As one of the most noticeable fighters in UFC history, Conor McGregor once had time to keep UFC's Lightweight's Lightweight Championship. But everything has gradually changed with “scandalous guy”. Injury and the imprint of the Tiger Tiger influenced McGregor, making him play badly over time.
The last time McGregor took place in July last year, when he broke his leg in his confrontation with Dustin Poirier. It was the third defeat in the last 4 times McGregor played. Since that time, the “scandalous guy” has not been able to return to the octagon cage because of the injury has not yet recovered.
Not playing for a long time makes McGregor not accumulate the necessary score, thereby gradually sliding on the UFC rankings. According to the latest announcement announced by UFC, McGregor has fallen from the top 10 best fighters in Lightweight. His current position is the 12th.
In another development, with the victory that had just won against Arman Tsarukyan, Mateusz Gamrot had risen to 8th place. It is still unclear when McGregor returns, and he can completely continue falling freely in the rankings.
At UFC's Lightweight weight at this time, no boxer kept the championship. Charles Oliveira has just been deprived of the belt because it is overweight before the defense match, but the competition still helps him to have the No. 1 position. Brazilian boxers are expected to return to play soon to regain UFC belt in the near future.