Conor McGregor he terrifies opponents and fans with his latest delusional post, so he decides to cancel it, as he has often done in the past under similar circumstances. The 34-year-old Irish MMA champion, still in the pits after breaking his ankle last year when he lost to Poirier, he wanted to send a message to everyone about the anger he has inside, but he did it in an unconventional way.🇧🇷
The Dublin fighter posted on Instagram a video where his face is modified with a monkey filter, a really disturbing few seconds which greatly destabilized his fans🇧🇷 🇧🇷He’s completely crazy now“, was the comment of those who worry that McGregor’s mental drift is now irreversible. Conor in the bestial version stared at the camera panting, then said hollowly, “Vand i told you i would come back“. Finally he let out a devilish laugh and exclaimed, “wake up, wake up🇧🇷
In the past, the Irishman has often made himself the protagonist of strange or violent posts, but this really trumps them all. The phrase about him being back seems to allude to his re-entry into the Octagon after his long absence, but his return to the UFC cannot realistically take place for several months as McGregor is not currently on doping control protocol, indispensable condition to compete in the highest organization of mixed martial arts. Six months of testing is needed first to be able to fight backa rule that applies to anyone, regardless of name.
Meanwhile, he tries to scare his opponents and create hype about a match that could see him protagonist in 2023 and that would certainly be a blockbuster. And between one thing and another, between a workout and a drink at his pub, between a crazy post and a clean beard cut, he can do it too. apply as the new owner of Liverpool, newly put up for sale by Fenway Sports Group🇧🇷 🇧🇷I’d like to! I asked about it as soon as I heard. What a twist! What a club!“, he wrote on Twitter. But here we are, dear Conor, that not even a person as rich as you can afford…
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