Cerrone is also perturbed by the notion his best days are behind him, saying: “I’m still No. 4 or 5 or whatever the hell I am.
“It’s not like I’m getting beat up by bums, somewhere down there getting tumbleweeded in the rankings pool. I don’t know where I’m sitting but I’m still at the top of the list.”
McGregor’s showdown with Cerrone will be his first outing in 15 months, his last coming against Nurmagomedov at UFC 229 in October 2018.
The Notorious’ motivation ahead of his Octagon return has been questioned by many, with several fans and fighters wondering if he still has the burning desire to compete at the highest level.
source: express.co.uk