Conor McGregor has two fights left on his UFC contract, says trilogy with Nate Diaz will happen ‘1 billion percent’

Nate Diaz will always be the one who gave Conor McGregor His first UFC loss came when they hit their first fight at UFC 196 in March 2016.

McGregor avenged his loss five months later at UFC 202, beating Diaz by majority decision. While the two were winning together, Diaz finished McGregor and McGregor was unable to do so The Last Gladiator season 5 winner.

Diaz forced McGregor to try to knock down the fight during their first meeting. Once on the ground, Diaz quickly knocked the Irishman through the naked rear reducer. In the second meeting, McGregor overtook Diaz. A third fight between the two fan favorites seems inevitable, and McGregor agrees.

While answering questions from fans on Twitter, McGregor was asked if we’d ever see a three-part fight with Diaz. McGregor replied, “1 billion percent! Yes!”

1 billion percent! Must to! https://t.co/h2kpk1Y9EZ

– Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) November 27, 2021

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McGregor has two fights left on his current UFC contract. He wants to stay with the fight promotion until he decides to hang up his gloves. The Irishman says he’s a UFC, but the future is unpredictable.

“I have two games left on my contract. I want to stick with the UFC for the rest of my life. I’m the UFC! We’ll see,” said McGregor

I have two games left on my contract. I want to stick with the UFC for the rest of my life. I’m the UFC! We shall see. https://t.co/LqZkmTL6Qe

– Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) November 27, 2021

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