The latter incident saw him issueThe New York Times reported in October that McGregor was facing two separate sexual assault allegations which the Irish police, called the Gardai, have been investigating. His publicist denied the allegations last year, and McGregor told the media in Las Vegas this week that,We have a new Conor … who accepts he has made mistakes, owns them, and is going to try and make amends.
The source then said that the preparations for Cerrone have been markedly different than they were for the Nurmagomedov bout, 15 months ago. "He took this camp seriously, turned up when he was supposed to, and never let anyone down. He's returned to his humble roots and back to the work ethic that got him to where he is now."
. "We have a new Conor … a mature one who accepts he has made mistakes, owns them, and is going to try and make amends."The source's comments are backed by McGregor himself, who told media at a press conference which Business Insider attended at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, that: "I have a team of experts in many different fields, from the conditioning side to the strength side to the mixed martial arts and the boxing side.
No need to adjust his Strategy, walk into the Octagon and make a Ton of Money (Win or Lose)