Additionally, Kavanagh hinted at a potential matchup with Michael Chandler at 170 pounds for McGregor’s return. He also mentioned McGregor’s eagerness to have a second fight in 2024, health permitting, possibly in September or the end of the summer. Kavanagh expressed hope that the UFC might reconsider and stick to an April date for McGregor’s return. There are speculations that the UFC may be holding McGregor back for International Fight Week in July, and it’s suggested that the promotion officials may have decided to postpone McGregor’s return because they believe UFC 300 in April will be a significant enough event without McGregor’s presence on the pay-per-view. However, Kavanagh revealed that McGregor’s return has been postponed, leading to frustration within the team. I’m just speechless at this point 🤦‍♂️ /Jj82YN3Ehj John Kavanaugh is saying that the UFC is pushing Conor’s return from the initially intended April at #UFC300 to July, likely International Fight Week. Initially, there were hopes for a comeback in April, with McGregor officially re-entering the UFC’s drug-testing pool with USADA on October 8, making him eligible to compete again on April 8, 2024, per USADA rules.

Conor McGregor’s much-anticipated return to the UFC has been delayed once again, as confirmed by his longtime coach, John Kavanagh of SBG Ireland.

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