Conor McGregor retirement: Is this really the end?

Conor McGregor retirement: Is this really the end?

A tweet? Only a "fast declaration", in Conor McGregor's words? 

The second untimely 'retirement' of his vocation may been progressively suitable whenever conveyed by an amplifier on the Las Vegas Boulevard or by means of a flag from a plane, given McGregor's affection for the extreme. 

There is very likely more to this story than at first meets the eye, consequently the incredulity that McGregor's medium-term tweet was met by. 

e've been here once before with him. In 2016 he tweeted a considerably briefer case that he had "chose to resign youthful". It crushed the record for the most retweeted post from a competitor, recently held by NBA legend Kobe Bryant declaring his own retirement (which kept going). 

McGregor's kept going 48 hours, and brought about a rematch with Nate Diaz which he won. 

Quick advances three years and there are spooky similitudes. 

https://twitter.com/TheNotoriousMMA/status/1110410797925175296

His old adversary Diaz, who won their first battle, hasn't been found in the UFC since the rematch in August 2016. This week he posted a clasp of himself in anticipation of a battle with going with words coordinated at McGregor, Khabib Nurmagomedov and Dustin Poirier. 

McGregor has been vigilant for a rebound battle about the previous couple of weeks. He has lost two of every a line - to Floyd Mayweather inside the boxing ring then to Nurmagomedov on his UFC return. Both were driven endeavors and there is no disgrace in losing either, yet consecutive misfortunes don't look great on paper. 

A mooted battle against Donald 'Cowpoke' Cerrone allegedly failed to work out, as indicated by film of McGregor telling fans via web-based networking media, in light of the fact that the UFC didn't need him to be the headliner. There is clearly some wrangling going on in the background to recover MMA's greatest name into rivalry notwithstanding losing the world titles that were at one time his. His case that he is resigned is likely a negotiating tool to make his arrival much increasingly rewarding. 

Simply a weekend ago he sent two tweets demonstrating that he is chasing for a rival. 

His most recent retirement guarantee is conceivable basically as a result of the wealth earned in his Mayweather battle, at that point his Nurmagomedov battle which set money related records for the UFC. Put just, he doesn't have to battle professionally especially with developing business interests outside of game. He has perseveringly stopped his Irish bourbon brand of late. 

In any case, McGregor is only 30 years of age 

Hey guys quick announcement, I’ve decided to retire from the sport formally known as “Mixed Martial Art” today.
I wish all my old colleagues well going forward in competition.
I now join my former partners on this venture, already in retirement.
Proper Pina Coladas on me fellas!

— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) 26 mars 2019

He has suffered clashes with the law in the previous year, most as of late being accused of burglary and criminal underhandedness when he supposedly crushed a fan's telephone. Going into the trained way of life of getting ready for rivalry may be to his greatest advantage. 

So will McGregor's second 'retirement' last? Try not to wager against him finishing a set of three against Diaz not long from now.