Michael Chandler vows to retire Conor McGregor: ‘That will be my revenge’ ​

Conor McGregor and Michael Chandler will meet on June 29 and Chandler has things to make the Irishman pay.

Conor McGregor has not fought since 2021 when he seriously injured his shin during his trilogy fight against Dustin Poirier. The ‘Notorious’ returned to training and finally announced on New Year’s Day that he would make his return against Michael Chandler and they would meet on June 29, 2024. Now that a date has been set, ‘Iron Mike’ can’t wait to finally settle the score with Conor McGregor.

Michael Chandler wants to be Conor McGregor’s last opponent

Conor McGregor has talked a lot in recent years but fought very little. It’s not unrealistic to think that this may be the last time we see the former two-time champion don the gloves again.

Michael Chandler told ESPN MMA’s Brett Okamoto that he would end Conor McGregor’s career.

” I do. I think I’ll be the last person to do it. He’s lost fights, but I think we haven’t really seen him get dominated. Poirier beat him, then he got injured. He was beaten by Poirier the first time, but I think I will dominate him in such a way… that he will have lost the interest of the fans even more afterwards… which I will do to him on June 29.

Chandler went on to say that the long delay in finally seeing this fight happen motivated him even more.

“No, there’s definitely some aspect of revenge, making him pay for last year. Some of it was out of his control, but another part, a lot of it, he created. I knew what I signed up for, I knew I signed up to compete on The Ultimate Fighter against a guy coming back from a devastating leg injury and it could have been delayed but I didn’t think it would be delayed this long and it’s all just deposits in the bank that make me want to crush this guy. »

The message is clear, Chandler wants Conor’s skin.