Why Dana White’s Attempted Conor McGregor Comeback at UFC 300 FLAWED?
The Conor McGregor comeback to the UFC has always been in the limelight and discussion among fans…
However, The Irish fighter has not competed since a severe injury during his 2021 fight against Dustin Poirier. Despite being anticipated to face Michael Chandler, who also served as a coach with McGregor on TUF 31. has learned that Chael Sonnen, a former UFC middleweight and analyst, suggests there’s a specific reason why the UFC and White haven’t finalized McGregor’s comeback.
Here is what CelebnSports247.com has learned from Chael Sonnen, who took a deep dive into why Conor McGregor comeback is at a deadstance.
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The Flawed Strategy Behind Dana White’s Attempted Conor McGregor Comeback at UFC 300
In a YouTube video, former UFC middleweight and analyst Chael Sonnen pointed out that there’s a rationale behind the UFC and Dana White’s decision not to finalize Conor McGregor‘s return. According to Sonnen, Dana White operates under the principle that any action must have a reasonable chance to lead to something else – everything should function as a potential springboard.
“the one another notion that UFC has, and you get reminded of this over and over and over again you were reminded of it within the disappointment that you felt at UFC 300 you get reminded that Dana White will not do anything unless that something has a reasonable chance to bounce into something else everything must be a springboard.” Sonnen said.
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Sonnen highlighted that the letdown at UFC 300 underscored the reality that Dana White only acts when there’s a viable opportunity for it to lead to something else. He also revealed that White continuously seeks opportunities for development with each choice he makes.
