UFC 196: Conor McGregor plans Featherweight return, undecided between Jose Aldo or Frankie Edgar next

Conor McGregor was humble in defeat following his UFC 196 main event loss to Nate Diaz last night (Sat., March 5, 2016) inside MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, but "The Notorious" one won't let one setback define his legacy.

The Irishman knows he still has the Featherweight strap to defend, and a stable of hungry contenders looking to get their crack at him.

At the post-fight press conference (watch the replay here), McGregor was undecided as to who would be next in line for a shot at his title.

From MMAJunkie:

"It's hard not to give (Jose) Aldo another go. He was 10 years undefeated. But again, he pulls out a lot; he doesn't show up. Frankie (Edgar) at least gets in there and competes. I don't know. I'll keep my ear to the ground and see who the fans want to see the most."

As Edgar campaigned for his title shot on the FOX Sports 1 post-fight show, Aldo took to Twitter to call out "The Notorious" one to a rematch at UFC 200.

Of course, UFC President Dana White was noncommittal when it came to who would get the next crack at McGregor, but you can be certain he will have at least one very displeased Featherweight by the time he makes the announcement.

With Edgar reeling off five straight victories -- including three finishes -- against top notch competition, and Aldo most recently falling victim to a 13-second knockout loss to McGregor, you have to wonder where UFC brass goes from here.

In my estimation, it is time "The Answer" got his shot at the Irishman.

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