Conor McGregor vs Kamaru Usman: Notorious tries to destroy UFC champion's ability

Conor McGregor has publicly called out reigning welterweight champion Kamaru Usman, claiming the Nigerian fighter would be no threat to him in the Octagon.

Since breaking his leg in his bout against Dustin Poirier last July, Notorious has been out of action, but he’s never been too far away from the headlines, as you expect with the UFC man.

Now, he has named the highest-ranked pound for pound fighter on the UFC roster Usman as his intended opponent upon his return.

Despite his last fight ending with him being humiliated as he sat against the fence, injured and furiously harassing his opponent Poirier, McGregor’s ego is still unfazed, and he believes he has a good chance of securing a belt in his first fight in over a year.

He told the Mac Life YouTube channel: “I feel confident against Usman. A jab happy, sloppy, orthodox wrestler with no submissions whatsoever. What’s he going to do? Where’s the danger here? I don’t see a danger with him.

“His ground-and-pound isn’t strong, plus he’s on the older side. And then plus the world is to be took again. The triple crown.”

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