Conor McGregor appears unsure of what's going on with his relationship with the UFC. The former two-division UFC champion says he's been to return, but for whatever reason, the promotion has not given him a fight date.

At least, according to would-be opponent Michael Chandler, who will instead face lightweight Charles Oliveira, who stopped Chandler via TKO at UFC 262, in the co-main event of UFC 309.

The closest we got to a potential return for Conor McGregor was the UFC 303 main event booking against Michael Chandler this past summer. And, well, as we now know, that wasn't meant to be. Then last week Chandler moved on to a different fight,

The Irish MMA star is gearing up for his return to the octagon this December. At Tork, we'll tell you about ten cars he could buy with his astonishing bank account.

Conor McGregor has publicly appealed to Saudi Arabian officials for assistance in securing his long-awaited return to the Octagon.

Many have questioned the drive by former UFC champion Conor McGregor to still compete at a high-level. With all of his wonderful business endeavors and accomplishments in his career, media members and fans are unsure about his willingness to stay focused on a fight at this point in his career.