Michael Chandler has given his opinion about what he thinks about Conor McGregor and claims that he could withdraw from MMA to walk in the Irish presidential election.
'The Notorious' and 'Iron' have been on a collision course for years, in which the couple filmed the Ultimate Fighter Season 31 and agreed with a collision, which the Irishman withdrew due to injury.
Although the American has not given up hope, Chandler's plan to call McGregor after UFC 314 got in the way.
The Grappler has now responded to the Dubliner Flirting with the idea of hanging the gloves.
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Michael Chandler says that Conor McGregor has to fight him if he makes UFC Comeback
Conor McGregor recently expressed his intentions to make an Irish political run, so that Michael Chandler left in a state of dismay.
Although the former caller King says that he is not waiting for his arch enemy, he would still not love nothing more than finally getting the former two-weight UFC champion in his hands.
In an interview with the Schmo, Chandler explained: “He makes that push for the president of Ireland. We will see how it is, or how much a publicity stunt it is.
“As you can see, we had the TUF 31 deal, waited for the Conor fight, was booked the fight; he withdrew. Who knows if he ever returns?
“You can see from my actions of fighting Charles Oliveria in November and now Paddy Pimblett in April, I am not waiting for Conor.
“He knows that his way back to the UFC goes through me. We have to finish the Ultimate Fighter 31. We still have a contract with both names on it, although he was not a man of his word to appear.
“The first time he has ever withdrawn from a fight was against me in his entire career. I don't think he wants his legacy to be. If he does, I wish him the best in his presidential run in Ireland. But when he returns to the UFC, he has to fight me.”
Michael Chandler wants to end the Conor McGregor -Story once and for all
With so much of his career dedicated to chasing Conor McGregor, Chandler is determined to finally reach the conclusion of his feud with the rush.
He explained: 'I campaigned for that. I want that chapter of my life to be closed. I am not saying here that I am entitled to it; Nobody has the right to anything ever in life.
“But I will say, as a man of your word, signing your name to the dotted line is something that I take very seriously. Your word is your band, and without your word, you are not good.
“So we'll see. I think it's a fight that people want to see. I am still the man who places B. on chairs and PPVs. Somehow Win, Loss or Drawing, I am in fighting the nights. I have the CV and he has the next and hunger to come back.”
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