By Gwurld4026 
Conor McGregor to Retire at 36, Pursues Politics
Conor McGregor, the 36-year-old former UFC champion, has hinted at retiring from mixed martial arts to pursue a political career in Ireland. Following a recent meeting with former U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House, McGregor expressed concerns about Ireland’s future and announced his intention to run for the Irish presidency.
McGregor’s political ambitions focus on addressing immigration policies and national identity. He has voiced opposition to Ireland’s participation in the EU migration pact and plans to hold a referendum on the matter. Despite his enthusiasm, political analysts suggest his candidacy faces significant challenges, including securing necessary nominations and overcoming limited public support.
While McGregor has hinted at retirement, he has also indicated a desire to continue fighting, even if elected president. When asked about balancing both roles, he responded affirmatively, suggesting that his political aspirations wouldn’t preclude a return to the octagon.
As McGregor navigates this transition, the sports and political communities are closely monitoring his next moves.