Dana White sends ‘get well soon’ message to Conor McGregor after attending his restaurant in Dublin

Dana White has sent Conor McGregor a message following his successful knee surgery.

This Saturday evening, Zuffa Boxing will host their latest event Zuffa Boxing 10, heading to Dublin for the first time with a middleweight world title fight main event.

With that, the Zuffa boss Dana White has been in Ireland over the past few days, taking in the festivities of fight week.

During his time in the capital, the UFC boss has visited the restaurant of his longtime UFC star, Conor McGregor.

Dana White sends McGregor a message after visiting his restaurant

This past July, ‘The Notorious’ Irishman returned to action for the first time in over five years when he took on Max Holloway in the UFC 329 main event.

Unfortunately, the fight ended disastrously when McGregor went down in the opening seconds, suffering an injury to his knee which subsequently ended the fight.

The 38-year-old claimed that he tore his MCL and ACL during the injury, requiring surgery which would see him out of action for even longer.

Fortunately, though, the former double champion underwent the surgery earlier this week, putting him onto the road to recovery for another comeback.

Not long after undergoing the knife, McGregor shouted out the likes of Dominick Cruz and Georges St-Pierre for their recoveries from similar injuries, maintaining that he will return ‘unstoppable’.

And now, the Irish superstar has been sent a message from his UFC boss, who during his time in Ireland, has visited McGregor’s pub/restaurant, The Black Forge Inn.

“Told you, I’m here at the Black Forge Inn, the service is incredible, the hospitality is incredible, the food is incredible and thank you, brother, heal up and get well soon,” White told McGregor in a video on Instagram.

McGregor continues to maintain that he wants to fight in the final fight of his UFC contract on International Fight Week 2027, highlighting Holloway as his opponent already.