CONOR MCGREGOR has apologised to fans after cancelling his press conference ahead of the Michael Chandler fight.
The two UFC legends take to the octagon on June 29 in Las Vegas.
McGregor and Chandler were set to speak to the media yesterday evening in the Irishman's hometown of Dublin.
But at 5am that morning, the press conference was shockingly cancelled as the UFC apologised to fans.
They said that they were hoping to provide a "new date and time" as soon as possible.
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McGregor has now broke his silence on the news but didn't reveal why the press conference was axed.
He said: "In consultation with the UFC, today's press conference was cancelled due to a series of obstacles outside of our control.
"I apologise to my Irish fans, and fans around the world, for the inconvenience and appreciate all your passion and support.
"I can’t wait to put on the greatest all-time show in the octagon."
McGregor, who has not had a fight since losing to Dustin Poirier three years ago, has regularly been spotted partying in the build-up to his comeback clash.
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Several boozy videos have appeared online of the Notorious dancing and downing alcohol.
And on top of the press conference being cancelled, some fans fear the fight might end up being postponed too.
One fan said: "Conor vs Chandler is never gonna happen."
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Another added: "The fight is gonna get called off."
A third commented: "Knew this was all too good to be true."
