'Dance For Me Boy' – Conor McGregor Goes Wild as Mike Perry Returns to BKFC after Boxing Loss

Perry has already fought and completely destroyed former UFC legends such as Thiago Alves, Eddie Alvarez, Luke Rockhold, and several others. However, it would be very interesting to see what McGregor has actually planned for the BKFC fans and audience next.

UFC veteran questions Conor McGregor’s White House return

MMA fans across the globe were thrilled when U.S. President Donald Trump officially announced a UFC event at the White House. UFC CEO Dana White has also approved the plan, confirming it will take place next year for America’s 250th Independence Day. As expected, many top superstars have expressed their desire to join the card, including legendary names like Jon Jones and Conor McGregor.

Jones revealed that he has reentered the testing pool just a few weeks after publicly announcing his sudden and surprising retirement. Meanwhile, the ‘Notorious’ has repeatedly teased the idea of ending his long-standing rivalry with Michael Chandler at the White House event. However, according to UFC Hall of Famer Chael Sonnen, there’s a strong possibility that neither of these fights will actually happen.

I do believe that Conor would like to fight if it was at The White House, but I think if they bring something special to The White House, I think you’re likely to have a title somewhere in there and Conor doesn’t qualify for that and Jones has openly said, ‘I’m not going to do that.’ If I’m to take these guys at their word, then I’ve got to call B.S.

Chael Sonnen via The Good Guy/Bad Guy Show

According to Dana White, both Jones and Conor McGregor are fully committed and aiming for the ‘Bones’ vs. Tom Aspinall main event. However, UFC veteran Daniel Cormier believes that Jones fighting and potentially losing to Aspinall could look bad on Independence Day. Nevertheless, it will be interesting to watch how the UFC handles this chaotic buildup and manages all the involved superstars.