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JOE Rogan has revealed why he believes UFC legend Conor McGregor’s career is over. Notorious, 36, last fought in the octagon in 2021 against Dustin Poirier, when he suffered a broken tibia.

Conor McGregor remains tied to the UFC, but not for much longer. With his contract nearing its end, an MMA legend has made a bold prediction about the Irishman’s future.

We’re coming up on three-and-a-half years since Conor McGregor last competed in the UFC. Will 2025 be the year he comes back?

McGregor, 36, has expressed his desire in recent years to take part in a bare-knuckle fight before the end of his career

Conor McGregor hasn't competed in the UFC in roughly three-and-a-half years and the way things are going, Joe Rogan isn't sure the promotion's biggest star will ever step back into the octagon. Rogan's pessimistic outlook on McGregor's fighting career comes after

Former UFC featherweight and lightweight champion Conor McGregor hasn’t competed in an MMA fight in over three years, And UFC commentator Joe Rogan has an explanation for why he believes this is the case.

Longtime UFC commentator Joe Rogan is sharing his thoughts on the Conor McGregor situation. Last month, McGregor lost a civil trial where he was accused

Joe Rogan has cast doubt on whether UFC superstar Conor McGregor will ever return to the Octagon, citing concerns about the fighter's lifestyle outside the sport. The popular podcast host and UFC commentator shared his thoughts as McGregor's absence from competitive fighting stretches beyond three years.

Despite the constant hints at a potential return, Conor McGregor's UFC career had come to an end, claims Joe Rogan. The Irishman has had his fair share of problems outside the octagon, but all that goes away for fans when he steps into the cage.