The eldest son of Conor McGregor seems to be a chip of the old block.
The former UFC champion with double weight enjoyed a lot of family time during his four-year resignation, which started when he suffered a broken leg against Dustin Poirier on UFC 264 in July 2021.
On Thursday, Conor McGregor Pitchide was to watch the football match of his eight -year -old son.
'Notorious' shared a video of Conor Jr. In action next to a boasting post about the exploits of his son.
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Conor McGregor Jr. is a chip of the old block
The younger proved that he is a different type of striker than his father on the football field.
Conor Jr. scored every goal for his team during a emphatic 7-1 victory that 'Mystic Mac' was excited.
The Four father showed a clip of an almost -smiss that he claimed should have been the eighth goal of his son's match.
McGregor used the caption to reject a joke incoming offers for the signature of Conor JR.
“The UFC legend tweeted:“ Congratulations Conor McGregor JNR. And team in the victory! “
“7-1 and Conor all scored 7! This should have been ruled number 8 of the bar.
“But be sure. Furthermore! We are not offers, we remain loyal to club and country.”
Congratulations Conor McGregor JNR. And team over the victory! 7-1 and Conor all scored 7! Also
This should have been ruled on number 8 of the Cross Bar. But definitely look. Furthermore!
We are not offers, we remain loyal to club and country.
– McGregor ⚔️ pic.twitter.com/2L8C59BSW2
– Conor McGregor (@Thenotoriousmma) 8 May 2025
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What is the next step for Conor McGregor?
McGregor spent most of his time on the sidelines talking about a potential return to the Octagon.
In 2025, Comeback Chatter did not exist, so fans are worried that he never returns to the UFC.
McGregor illuminated the fears when he showed his interest to be possible with the winner of Michael Chandler vs Paddy Pimblett, which took place last month at UFC 314 in Miami.
After the fight, McGregor overlooked Pimblett's TKO victory when he spoke to Chandler 'unfinished things'.
UFC CEO Dana White has not returned the MMA of McGregor for some time, but he will probably ask about it before and after UFC 315 this weekend.
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