Conor McGregor admits to believing in extraterrestrials and sends a message to aliens.

Conor McGregor after his UFC victory. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram @ufc

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Conor McGregor returns to the octagon No. UFC 329, scheduled for next Saturday (11), and already reinforces his self-confidence for even greater challenges. The Irishman faces Max Holloway After a five-year hiatus from his career, and even before returning to the cage against the Hawaiian, he demonstrates that he is ready to face opponents from another planet.

In an interview with Nina Drama, McGregor stated that he fully believes in the existence of extraterrestrial life and revealed that he frequently observes the sky, hoping for some kind of manifestation. True to his provocative style, the former champion also indicated that not even potential adversaries from another planet would be able to threaten him.

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"So, I 100% believe in aliens, for sure. In fact, I actually spend my day looking at the stars, waiting for them to move… They're no match, behave yourselves, aliens," said Conor McGregor.

Conor McGregor faces Max Holloway after a long career break.

Known as one of the biggest names in MMA, Conor McGregor hasn't stepped into the octagon since June 2021, when he suffered a shin fracture in a fight against Dustin Poirier . Since then, the Irishman has dedicated himself to other projects and even had a fight scheduled against Michael Chandler at UFC 303 in 2024, but ended up withdrawing from the event due to injury.

Now, McGregor returns to action after a five-year hiatus to face Max Holloway in the main event of UFC 329.

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