Conor McGregor may be getting closer to officially returning to the UFC. Out of action since 2021, when he was defeated by Dustin Poirier for the second time, the Irishman has fueled speculation about a possible participation in the UFC White House. Now the former champion has reinforced the rumors by resorting to a phrase popularized by Donald Trump, which was interpreted as further evidence that he may be part of the historic card.
In a post on 'X', McGregor stated that it would be a great honor to 'make the UFC great again'. The message was accompanied by a White House emoji, which further fueled speculation about his involvement in the event.
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“It will be a great honor for me to 'make the UFC great again!'. Only on Paramount+,” wrote Conor McGregor along with a 'White House' emoji.
It will be my great honor to
"MAKE UFC GREAT AGAIN!"
Only on @paramountplus 🏦 pic.twitter.com/DJdjVkKCDc
— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) January 14, 2026
Michael Chandler may face Conor McGregor at UFC White House.
Michael Chandler believes he will finally face Conor McGregor in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) octagon. The American used social media to reveal evidence suggesting that the fight against the Irishman will take place at UFC White House.
In a video posted to his Instagram stories, Michael Chandler stated that the fight is already underway and that McGregor has started a specific training camp, bringing in coaches and sparring partners to replicate his fighting style. The American also reinforced that the bout is scheduled for June, on the South Lawn of the White House, at a special event promoted by the organization.
“The fight is already going to happen. He brought guys to his camp to imitate my style. I’m going to fight Conor in June on the South Lawn of the White House. God bless,” said Michael Chandler.
Michael Chandler and Conor McGregor have come close to facing each other in the UFC. The veterans were coaches on the 32nd season of TUF and were scheduled to share the octagon in the main event of UFC 303. However, on that occasion, the Irishman was forced to withdraw from the fight due to a little finger injury, and the duel ended up being replaced by the rematch between Alex Poatan and Jiri Prochazka.
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