careless sherpa wrote: » He is not even holding a glass, clearly punches him with a sucker punch
ToBeFrank123 wrote: » He's an embarrassment to Ireland and a coward.
Woke Hogan wrote: » https://twitter.com/TMZ/status/1161910913370189828 Where are his acolytes to defend McGregor now?
RocketRaccoon wrote: » He quite clearly takes a drink and throws the remainder at the old lad. **** behaviour.
RocketRaccoon wrote: » Watching the video again, I don't think he actually punched the old lad, threw a bit of whiskey at him.
Omackeral wrote: » He's an embarrassment to himself and nothing else. He doesn't represent me at all, why should I be ashamed of him. Scrotebag.
touts wrote: » The few who remain loyal to him will love him even more now. Thanks to the lenient justice industry there is now an element in Irish society who think a good Saturday night out starts with trimming your beard and ends with running away from assault and battery on some random punter.
Woke Hogan wrote: » Some of these people need to open their eyes. It's a thug sport played by thugs.
RocketRaccoon wrote: » There's a huge event this weekend, just because you don't hear about it means it has gotten any less popular. That's among actual fans, not lads who jumped on the McGregor bandwagon to watch the sport.
RocketRaccoon wrote: » There's a huge event this weekend, just because you don't hear about it means it has gotten any less popular.
Woke Hogan wrote: » That's exactly what it means.
Deleted User wrote: » Decent chin on the old lad
Professor Moriarty wrote: » IMO, having watched the video, he didn't intend to. He threw the contents of his glass in his face. Would you provoke a raging McGregor?
FTA69 wrote: » I’ve trained in MMA gyms and met some of the most humble and sound people you’d ever meet.
elefant wrote: » Few lads drag McGregor away quickly. Everyone else just carries on pinting. Not an eyelid batted. It'd bring a tear to an auld stone.
DellyBelly wrote: » I think he throws the end of the whiskey at him..doesn't seem to hit him. Terrible thing to do anyway but who knows what your man said to him...
Omackeral wrote: » Not exactly. It's just that there's no Irish bangwagon for the Best Fans in the World to hop on. They're all getting ready for the Rugby World Cup in Japan where another set of know-it-alls will crawl out of the woodwork.
Omackeral wrote: » Is boxing too? Just so we know where you stand and how ''woke'' you truly are.
D3V!L wrote: » Just as he was becoming famous in about 5 years ago he tried to start on me outside a cafe in the middle of the day on a busy Dublin street. I was sitting there minding my own business, cup of coffee and nose stuck in my phone messaging my then girlfriend. This lad walks along with is missus and stops dead about 10 meters away and eyeballs me. I looked back, no having a f*cking clue who he was and if he was actually looking at me. He looked pretty p*ssed off for some reason. Your one with him held him back and pulled him away without a word being said between the two of us. Strange strange man, to this day I dont know what I did to upset him. I didn't even know who he was until I described him to someone and they sent me a pick.
the beer revolu wrote: » Let's put a slight hold on reforming the insane compensation payouts until that old fella sues the three piece suit off that horrible, embarrassing scumbag.:D
Fan of Netflix wrote: » The old mans heads snaps back he punched him. All he done was refuse McGregors whiskey