Conor McGregor, an Irish fighter, has agreed to an 18-month suspension for breaking the UFC’s anti-doping policy. In a statement released on Tuesday, the UFC disclosed that McGregor failed to collect three biological samples during a 12-month span in 2024. Additionally, it clarified that McGregor’s cooperation with CSAD’s inquiry resulted in a reduction of the customary 24-month penalty. His suspension, however, will expire on March 20, 2026, having started on September 20, 2024. This implies that McGregor will be qualified to compete on June 14 at the White House event. Donald Trump announced last week that the UFC event at the White House will take place on June 14 of next year, which is also his 80th birthday.
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