If Conor McGregor never fights again, Daniel Cormier thinks his lasting UFC memory is an unfortunate one. It’s been almost four years since McGregor (22-6 MMA, 10-4 UFC) last fought when he broke his leg in a TKO loss to Dustin Poirier in July 2021 . McGregor has planned his return on numerous occasions and was even booked to fight Michael Chandler last June at UFC 303 before withdrawing due to a broken pinky toe. There has been no word on McGregor fighting since then, which has many speculating if he’ll ever return. If “The Notorious” is indeed done, Cormier says his final moment in the octagon could overshadow the remarkable career that shot him to superstardom. “For me, it’s kind of sad because of this: It’s like, when a guy comes, and he’s that successful, and he’s that good, you hope that the last time you see him in the octagon is him fighting – even if it’s him losing,” Cormier said on his “Funky and the Champ” show with Ben Askren