Conor McGregor went off on his former UFC opponent Khabib Nurmagomedov in a now-deleted post following comments from Donald Trump.
“The Notorious” famously challenged his unbeaten rival for the lightweight belt at UFC 229 and lost via fourth-round submission, but in the years since then McGregor has never missed an opportunity to take shots at Nurmagomedov and his team.and claimed that Nurmagomedov was his favorite fighter, and it didn’t take long for McGregor to react to that news with a now-deleted post.
The Irishman’s comments understandably drew a wide range of reactions from combat sports fans, but fellow UFC fighter Cody Durden also weighed-in with a mutually self-deprecating comment that probably didn’t sit well with “The Notorious” if he saw it before deleting his original post.
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