Conor McGregor Wants To Continue Fighting If He Becomes President Of Ireland
- Conor McGregor announced on Instagram that he wants to run for the Irish presidency on an anti-immigration platform, claiming he would oppose the EU's migration pact and put it to a referendum.
- Experts stated that McGregor's chances of appearing on the presidential ballot are extremely slim due to a lack of political support.
- The Irish President cannot unilaterally call a referendum, as McGregor suggested, and legislative bills cannot be vetoed by the president.
- McGregor expressed his desire to fight again, acknowledging offers, but focusing on politics for now, stating he aims for a comeback while running for president.
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Conor McGregor content with UFC career but dreams of fighting as President of Ireland
A fighting Irish President? That’s what Conor McGregor is planning on. McGregor’s recent meeting with United States President Donald Trump has further fuelled his ambition to run for President of Ireland. The former two-division UFC champion hasn’t competed in MMA since July 2021 when he broke his leg in a trilogy-fight loss to Dustin Poirier at UFC 164, which has many doubting that he’ll ever fight again. Although McGregor (22-6 MMA, 10-4 UFC) …
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