The star of UFC Conor McGregor will not play in the next 6 months after being injured in the trilogy battle with Dustin Poirier puncher at UFC 264.
A list of medical indications has been given. With these indications, McGregor will not be able to participate in the longest competition until January 7, 2022. If McGregor's injury recovers earlier than expected and meets favorable conditions, this punch can return to the ring as soon as August 25. McGregor is also not allowed to take any training course until August 10.
This announcement was made when McGregor recently posted on social networks that his surgery was “very good” and he would have to fight crutches in the next six weeks, it was clear that McGregor would not be moving his arms and legs for many days to come.
Prohibited from playing for medical reasons quite popular in this sport, athletes need enough time to recover from health after injury so that they can continue to return to the competition without any obstacles.
This is the second time the Irish fighter McGregor has to take a break for medical reasons. The last time was after the rematch at the beginning of the year with Dustin Poirier, McGregor was bloody on the competition floor. In addition to McGregor, some boxers such as Greg Hardy, Yana Kunitskaya, Sean O'Malley, Ryan Hall and Omari Akhmedoc also had to hang gloves for 6 months for medical reasons.