Conor McGregor Fight Pulled From Upcoming UFC Event

Main and Co-Main Events Axed as Uncertainty Looms

New Headliners to Be Announced for UFC 303

In a shocking turn of events, the highly anticipated Conor McGregor fight scheduled for UFC 303 has been pulled, leaving fans reeling. The announcement came from UFC president Dana White on Thursday, casting a shadow over the upcoming event.

McGregor's return to the octagon was set to headline the June 29th card in Las Vegas, but plans have now been derailed. The former two-division champion was expected to face Michael Chandler in a highly touted bout.

The cancellation also affects the co-main event, which featured a light heavyweight clash between Jamahal Hill and Thiago Santos. White revealed that new main and co-main events are being finalized and will be announced shortly.

This latest setback extends McGregor's absence from the UFC to nearly three years. The Irish superstar has not fought since his defeat to Dustin Poirier in July 2021.

The reasons behind the fight cancellations remain unclear, leaving a cloud of uncertainty over UFC 303. Fans eagerly await the announcement of the new headliners and the fate of McGregor's long-awaited return.