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Conor McGregor’s lifestyle preference is always a hot topic – Ben Askren recently decided to comment about it. Ben Askren firmly believes that Conor McGregor is an addict, exposing himself to various pleasures that has taken a negative toll on him.
Askren also blames the lifestyle preferences for the Michael Chandler fight cancellation. However, Conor McGregor looks forward to his much awaited return and is confident about returning to the cage in early 2025 – the only question that remains unasnwered is against who?
Can't blame him he earned 600 million dollars throughout his career and still going on top..
But hungry Conor McGregor was unstoppable.
pic.twitter.com/L7ICBCZ5Bd — Eddie (@awwEddiee) September 18, 2024
Ben Askren on Conor McGregor’s lifestyle
In a recent conversation with Daniel Cormier, Ben Askren shared his thoughts on Conor McGregor’s lifestyle.
“It’s pretty obvious to me that Conor McGregor is an addict,” Askren said as quoted by mmajunkie.usatoday.com. “And he is rich enough that it doesn’t really have a hugely negative impact on his life.
Everyone kind of lets him do what he wants to do, but this guy clearly is out partying, can’t show up for training camp. And then because he can’t show up for training camp, he can’t get ready to fight. There’s videos of him partying constantly".
Ben Askren on the warnings he gave
“But he did kind of drag on that he was going to fight for two years. So it’s really annoying, but I was on record saying he’s not fighting in 2023. I was on record saying Michael Chandler should move on and just say, ‘Hey, you’re not a serious fighter anymore, you’re an addict and you can’t train.’ I’ve said that many times.
Probably both (drugs and alcohol). I don’t know that I can make any pronouncements without actually seeing him do it, but I’ve watched videos enough to know that this guy is out of control, he’s partying constantly, and from all rumors, he’s on multiple substances”.
Conor McGregor nearly drops his sparring partner in new sparring footage training for Michael Chandler. #UFC pic.twitter.com/rRHVVNBlhf — FULL SEND MMA (@full_send_mma) September 12, 2024
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