Conor McGregor, the former two-weight UFC champion, has made headlines again with his announcement regarding a return to the octagon. After months of speculation and cryptic messages on social media, McGregor stated that his return is no longer just a possibility but a matter of time. He has been absent from competition since his loss to Dustin Poirier in July 2021.

In a message shared on the platform "X", McGregor revealed that he received an official fight offer from the UFC, stating, "I have been offered an opponent and a date, and I have accepted it. I am just waiting for the official contract to sign." Although he deleted the tweet shortly after posting it, the statement was enough to confirm that negotiations between him and the UFC have reached their final stages. Fans and analysts alike are now anticipating the details of his comeback.

All eyes are now on the upcoming UFC event at the White House, which McGregor hopes to be part of in the main card. According to the UFC President, the organization is working closely with McGregor's team to finalize the details of this much-anticipated return, which is likely to draw significant attention from fans and media worldwide. This confirmed comeback not only revitalizes McGregor's career but also promises to be a major event for the UFC as a whole, given his popularity and past achievements in the sport.