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• Conor McGregor broke his leg in a trilogy match with Dustin Boyle.
• McGregor will undergo surgery in a Las Vegas hospital on Sunday morning.
• Injuries have put a question mark on his future, but with his own whiskey and a series of tailor-made suits, plus most of the losses since 2016, does he want to return?

Las Vegas: Former UFC two heavyweight champion Conor McGregor’s future has gone through a game Freak broken leg In his trilogy match with Dustin Poirier, he saw him staying on the sidelines for a long time, but there is no guarantee that he will return.

McGregor’s arrogant attitude and brilliant knockouts made him quickly become famous, becoming a champion of two heavyweight classes, but since winning the lightweight title in November 2016, he has been working hard.

A boxing match with Floyd Mayweather in August 2017 diverted his attention from the octagon. Despite losing the American, he still made a net profit of approximately $140 million ,He told Reuters In an interview later that year.

McGregor tried to maximize his influence in the UFC, called for a place in the company, and announced regular retirement to try to improve his negotiating position, but it turns out that UFC Chairman Dana White is more than just an opponent on the negotiating table .

In October 2018, he lost to the lightweight title of Khabib Nurmagomedov in a grumpy match, but at that time he was on his way to becoming a tycoon, producing his own whiskey and a series of tailor-made suits. .

Outside the gym, he broke the law several times during his inactivity, and in November 2019 admitted to assaulting a man in a bar in his hometown of Dublin.

However, returning to the art of mixed marriage in the January 2020 welterweight competition proved to be a huge success as he defeated Donald Cerrone and McGregor said he planned to play a season that year .

These plans were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, and although the UFC will soon host an event in the United States again, it does not want to put McGregor on a card without paying viewers.

This kept him on the shelf until January this year, when he saw Poirier for the second time in Abu Dhabi.

While preparing for the proposed boxing match with Manny Pacquiao, McGregor’s boxing posture made him vulnerable to kicks, and Boylell eventually eliminated him in the second round.

After a recent loss and a broken leg in Las Vegas, UFC Chairman Dana White stated that McGregor will undergo surgery in a Las Vegas hospital on Sunday morning. When he is healthy again, He will fight on the table.

Considering the huge wealth he has accumulated and his recent poor results, the question is whether he will want them.