Conor McGregor congratulates Irish boxer Kylie Harrington

Connor McGregor, the former two UFC champion, congratulated Irish boxer Kelly Harrington on winning the prestigious gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics. Harrington participated in the women’s lightweight competition. In the final, she defeated the Brazilian Beatriz Iasmin Ferreira (Beatriz Iasmin Ferreira) to win the gold medal.

After winning, Conor McGregor praised the young and talented female boxer on Twitter. McGregor praised Harrington for her outstanding performance in the Olympics and for achieving everything she had previously claimed. Conor McGregor also praised her incredible work ethic:

“God bless you Kelly Harrington. What a wonderful journey! Be in the background and then show up in front, and do everything you say you want to do. Olympic gold medal champion! You are in an incredible state. True professional ethics. Congratulations to Kelly.”

Conor McGregor Friends and teammates Artem Lobov Congratulations to Harrington for winning the gold medal via Twitter. Lobov recently retired from fighting sports after participating in a bare-handed boxing match.

Conor McGregor focused on fully recovering a broken leg

Conor McGregor is currently recovering from the broken leg he suffered at UFC 264.For the Irish, this should be a night of salvation Dustin Polier It turned out to be a painful and painful night of “notorious”. McGregor now has a record of 1-3 in the lightweight division and has not won a game in that division since 2016.

Conor McGregor has now lost the back-to-back fight against Dustin Boyle. But the Irish did not lose all hope. McGregor recently stated that he is recovering well and hopes to be stronger than ever. Although he cannot walk without the help of crutches, people often see him exercising. Conor McGregor is not expected to return to the Octagon any time before next year.

According to McGregor’s former opponent Jose Aldo, he can still become the UFC champion.In a recent interview Silver warAldo claims that Connor McGregor can still compete at the highest level, but he needs to work hard and make some sacrifices:

“First of all, I am upset about the injury. It’s difficult. We work with our bodies. We try to stay healthy, because then we can work all the time. I think he can. I never doubt the champion, the champion’s mind and willpower.” He has dominated the lightweight and featherweight championships. It all depends on him. If he wants to return at a high level, he can do it,” Aldo said.