Conor McGregor Refutes Chael Sonnen’s Salacious Rehab Claims
Following this news, Chael Sonnen was on his ESPN show Good Guy/Bad Guy where he was talking to Daniel Cormier about the McGregor news. That is when he made the claim that McGregor wasn’t actually injured. Instead, he was actually going through a bout of rehab. Ultimately, this news was salacious and many in the MMA world ran with it. However, according to a new report from TMZ, everything Sonnen said is allegedly false.
Chael Sonnen Talks Conor McGregor
McGregor’s rep stated that he is not currently receiving treatment for any kind of addiction. Instead, he suffered an injury while training for the fight. Moreover, the representative explained that McGregor is looking to fight Chandler sometime in the near future. For now, it is unknown when this rescheduled fight will take place. What we do know, is that fans have pretty well resigned themselves to the fact that we may never see McGregor in the Octagon again.
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