Notorious' often set other fighters up with an opportunity to make large sums of money.
When asked about potential opponents for Conor McGregor, John Kavanagh admitted that the Crumlin native is hardly the kind of fighter who needs to struggle to find opponents. However, he did reveal that he has taken a step back from matchmaking, focussing purely on in-ring matters. He said:
"I just don't kind of involve myself in that anymore. He's got a hundred opponents lined up it would appear. But let's just get back to training. Let's test the leg, let's test everything. When the time comes, I'm sure he won't be short of a choice."
In addition to declaring that he will be looking to fight for the title next, Conor McGregor, in the same post, revealed that his trilogy saga with Dustin Poirier remains unfinished. Should Dustin Poirier manage to take the UFC lightweight title off Charles Oliveira at UFC 269, McGregor could kill two birds with one stone when he takes on 'The Diamond' for the fourth time.
