Donald Cerrone

Conor McGregor, who turns 38 in two days, now holds an official UFC record of 10-5 with five stoppage losses. Since November 13, 2016, he has not defeated a top-level opponent, with his sole victory in that stretch coming against Donald Cerrone. McGregor's latest loss to Max Holloway at UFC 329 closes out a career marked by a dramatic decline from his peak championship years.

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Conor McGregor defended his decision to rank himself as the greatest fighter in UFC history, arguing that while Alexander Volkanovski had lost only three rounds before becoming champion, McGregor finished all his opponents within a single round. McGregor pointed to his back-to-back finishes of Jose Aldo and Donald Cerrone — combined in under a minute — as evidence of his superiority, and noted he still holds records in multiple weight classes.

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In January 2020, Conor McGregor made his long-awaited return to the octagon following his loss to Khabib Nurmagomedov and finished Donald Cerrone in just 40 seconds. After the bout, a member of Cerrone's corner approached McGregor and asked for a selfie, but the Irishman refused three times.

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Conor McGregor's most recent victory in the UFC was a dominant performance against Donald Cerrone at UFC 246 in January 2020. McGregor finished Cerrone in under a minute, making it look effortless.

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