Conor McGregor makes astounding revelation about future in reaction to fanmade video edit labeling him a "gangster"

Conor McGregor recently expressed his thoughts on a fanmade video of his. Reacting to the video, McGregor suggested that he might pursue a different line of work in the future.

An edited video of McGregor's UFC bouts featuring the song 'Relax & Take Notes' by the late American rapper Biggie Smalls was posted on X by a McGregor fan page called @mcgregorufc22. The post's caption read:

''The Real Gangster''

In response, McGregor re-posted the video, claiming that he is not a gangster, but rather a successful politician in the making. He wrote:

''I’m not a gangster I’m a budding politician.''

Screenshot of Conor McGregor's X post Screenshot of Conor McGregor's deleted X post

McGregor's political ambitions may be hampered by his turbulent history. He was found liable for assaulting Nikita Hand in a Dublin hotel in 2018. As a result, the civil court in Ireland ordered 'The Notorious' to pay over $250,000 in compensation. McGregor has constantly disputed the allegations and pledged to appeal the court's decision.

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Reports suggest that Conor McGregor will face Logan Paul in April

According to various sources, Conor McGregor will take on Logan Paul this year in an exhibition boxing match at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, India, as part of the 'Visit India' tourism promotion. The Irish superstar is anticipated to get a staggering $250 million following a preliminary agreement with the Ambani family.

In a recent episode of Misfit news, host Ben Davis and Biel revealed that the UFC is involved in scheduling the potential McGregor vs. Paul fight in April:

''They're in deep negotiations for the fight. Conor is interested and so is Logan. They're targeting for April and the UFC are involved in talks as well. It's all moving on in the right direction."

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