Conor McGregor’s time in the UFC has been the best of times and the worst of times, although the glory days feel like a distant memory.

Conor McGregor, the UFC star who’s known for holding two championship belts, is facing some serious challenges. He’s about to deal with a civil lawsuit, and on top of that, he’s in a legal battle with his former partner Artem Lobov in Dublin.

Dana White said "late 2025" for Conor McGregor's return before his sexual assault verdict. Has that changed? And really, does it even matter?

Conor McGregor has been backed to return to the Octagon in 2025 by the man he was scheduled to face this year. The Dubliner was due to fight Michael Chandler back in June, but withdrew from the bout after suffering a broken toe in training. Chandler instead fought Charles Oliveira at Madison Square Garden last month, losing via unanimous decision.

Tired of waiting, Michael Chandler took a fight with Charles Oliveira, who survived a late scare to beat him by unanimous decision at UFC 309 on November 16. Michael Chandler recently invited his fans to ask him questions on social media.

Conor McGregor has been told he is in a "s***storm" by retired UFC fighter Matt Brown. The Dubliner last week lost a civil court case in which Nikita Hand (35) claimed he raped her and this week, over a dozen businesses have cut all ties to him.

The mixed martial artist hasn't entered the octagon since July 2021 but is being hyped up to make his comeback next year despite dealing with recent troubles outside the sport

By Priscilla Jepchumba Conor McGregor, the former UFC champion and global MMA icon, is embroiled in controversy after a civil jury in Dublin found him liable fo