Conor McGregor’s political angle “a little ridiculous”

Daniel Cormier Findse UFC Star Conor McGregoris a sudden turn towards strange politics.

The former UFC Dual champion recently admitted that its objective is currently on politicswhere he plans to go to the Irish presidency. McGregor (22-6 MMA, 10-4 UFC) has not contributed since his break in a TKO defeat against Dustin Poirier in July 2021, and was only reserved for a fight against Michael Chandler at the UFC 303 last June-a fight he withdrew due to a broken pink toe.

Cormier thinks that McGregor says that grandeur does not rush is not a good indicator of his future of combat.

“The Conor McGregor of ’15, and ’17, and ’16, the one who made eight towers with Floyd Mayweather, that Conor McGregor was in a hurry, and if it disappeared, it is finished,” said Cormier on “Good guy / bad” With Chael Sonnen. “It’s an envelope, guy.

“But to be a politician – he wants to be a politician. Hell, I think people in Ireland do not even like it. Everyone I talk to, I can’t stand this guy. But I guess he has the impression of having enough support to enter politics. »»

Chael Sonnen highlighted the “level of ridicule” that McGregor is ready to go to attract attention and how it is like a drug for him.

“It’s a bit ridiculous,” said Cormier. “The political angle, for me, is a little ridiculous. But we will see what is happening.”