When is the McGregor vs Poirier at UFC 264 third fight taking place?
Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier are all set to face off for the third time. With one victory each, the octagon is set for a decisive fight in Las Vegas.
Fans of UFC do not have long to wait for the battle between Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier. The former two-division champion from Ireland and the former interim UFC lightweight champion and current No. 2 ranked contender from America will meet later this month
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McGregor vs Poirer part III: when is it?
On Saturday 10 July, the two fighters meet again for what will be their trilogy battle. Earlier this year the 32-year old from Louisiana got his revenge, with a rapid attack in the second round at UFC 257, after The Notorious had beaten him back in 2014 inside two minutes. The latest octagon, as part of UFC 264 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, is ready.
I’ll be back in a few weeks my sweetheart. Just going to bust a man up.
— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) June 25, 2021
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Speaking to Tristar Gym’s YouTube channel ahead of the fight, Canadian-born fighter Georges St.Pierre said that he expects the popular Irishman to prevail.
“I think McGregor is very good in rematches - and I think he’s going to have the victory. I think he’s probably going to win in the second round by knockout.”
St.Pierre’s coach, Firas Zahabi, was struggling to pick a winner, but has a reason for going for Poirier.
“I think this is an incredibly difficult fight. Fifty-fifty, but if Georges picked McGregor, I’ve got to pick Poirier, and I think Poirier’s going to take him in round three, and he’s going to do the same thing he did before.
“He’s going to kick the leg, he’s going to injure McGregor a little bit on the leg, and then he’s going to put the hands on him. It’s going to be a trench war - and Poirier’s gonna put him away.”