Conor McGregor

UFC boss Dana White doesnโ€™t seem to be a fan of a Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz rubber-match that would effectively end the trilogy between the two.

In the wake of McGregorโ€™s win over Diaz at UFC 202, White announced (per TMZ Sports) โ€œThe war was fun and super successful but Iโ€™m movinโ€™ on.โ€ which means everyone else needs to move on as well because McGregor/Diaz tres probably isnโ€™t happening.

So whatโ€™s next for McGregor?

Well, White wants him to defend the title against interim champ Jose Aldo meaning McGregor has two options according to the UFC Prez. Fight Aldo or surrender the the title to him and drop back down to 155-pounds to fight Eddie Alvarez for the lightweight title.

155 would still be above McGregorโ€™s usual fighting weight. Prior to going up to 168 to fight Diaz, McGregor was normally fighting around 145.

But youโ€™d think a rubber-match between Diaz and McGregor would be logical. As far as Iโ€™m concerned nothing has been settled between these two in whatโ€™s been a great rivalry for UFC.