Conor McGregor has been absent from the UFC since 2021, but the Irishman is set for a huge payday following a class-action lawsuit against the promotion

The former two-division UFC champion hasn't fought since 2021, but is set to pocket a whopping sum of $20million from the MMA promotion

On April 12, at UFC 314, Michael Chandler will go head-to-head with Paddy Pimblett inside the Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida, USA. The intriguing match-up pits the gifted wrestler against a Brazilian jiu-jitsu phenom in a battle of two of the biggest names at 155-pounds.

The former UFC double-champion is still without a fight and hasn't graced the Octagon in nearly four years. With ongoing legal proceedings and non-MMA-related responsibilities, it's looking increasingly unlikely that he will set foot in the Octagon again.

Conor McGregor confirms he will fight in BKFC while his UFC return remains uncertain, shocking fans with the unexpected move.

UFC 314 is set to take place at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida on Thursday, April 12 with the co-main event seeing Paddy Pimblett take on Michael Chandler

Dana White confirmed on Wednesday, the 19th of February, that the UFC had secured a huge signing, and then announced mega-fight after mega-fight, beginning with a slate of big bouts at the upcoming UFC 314 show scheduled to take place on the 12th of April at the Kaseya Center in Miami,

First fighter to defeat Colby Covington cut from UFC after 4-straight losses. UFC 314 Gets Brand New Featherweight Title Fight. The most alarming announcement came regarding UFC 3