Michael Chandler was scheduled to face Conor McGregor at UFC 303 two years ago before McGregor withdrew with an injury.
What happened?
Conor McGregor is set to return to the UFC at UFC 329, facing Max Holloway in a rematch.
Why it matters for Michael Chandler
McGregor's return and claim of being the greatest featherweight of all time may impact Michael Chandler's own career and ranking in the division.
McGregor has not fought at featherweight since 2015, and his last fight was at UFC 264, where he lost to Dustin Poirier due to a broken ankle.
What comes next?
McGregor's fight against Max Holloway at UFC 329 will be a significant test of his skills, and a win could solidify his claim as the featherweight GOAT.
Alexander Volkanovski, the current UFC Featherweight Champion, has a strong claim to the title as well, with an impressive record in the division.
Michael Chandler will be watching the outcome of UFC 329 closely, as it may impact his own future fights and ranking in the division.
The UFC community has reacted to McGregor's claim, with some fans expressing skepticism about his status as the featherweight GOAT.
Conor McGregor's confidence in his abilities is well-known, and he has promised to prove his status as the greatest featherweight at UFC 329.
The fight between McGregor and Holloway is scheduled to take place at 170 lbs, which may affect the outcome and McGregor's claim to the featherweight title.
Michael Chandler's own career and ranking in the division will be impacted by the outcome of UFC 329, and he will be looking to capitalize on any opportunities that arise.
The UFC 329 event will be a significant one for the division, with several top fighters competing and vying for position in the rankings.
McGregor's return to the UFC and his claim of being the featherweight GOAT have generated a lot of interest and excitement among fans.
The outcome of UFC 329 will be closely watched by Michael Chandler and the rest of the UFC community, as it will have a significant impact on the division and the rankings.