5 Reasons why Conor McGregor should move up to Welterweight

#3 Conor McGregor has nothing left to prove at Featherweight and Lightweight

Conor McGregor has nothing left to prove at Featherweight and Lightweight

Alright, this one is sure to ruffle a few feathers, especially those of Conor McGregor's detractors. Notwithstanding, it's indeed an undeniable fact that McGregor has achieved everything he possibly could in both the UFC Featherweight as well as Lightweight divisions.

In simple terms, McGregor has nothing left to prove at Featherweight and Lightweight, and the only thing that may perhaps draw him back to Lightweight is the rematch against Khabib Nurmagomedov. Nevertheless, as I'd mentioned before, with the latter always having struggled to make the 155-pound weight limit, it's quite likely that they may duke it out in the rematch at 170 pounds.

Irrespective of whether you love or hate him, you simply can't deny the fact that McGregor has beaten an impressive list of foes at Featherweight, including Dustin Poirier, Max Holloway, Jose Aldo, Chad Mendes. Furthermore, his Lightweight victims include Eddie Alvarez in the UFC, and Nate Diaz at Welterweight...