Conor McGregor has issued a fresh taunt aimed at the UFC, following the announcement that he is not retired.
After the Crumlin native finally issued a statement yesterday revealing that he was not retiring and that he is still willing to fight at UFC 200, the organisation officially called off his July fight with Nate Diaz – leaving a question mark over what Conor will do next.
Taking to social media, Conor sent a clear a message to the UFC along with a snap of him standing on the streets of Iceland, where he’s currently training.
“I’ve got my bills paid. My money made. And the entire game slayed. #YourMove,” he wrote.
The Notorious doesn’t seem to be backing down until he settles things with the UFC on his terms, but sadly it doesn’t look like he’ll be featured at UFC 200 this July.
Despite Dana White telling Colin Cowherd he believes Conor will fight for the UFC in the next year – sources of TMZ suggest that it will not be against Nate Diaz, and he will have to fight Frankie Edgar or Jose Aldo instead.
