Conor McGregor accused of ducking by Charles Oliveira: ‘I’ve asked for it a thousand times’
Charles Oliveira calls out Conor McGregor following his loss at UFC 300.
Charles Oliveira wants to fight Conor McGregor (via Imago)
Conor McGregor has become the latest recipient of a callout. This time, it comes from former UFC lightweight champion, Charles Oliveira. Oliveira alleged the biggest star in MMA has been ducking him repeatedly at every turn.
Charles Oliviera was recently interviewed by Full Violence on YouTube. He berated McGregor for not accepting his callout. He further said he had called McGregor out multiple times but received no response. Oliveira also talked about the financial aspect of this potential fight.
Man, everyone knows. In fact, I've asked for this fight against Conor a thousand times, but it's a fight that I don't think he wants this fight and everyone knows it. I've said it a thousand times. It's a fight that will bring me a lot of money so I'd like it.Charles Oliveira via Full Violence YT
Charles Oliveira fought Arman Tsarukyan recently for a top title spot, but lost by a split decision. The Brazilian fighter has been upset with McGregor for a long time. Oliveira has said many times that he wants to fight McGregor. He even said he would move up to a higher weight class if needed to get the big money match.
In defense of McGregor, many fighters have challenged him over the years. He cannot accept every challenge. Moreover, McGregor doesn’t need this fight. He will fight Michael Chandler at UFC 303 next. Fight fans are in anticipation of his comeback.
Charles Oliveira gives his prediction for Michael Chandler vs. Conor McGregor
Charles Oliveira recently weighed in with his prediction for the highly-anticipated showdown between Conor McGregor and Michael Chandler. And in Oliveira’s eyes, “Notorious” will have his hand raised when the dust settles.
Oliveira believed the Irish fighter possessed the skill and speed that could outshine Chandler in their upcoming bout. He also said this win could take McGregor closer to the title picture. The fight is set to take place at welterweight.
I think that, in reality, it's a fight that will make money for both. That's the reality. It's a fight that's going to make more money. Of course, if Conor wins, he could take a step towards the belt. He's a guy who's a huge star, but I think it's a fight for money... I think Conor [wins].Charles Oliveira via Full Violence YT
McGregor will be looking to shake off nearly three years of ring rust when he finally returns at UFC 303. This is a tall task against someone as dangerous and durable as Michael Chandler. Still, Oliveira seemed to fancy McGregor’s chances of re-announcing himself with a vintage performance.
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