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The UFC have made the unprecedented move to cancel the UFC 303 press conference less than 12 hours out from it getting underway.<\/p>\n
The event, set to take place in Dublin, Ireland, was called off with no reschedule date announced in a post that sent social media ablaze. <\/p>\n
While entry to the press conference did not require payment, it was a ticketed event with all allocated tickets snapped up within minutes of their public release.<\/p>\n
Fans were ready to flock through the gates to catch a glimpse of Conor McGregor ahead of his return bout against Michael Chandler.<\/p>\n
\u201cDear UFC Fans, The #UFC303 press conference scheduled for Monday June 3rd in Dublin, Ireland at 3Arena has been postponed until further notice,\u201d the UFC posted on X. \u201cWe sincerely apologize to all the fans who were planning to attend. When we have further information on a new date and time, we will share it immediately. \u2013 Thank you.\u201d<\/p>\n
UFC 303 is set to take place on June 29 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.<\/p>\n
UFC president Dana White had not mentioned any issues on Saturday when speaking to the press in Newark following UFC 302 and he was expected to be in attendance for Monday\u2019s event.<\/p>\n
Speculation behind the cancelation quickly whipped around social media with many pointing the finger at McGregor.<\/p>\n
The former two-division UFC champ was seen partying it up just weeks ahead of his return to the Octagon.<\/p>\n
The Irishman shared footage of himself dancing the night away at an event on Instagram, where he has 45 million followers.<\/p>\n
In one clip, the UFC icon could be seen dancing in front of his glamorous Forged Irish Stout workers \u2013 who also looked like they were enjoying the event.<\/p>\n
Another featured him dancing and making out with fianc\u00e9e Dee Devlin.<\/p>\n
With the cancelation coming days after the social media footage, fans were quick to pin the UFC\u2019s move on the MMA icon.<\/p>\n
Writer Nick Lombardi wrote: \u201cThis statement is unlike anything I\u2019ve ever seen from the UFC before. I speculate a significant change is happening to the card, specifically the McGregor v Chandler fight. It\u2019s the only fight that would warrant this type of reaction.\u201d<\/p>\n
One user wrote: \u201cChrist what did Conor McGregor do now\u200d\ufe0f, just hours before? Lotta Irish fans gonna wake up pretty angry that thought they were going to this.\u201d<\/p>\n
A second added: \u201cConor back at it again.\u201d<\/p>\n
If it goes ahead as planned, McGregor\u2019s showdown with Chandler will be his first outing since breaking his left leg in his trilogy fight with Dustin Poirier nearly three years ago.<\/p>\n
But he insisted he\u2019d have no reservations about throwing his once-shattered shin at the forehead of his rival Ultimate Fighter 31 coach.<\/p>\n
\u201cI am Terminator now. I have a titanium rod that goes into the knee and down to the bone, right down to my ankle. It\u2019s unbreakable,\u201d McGregor said in a recent interview with James Corden.<\/p>\n
\u201cI wish for and I will work on landing this kick \u2013 with this steel bar in my leg \u2013 against an opponent and getting them out of there.\u201d<\/p>\n
While he\u2019s been talking a big talk, UFC fans will now eagerly await a reason behind the cancelation just weeks out from the main event.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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