Prime Conor McGregor: The Unmatched UFC Run from 2013-2016

Prime Conor McGregor from 2013 through 2016 was one of the most dominant and entertaining stretches the UFC has ever seen. He entered the promotion and immediately ran through the featherweight division, finishing Brandão, Poirier and Siver before stopping Chad Mendes for the interim title. Then came the 13-second knockout of José Aldo at UFC 194. After the Diaz trilogy and a loss, he returned and won the rematch. Three months later at UFC 205 he dropped and finished Eddie Alvarez to become the first fighter to hold two UFC titles at the same time. By the end of that run he was 9-1 in the UFC with wins over Aldo, Alvarez, Mendes, Poirier, Holloway and Diaz. Prediction plus precision. Peak Conor.