Conor McGregor Predicts Alex Pereira’s Fate in Unexpected Advice for UFC 313 Star

At this point, someone needs to study Conor McGregor’s social media strategy. The Irishman hasn’t fought in years, yet he’s still more viral than half the active UFC roster. And it’s not because of a big fight announcement or a training montage. It’s because whenever the former double champ talks, the world comes to a halt to listen. No matter if the conversation has anything to do with him or not! And this time, his target happens to be Alex Pereira’s UFC 313 training camp.

Just as the light heavyweight champ was looking to silence critics questioning his commitment, MMA media outlet The Mac Life (@themaclifeofficial) posted a training clip from Vegas showing him hard at work. But before the focus could stay on Pereira’s preparation, McGregor swooped in with a comment. “Elevate single leg up and down mat. Balance the single leg. Up/down mat. Easy, light work. So easy. Too easy. Find temple on the balance. Egypt’s Temples for the craic. Night night lent NOW. TEMPLE SHOTS #PERIERAHARDLIQOUR ”

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“I Know the Pain of People”- Alex Pereira’s Dark Past With Alcohol Addiction Gets Triggered by Magomed Ankalaev

This isn’t the first time ‘The Notorious’ has graced Pereira with ‘words of wisdom’. Last November, when footage surfaced of Pereira engaging in an intense sparring session, McGregor dismissed it as “pointless.” Then, when Pereira fought through a broken toe at UFC 300, while McGregor withdrew from UFC 303 with the same injury, Pereira took the high road, saying, “You can never judge people’s pain.” Subtle, but the shade was definitely there.

Is Conor McGregor more invested in trash talk than his own empire?

Maybe that’s why he’s so drawn to Pereira, because the reigning champ is doing what McGregor once did, proving himself in the cage, not just in the headlines. So, what do you think is McGregor really gearing up for another run? Or is he just making sure we never stop saying his name? And should Pereira keep entertaining his antics, or is it time to ignore the noise and focus on Magomed Ankalaev at UFC 313? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!