Conor McGregor doesn't plan to vacate titles after UFC 205: ‘Why not defend them both?'

The running narrative from the UFC is that Conor McGregor will be forced to vacate either his featherweight or lightweight title if he is able to defeat the organization's reigning 155-pound champion, Eddie Alvarez, on Nov. 12 in the main event of UFC 205.
But McGregor is an active fighter, one who has fought an average of every four months since he recovered from ACL surgery in mid-2014, and he doesn't see the point of ruining such a historic feat.
"Vacate? I don't know, we'll see about that,"