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Conor McGregor moves up two weight classes to fight Nate Diaz tonight at UFC 196.

Lightweight champion Rafael Dos Anjos pulled out of his scheduled UFC 196 bout against Conor McGregor.

UFC featherweight champion Conor McGregor doubled down on blasphemous speech at a Wednesday press conference promoting UFC 197.

Dominick Cruz explained to Breitbart Sports that he would “absolutely” fight Conor McGregor.

Floyd Mayweather, the highest paid prize fighter in history, charges that “racism still exists in the sport of boxing” in a new interview.

Nate Diaz did the Marquess of Queensberry proud on Fox Saturday night. Then he infuriated Miss Manners.

The loudest talker in mixed-martial arts turns up the volume when communicating with his fists.

“This is the biggest fight ever in the history of the featherweight division,” Dana White told Breitbart Sports about UFC 194’s main event, albeit back when the fight looked to headline UFC 189.

Conor McGregor does not face UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo until December 12. But the timing failed to stop King Conor from unveiling a grand plan for his title reign on the UFC 194 conference call.

Like a lot of foreigners working in America, Conor McGregor does not care for Donald Trump.

The UFC announced that Conor McGregor and Jose Aldo will finally fight—just in time for Christmas.

History happened in a no-need-for-editing highlight reel in Las Vegas on Saturday night.

Robbie Lawler retained his UFC welterweight strap in perhaps the greatest title fight in the division’s history.

Conor McGregor put an exclamation point on perhaps the most spectacular main card in mixed-martial-arts history with a come-from-behind TKO of Chad Mendes at UFC 189.

“You could say it’s all his mouth but the guy does have skills,” Chad Mendes told Breitbart Sports about Conor McGregor this spring. “His standup is crisp. He’s a southpaw. He’s long. He’s lanky. His style is exciting to watch.”

“The weight cut is the fight,” Conor McGregor told Breitbart Sports earlier this year. “The fight is freedom.”

“When you look into a man’s eyes—look him dead in the eye—you can see straight into his soul,” Conor McGregor maintained on the UFC 189 conference call last week. McGregor said that when he looked into Jose Aldo’s eyes, the Brazilian’s soul informed him: “This mother—er doesn’t want to be here.”

The Terminator loves King Conor. And King Conor loves him right back.

“Four minutes into the first round he will be unconscious,” Conor McGregor promises of his UFC 189 opponent. Chad Mendes vows to end McGregor’s night a minute earlier.

“We’re going to start trying to control the uncontrollable,” UFC President Dana White told Breitbart Sports this spring regarding injuries derailing cards. The remarks ironically came backstage at a presser promoting UFC 189, whose main event appears in jeopardy after a rib injury to featherweight champion Jose Aldo.

Conor McGregor-Jose Aldo, perhaps the most aggressively marketed fight in UFC history, almost ended with a whimper before either featherweight could end it with a bang.

Jose Aldo picks Chad Mendes to beat Ricardo Lamas on Saturday. Chad Mendes picks Jose Aldo to beat Conor McGregor this July. “But, for whatever reason, if Conor wins, I’d like to get in there and beat the crap out of that guy to take the belt,” Mendes tells Breitbart Sports.

UFC President Dana White tells Breitbart Sports that “everybody’s a f—ing genius” when it comes to running your affairs by remote.

Two years ago, “Conor McGregor” appeared on an Irish welfare check. Today, the name graces a Las Vegas marquee.

A stoic Jose Aldo appears indifferent to the antics of upcoming opponent Conor McGregor. Fight fans, on the other hand, are anything but indifferent.

Conor McGregor gave Dennis Siver the finger to start their fight. He gave him his fist to end it.

Irishman Conor McGregor tells Breitbart Sports that relying on welfare “can drain a man’s mind.” He knows firsthand.

Colin McGregor is blowing up. And it comes just when the UFC superstar shrinks down to make the 145-pound featherweight limit.
Breitbart Sports caught up with the phenomenon to ask whether his confidence crosses the line to disrespect.

“Tell Jose I want that belt spit-shined when he comes to Ireland,” featherweight Conor McGregor shouted at his open-workout on Thursday.