Conor McGregor seems to be preparing for a form of return when his activity on social media is something to enter into.
Although some have argued that McGregor is simply looking for attention, 'the notorious' seems to have one specific goal in mind.
The news of the UFC that organized an event in the White House in 2026 soon attracted the attention of the largest star in the history of sport.
That said, BKFC president David Feldman recently claimed that McGregor has various plans that he is currently working towards that the Octagon does not concern.
A fan who wanted to know more details about the activity of the Irishman seemed to go directly to a source that knows him better than most.
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John Kavanagh responds to a fan question about speaking with Conor McGregor with regard to a UFC referee
During the incredible rise of Conor McGregor, a simultaneous dual UFC champion and the largest star ever got into the Octagon was John Kavanagh in his corner.
The head coach of SBG Ireland has worked with other remarkable hunters such as Johnny Walker and Gunnar Nelson, but he will always be best known for the key role he played in the climb of 'The Notorious'.
Everyone who follows Kavanagh on Instagram will know that from time to time he will spend part of his day to respond to some of the messages he receives from fans and hunters.
For example, one of his recent messages showed a screenshot of someone who asked if anyone could come and train in his gym.
Kavanagh replied: “You have to complete 3 tasks to become a member. Tame the Octagon Minotaur. Slay the Jump Rope Hydra. Record the Sensei's nod.”
One of the other posts to which he responded was to ask if he had spoken to McGregor that he returned to the UFC in the White House.
“Yes,” Kavanagh replied. “Send me an e -mail with all suggestions [email protected]Stat. “
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John Kavanagh recently stated that he does not 'have their chances' of their chances' to beat Jose Aldo on UFC 194
As a long -term coach of Conor McGregor, every signs that the Irishman works with John Kavanagh would apparently confirm that he is coming back.
Kavanagh has been part of some of the largest UFC fights of all time, including the iconic knockout of his hunter about Jose Aldo on UFC 194 to win the featherweight title.
The SBG coach recently thought about this victory in a social media post where he spoke about how he did not expect the legendary champion to beat that evening.
This fight was not 13 seconds. It was 13 meters long. I didn't go inside our chances. I was overwhelmed as a lifelong fan of Andre Pederneiras and of course the P4P Aldo. I learned here about mental warfare. https://t.co/ybo9oaUui
– Coach JK (@john_kavanagh) August 9, 2025
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Whether we ever see the hunter and coach reuniting or not what they have achieved together is simply remarkable.