It was pretty much a foregone conclusion that win, lose or draw against Nate Diaz in their much-anticipated rematch at UFC 202, Conor McGregor would drop down to 145-pounds to defend his Featherweight belt in a title unification match against Jose Aldo.
Well, Conor won and he’s back to calling his shots again, as he told reporters after his instant classic with Diaz (see it) that he isn’t too keen on running it back against a man he demolished in just 13-seconds the first time around.
"How long was I going back and forth with Jose?