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With the premiere of “The Ultimate Fighter 31” on Tuesday night, the countdown for Conor McGregor’s Octagon return begins in earnest.
“It’s time for me to immerse myself back in the game,” McGregor said in an interview on the UFC’s YouTube channel. “I’m excited to get back. I couldn’t turn down the offer.”
The former UFC two-division champion said that coaching on the long-running reality show was beneficial to his own development. McGregor previously served as a coach against Urijah Faber on “TUF 22” in 2015.
“I enjoyed myself the last time,” McGregor said. “For me when I start teaching, and I used to coach a boxing class [for John Kavangh] many years ago before I got into the UFC…me committing to coaching a class and coaching a couple of people, it almost forced me to dial in a bit more. I had to think about the technique. I had to think about the way I was gonna teach, why I was teaching. It just allowed me to actually get better. It works both ways. It’s helping me.”
Before McGregor can be officially booked against opposing “TUF 31” coach Michael Chandler, he must re-enter the USADA drug testing pool. UFC president Dana White recently offered a timeline that suggested that McGregor vs. Chandler could happen by December if all goes as planned.
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“It’s time for me to immerse myself back in the game,” McGregor said in an interview on the UFC’s YouTube channel. “I’m excited to get back. I couldn’t turn down the offer.”
The former UFC two-division champion said that coaching on the long-running reality show was beneficial to his own development. McGregor previously served as a coach against Urijah Faber on “TUF 22” in 2015.
“I enjoyed myself the last time,” McGregor said. “For me when I start teaching, and I used to coach a boxing class [for John Kavangh] many years ago before I got into the UFC…me committing to coaching a class and coaching a couple of people, it almost forced me to dial in a bit more. I had to think about the technique. I had to think about the way I was gonna teach, why I was teaching. It just allowed me to actually get better. It works both ways. It’s helping me.”
Before McGregor can be officially booked against opposing “TUF 31” coach Michael Chandler, he must re-enter the USADA drug testing pool. UFC president Dana White recently offered a timeline that suggested that McGregor vs. Chandler could happen by December if all goes as planned.
Read Full Article Here
https://www.sherdog.com/news/news/C...eturn-Hopes-to-Fight-34-Times-Per-Year-190098

