Sean O’Malley recently shared his take on whether Conor McGregor will ever fight again.

The Irishman, at UFC 329 vs. Max Holloway, made his long-awaited return after 5 years away from the octagon. However, just 69 seconds into the first round, he was forced to retire after suffering an ACL injury, much to the disappointment of fight fans.

Doubts about his future in the sport have been rife, with the 38-year-old now having just one fight left on his UFC contract. A boatload of MMA fighters and experts have made their opinions known on McGregor potentially returning. And more recently, it was Sean O’Malley who gave his two cents on ‘The Notorious’ possibly coming back.

Conor McGregor during his fight against Max Holloway at UFC 329 [Image via AP Photo/ John Locher]

In the latest episode of Logan Paul’s Impaulsive, O’Malley dropped a hot ‘left hand’ take while answering if McGregor will be back. He said:

Yeah, Conor [McGregor] will be back…He’s got another left hand in him…

Check out Sean O’Malley’s comments below:

McGregor also recently confirmed that he had suffered ACL and meniscus injuries during his fight against Holloway and that he was targeting a return to the octagon by next summer.

Sean O’Malley on what Dana White would want Conor McGregor to Do

Sean O’Malley then went on to weigh in on whether UFC President Dana White would ‘force’ Conor McGregor to fight. Denying the possibility of that happening, ‘Suga’ added:

I truly think Dana [White] would want Conor [McGregor] to do what is best for him…I don’t think he’s gonna force Conor to fight. I think Conor wants the fight and I think he will fight again.

O’Malley last fought at UFC Freedom 250, where he took on Aiemann Zahabi, earning a TKO win in the second round. Currently on a two-fight winning streak, the 31-year-old will look to reclaim the UFC Bantamweight belt soon.

Sean O’Malley last fought at UFC Freedom 250, taking on Aiemann Zahabi [Image via UFC]

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