Police investigate alleged McGregor fight in Irish bar

McGregor got involved in new confusion (Photo: Reproduction Facebook Conor McGregor)

While waiting for your next move in the UFC or boxing, Conor McGregor continues to collect confusions outside the world of fighting. After invading the Bellator cage and pushing the referee of a training partner's fight, the Irishman was allegedly involved in a fight in a bar in the Irish capital with three other men last Sunday (26). The information is from the website of the English newspaper “Daily Mail”.

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According to the publication, the local police are aware of what happened and are investigating what the Ultimate champion's actual participation in the confusion was. Witnesses used social media to confirm that the Irishman was present at The Black Forge. Despite this, police officers did not receive complaints regarding the incident and the investigation is limited because of this.

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The UFC champion has not competed since August, when he was defeated in a superfight against multi-time boxing champion Floyd Mayweather, by knockout in the tenth round. Before that, the Irishman had fought for Ultimate in November last year, when he made history by becoming the first and only fighter to be a straight champion in two UFC categories at the same time. He knocked out Eddie Alvarez and won the lightweight belt along with the featherweight title he won by beating the Brazilian José Aldo in 2015. Shortly after his victory over Alvarez, however, Conor was stripped of the 66 lb. title, which he returned to Aldo.