Conor McGregor's future in the UFC remains uncertain as he has not fought in over three years, with many, including fighter Matt Brown, speculating that his career may be over. Brown suggests McGregor has only a 20% chance of returning to the Octagon, following his withdrawal from UFC 303 due to a broken toe. Meanwhile, UFC Featherweight Champion Ilia Topuria has expressed his disinterest in fighting McGregor, stating that the Irishman currently does not deserve to share the octagon with him due to his inactivity and lack of ranking. Despite Topuria's previous interest in a matchup, he is now focused on defending his title against Max Holloway. McGregor's once-glorious career is contrasted by his erratic behavior and public controversies, leading to doubts about his commitment to the sport. Compounding the uncertainty, UFC President Dana White has indicated that a McGregor fight in 2024 is unlikely.