Breaking: UFC Reportedly To Strip Conor McGregor This Saturday At UFC 220

UFC President Dana White revealed to the UFC on FOX team after Sunday night's, Jan. 14, UFC Fight Night 124 that UFC lightweight champion Conor McGregor will likely be stripped of his title. Now it would appear that the belt will be vacated sooner rather than later. Russian news agency TASS is now reporting that the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is planning on officially announcing Khabib Nurmagomedov vs. Tony Ferguson at UFC 220 on Saturday, Jan. 20. TASS has always been a reliable news source when it comes to breaking stories concerning Russian fighters within the UFC. Reporting on Russia's own Khabib Nurmagomedov, TASS has provided another interesting fact about the upcoming lightweight match up. Furthermore, the news source is reporting that it will be officially announced at the event that Ferguson and "The Eagle" will be fighting for the undisputed lightweight title, rather than the interim belt. Conor McGregor has yet to defend his lightweight title, having earned it with a stoppage victory over Eddie Alvarez way back in 2016. Now it would appear that "Notorious" will have to make his octagon return, if he wishes to regain his soon to be lost title. UFC 220 goes down Jan. 20 inside the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts and will be featured live on pay-per-view. For more MMA news click here.