Conor McGregor Twitter Q & A: 7 things we learned
By Amy Kaplan
4. Conor McGregor is looking to beat one of Anderson Silva's records
My next one will mark my 20th KO in professional MMA, so I am definitely looking forward to that! 20ko’s in mma is an incredible feat! Anderson has 23 overall so a nice aim for me! https://t.co/n4IkWV1WG6
— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) November 15, 2023
Anderson Silva is one of the UFC's greatest athletes of all time and McGregor wants to reach his greatness.
During the Q & A, a fan asked how many more knockouts McGregor thinks he has left in his career.
"My next one will mark my 20th KO in professional MMA, so I am definitely looking forward to that! 20ko’s in mma is an incredible feat! Anderson has 23 overall so a nice aim for me!" he tweeted.
3. Conor McGregor wants to be the next Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov
For sure! I train my children in Martial Arts everyday! I had an amazing time on the @UltimateFighter also. Coaching means more involvement and more immersion in the sport, which for me, is the best thing ever! 🙏 https://t.co/E20nDqViam
— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) November 15, 2023
McGregor may not have respect for Khabib, but he's taking a big play out of the book of his father, Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov.
A fan asked if McGregor wanted to be a coach someday and he revealed he's already training his children, just like Abdulmanap did with Khabib.
"For sure! I train my children in Martial Arts everyday! I had an amazing time on the The Ultimate Fighter also," he tweeted. "Coaching means more involvement and more immersion in the sport, which for me, is the best thing ever!"