Conor McGregor Claims Spiritual Awakening and Marriage Plans with Dee Devlin

CONOR MCGREGOR'S BOMBSHELL CLAIM: MMA FIGHTER SAYS GOD HAS SAVED HIM FROM HIS TROUBLED PAST

In a shocking turn of events, Irish MMA sensation Conor McGregor has claimed that he's been saved by God and is now living his life according to His word. The 37-year-old fighter made the stunning revelation while promoting his upcoming Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship event in Rome, just months after losing his appeal in a high-profile civil rape case.

The father of four, who has been embroiled in controversy for years, revealed that he's undergone a spiritual journey of healing and is now more focused than ever on his faith. When asked about his recent personal struggles, McGregor said with conviction: "I am not here just by chance. There is a higher power, God, that dictates my journey and all of our journeys. I live my life by God's word, since around the last time you mentioned at the last event, I have engaged on a spiritual journey. I am saved. I am healed."

McGregor's comments come as a surprise to many, given his tumultuous past. In July, he lost his appeal against a civil rape case defeat, in which he was ordered to pay £218,000 to his victim Nikita Hand plus costs. The incident occurred at a hotel in Dublin in 2018, where McGregor denied allegations of rape and claimed that the encounter was consensual.

Despite the setback, McGregor seems to be on a mission to redeem himself and make amends with his family. While promoting his upcoming event, he couldn't help but gush about his fiancée Dee Devlin, who has stood by him throughout his career. The couple, who have been together for 16 years, seem to be on the verge of tying the knot, with McGregor stating: "I'm here with my own family, my beautiful children, my fiancée, wife-to-be soon."

The news has sent shockwaves through the MMA community, with many fans and fellow fighters alike expressing their support and admiration for McGregor's newfound faith. BKFC president David Feldman even chimed in, saying: "You're going to see the best Conor McGregor you've ever seen when he returns to the Octagon." With his period of ineligibility set to end on March 20, 2026, McGregor is expected to make a highly anticipated comeback at the UFC White House event next June.

McGregor's fortune, which is estimated to be north of £150 million, has undoubtedly been a significant factor in his life. However, it seems that the fighter has finally found what he's truly searching for – redemption and peace. When asked about his future plans, McGregor remained tight-lipped but hinted at a possible change in career trajectory: "On the back of that, the world is in for a treat. My competitive spark that was once in my heart is now a roaring blaze."

As news of McGregor's spiritual awakening spreads, fans are left wondering what this new chapter will bring for the MMA fighter. Will he continue to dominate the Octagon, or has his newfound faith changed his priorities? One thing is certain – with God on his side, McGregor is ready to take on the world.

Timeline:

• 2018: McGregor accused of rape by Nikita Hand at a hotel in Dublin
• November 2023: McGregor ordered to pay £218,000 plus costs after losing appeal
• July 2024: McGregor's appeal rejected by three judges in the Dublin Court of Appeal
• September 20, 2024: McGregor's period of ineligibility begins due to UFC Anti-Doping Policy violation
• March 20, 2026: McGregor set to be free to compete again after serving his ban

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