Conor McGregor was in New York last week before attending Daniel Dubois' win over Anthony Joshua
Dana White has revealed that Conor McGregor was not in attendance for Callum Walsh 's Dublin homecoming last week due to "plane issues".
UFC CEO White has been a huge supporter of Walsh and was in attendance for the event, which McGregor had been expected to attend.READ MORE: Conor McGregor set to leave UFC as he eyes new challenge "I was talking to Conor the whole time," White said following his Contender Series 73 on Tuesday. "Conor got stuck in New York; he had plane issues, and Conor landed right when the fight was over. Conor wanted to come, and he was trying to come. He had the afterparty for him at his place .However, McGregor did make it to Wembley Stadium to watch Daniel Dubois knockout Anthony Joshua on Saturday night and gave an update on when he will fight again.
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