Conor McGregor releases anti-doping test result and adds a video of him training

Conor McGregor called out Dana White as he challenges the UFC CEO to allow him to return to the MMA fighting league after publicly revealing his drugs result, which show the 36-year-old is clean.

The Irishman hasn't fought since July 2021 when he broke his leg in a defeat to Dustin Poirier but the Notorious seemed set to return to the Octagon in the summer of 2024 against Michael Chandler, before the UFC 303 event was cancelled due.

A former lightweight champion, McGregor had removed himself from the United States' Anti-Doping istration pool ensuring that the bout could not go ahead due to regulations requiring an athlete to be in testing for six months.

He then re-entered the pool in October 2023 and has now shown his result in his demand to return, which reads, "Dear Conor McGregor, We are pleased to inform you that sample E004244, that you provided on 13 September 2024, returned a NEGATIVE result from the lab."

So the fighter, known for his controversial personality, bold statements and dramatic theatrics, has called out White and demanded his return to the UFC.

"Most tested athlete on the UFC roster x2," McGregor posted to social media with the photos. "I deserve my fight date! #cleanathlete."

When will McGregor next fight?

McGregor currently has two fights remaining on his UFC deal and he has been linked with a switch to the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship but nothing solid has actually developed as of yet.

However, at the Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois fight, when the latter claimed the IBF heavyweight championship in boxing, the Notorious revealed he intends to fight twice in the 2025 year.

"My job is to go to the gym, be in the gym, and be in shape," McGregor told Ariel Helwani. "One thing for sure is, whenever and wherever it [the fight against Chandler] is, I will be 100 percent ready.

"I'm the highest-generating fighter on planet Earth right now."