Conor McGregor set a new record in November 2016 at UFC 205 when he won the UFC lightweight belt. This made him the first and only fighter to hold two titles from two different weight classes at the same time.
But he had only enjoyed this accolade for a couple of weeks when the UFC decided to strip him of the belt due to his inability to defend it. Subsequently, the title was awarded to then interim champion Jose Aldo, who lost it to current champion Max Holloway at UFC 212 last June.
McGregor still holds the lightweight belt, which he has not defended for almost a year now and has created a power vacuum within the division. In his mind though, he is still the…
McGregor: I am still UFC 145-pound champion, ‘100%’