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DC on max on top “he should stall” lol. He should have elbowed all the open targets. payback. “St...

By Conor McGregor

Posted March 8, 2026

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Conor McGregor is a former UFC two-division champion, renowned for his sharp wit, trash-talking style, and massive social media presence with over 50 million followers. His commentary on fights is often sarcastic, provocative, and candid, reflecting his deep MMA expertise from a career spanning 22-6 record. As a high-profile figure, his opinions carry significant credibility and influence within the UFC community.

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This post critiques commentator Daniel Cormier's (DC) suggestion that Charles Oliveira should 'stall' while in top position during his UFC 326 main event win over Max Holloway, mocking it with sarcasm and calling for aggressive elbows instead. McGregor expresses shock at the 'shockingly bad fight,' ridicules Oliveira as 'little Charlie' for a lackluster performance despite the grappling dominance, and urges against crowning Oliveira with the BMF belt. The content captures McGregor's disdain for Oliveira's conservative strategy in the lightweight bout at T-Mobile Arena, contrasting their 2015 featherweight clash where Holloway won quickly.

🔥Why It's Trending

The post is trending due to the recency of UFC 326 on March 7, 2026, where Oliveira upset Holloway via unanimous decision to claim the BMF title, sparking heated fan debates on fight quality and strategy. McGregor's high-profile involvement amplifies visibility, as his outspoken criticism fuels rivalries and engages millions amid post-event buzz. Timing aligns with live reactions and highlights circulating widely on social media.

💡Fun Facts

1This was the rematch 11 years after their 2015 Fight Night clash, where Holloway TKO'd Oliveira in just 1:39 due to an esophagus injury.
2Oliveira controlled 8:46 of the fight with grappling, landing elbows from top but avoiding Holloway's stand-up exchanges.
3Holloway's first lightweight loss after BMF wins over Gaethje and Poirier; Oliveira's record now 37-11.
4McGregor and Oliveira share a storied rivalry, including McGregor's 2022 Instagram jab calling him a 'little short arse lightweight.'
5UFC 326 marked Oliveira bringing his entire family to a fight for the first time, heading home with the BMF belt.