What On Earth Happened To Conor McGregor?
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- čas přidán 14. 05. 2024
- Conor McGregor looks like a completely different person now. Not only has he packed on a tonne of muscle but his head and hands appear to have grown considerably. His before and after pictures almost look like two different people, which raises the question - what the hell happened to him?
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Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
1:14 - Horrific injury
3:05 - First physical changes
5:11 - Suspected drug use
8:20 - Conor can't speak properly
10:38 - True Geordie exposes Conor
12:13 - What's next for Conor?
Thanks for watching! - Zábava
Conor didn’t die a hero, he lived long enough to see himself become the villain
Unfortunately
he was never a hero lol. at least never came off as such
@@ketchard I’m not a fan of Conor, but he was definitely a hero to all of Ireland for like 5 years
@@pstratos7not all
@@pstratos7 100%
As a Conor fan, this is just terribly sad to see his downhall. What the hell are his friends and family doing? This is why you need a father figure
his dan is like a groupie instead of being a father
ZACKLY!
apparently his dad was cut off for running away with a guy.
Lmao hes capable of changing for himself, if he can go into nightclubs every single month and dance with women meanwhile he has a family then he's definitely aware of what he's doing
what are you on about lmao
Khabib once said : i will change this guys face .. so he really did it- not physically but mentally.
in think khabib was the beginning of the end but poirier did more damage
@@Kinsaiblunt See, I never get why people think that about Conor. He actually hasn't changed, he is still the same guy, same mentality. Conor likes easy fights, he likes it when he can play to his strengths (southpaw striking), but when that doesn't work, he loses his nerve.
And he always has. His fans were just too busy jacking off over his quick knockouts to recognise that he has no strength in depth. Nullify his southpaw advantage, and Conor becomes mediocre very quickly, because his kicking and grappling skills are very sub-par.
And when he did finally put some effort into learning how to kick, he broke his little leg 😝
@@Kinsaiblunthe was fine in 2022 it’s just recent that he looks like that
Zac and Connor bought the 9 Tenets from LiverKing 😂
This wasn’t khabib bro. This is what happens when you have £500 million of spendable cash and don’t even know what to do. So you get involved with strange people and strange adictions. When you have everything I believe you have nothing. No longer hungry
Man seeing how down bad Conor went, it makes me appreciate even more GSP for retiring when he was still on top and while always being 100% clean. He could've easily milk his position but he didn't and walked away while keeping his dignity! GSP is truly the best of the best. He elevated so much the UFC and gave this sport something more than just ''brutal'' fights, he brought honor and class! The UFC needs a new GSP 2.0 not some back from the dead McGregor...
I don’t know anything about the UFC basically, who is GSP?
Don't forget Khabib: retired undefeated.
Georges St-Pierre@@aclippa6313
@@aclippa6313 Georges St-Pierre, one of the greatest Mixed Martial Artists of all time, if not the greatest.
@@phillustratornowhere close to gsp
Deep down we all know conor will never be the same.
Honestly. I always said; as sad as it will be to see him walk away from the sport, he should do it now before an embarrassing KO loss inside that octagon. The sport of MMA talent wise has surpassed Conor 100%.
That's because his superior Khabib ended him.
@@righteousone1khabib was 100% superior, but that didn't end Connor, I think his fame, money and status in the MMA world ended him. Without the desire and hunger no one succeeds. That being said Connor has already succeeded in life, so he's got nothing to prove to anyone in the fight business anymore.
@@RaseYourProbs Khabib wiped the floor clean with him. Khabib physically and mentally broke him.
@@righteousone1 I remember the lead up to the Connor khabib fight, all my friends who know nothing about combat sport was backing Connor, casuals who had no business knowing anything about MMA were suddenly Connor fans. I remember running a bar, and telling everyone who would listen that khabib would wipe the floor with Connor. You're right he did that. But I really do believe, Connor was done with top level performances by then. He was more interested in promoting his whisky, more interested in hyping up the fight than the actual fight. An earlier version of Connor would have pushed khabib much more, wouldn't have been that easy.
dont do drugs dont do drugs
I done drugs, lots of them but this shit never happened to me
@@jericho9653if you keep on going it will
Drugs are bad mmmmkay?
@@jegr3398yes mmmmkay
@@jericho9653it’s eventually gonna happened bro
Connor don't use cocaine, he just became the most irish man I've never seen in my life.
The Irish are better than that, mate.
No he just like the smell
I'm half Irish.
go every year to see my family
Connor is known as a gureya (probably wrongly spelt)
Poorer class a would've been a trouble maker
look at his early cage warrior fights, he is a chavvy
He may have been a good fighter, but he’s no role model for anyone. He’s a thug and not a good ambassador for Ireland. Money can’t buy good breeding or class.
never been a huge connor mcgregor fan but he was a hell of a fighter and i hope he turns it around. sad to see anyone go out like that!
He got his a$$ beat 😂😂😂
@@Notmyhandler only 4 times tho
It won’t just accept it
@@Notmyhandlerbro really censored ass😭
it started way further back than people say imo, it was around the Khabib fight when i noticed a difference in his mannerisms and charisma, less witty and humourous, more dark and sinister
I've always wondered if he did something similar to Robin Williams and did too much coke and fried his brain. Robin talked about it a few times that he just couodn't be happy anymore. Who knows.
@@EddieJarnowski i think hes been doing coke for a loooooong time
@@thomasfowler8212 no one really knows but what it does is burn out your dopamine receptors and the person is never the same again. On the contant search to feel good and nothing works. Normal things like coffee nicotine even booze don't do that but once you get into the hard stuff you can kiss your happiness goodbye. It's a sad and self induced. I'm just guessing that's what happened to him because i really don't know but it sure looks like something like that. He doesn't act the same.
@@EddieJarnowskipretty much all drugs will do that.
Megalomania. When a inflated ego mixes with power. As he started to decline his ego grew even more to protect himself from reality. It happens.
"He slipped at home damaging his chin"
The absolute brain dead levels of lying is beyond any rhyme or reason
Makes sense. Any athlete (fit actor) worth his salt knows you always fall chin first.
he may have been smeshed
I know, it's almost like a lie we heard during covid, or something they would say to cover for Biden being ancient and actually dead.
@@amasiuncula2142 😂💯
Your channel is very underated, great job on these vids man!
When someone kills your ego,with it it kills your soul as well.
The drugs were a problem but even without the drugs we weren't going to get the old Connor back. Getting that rich and successful that fast really is a curse. Sounds counterintuitive but the phase in life of struggling for everything is actually best for most of us.
Nothing feels better than EARNING something !!!
That’s why everyone was saying three years ago, but you can see him physically deteroring since he broke his leg. The motivation being gone is nothing new but he looks like an absolute mess now
This is very true. I had an experience like this and it about destroyed my personal growth. I am now very humbled and ready for my next bit of inheritance...
I don't know, people say this a lot, but I don't see much evidence for the guy ever losing his hunger. He just came up against opponents who were better suited to deal with his style. Other guys rounded their games out more. Khabib would have wrecked any version of McGregor. In fact I thought Conor looked incredibly sharp at the start of that fight as it was. The guy was ready and he was hungry. His style was just an easy target for wrestlers.
And Poirier at lightweight is a different beast. He's incredibly tough, close or as good at striking, and his cardio is better than Conor's, so it only makes sense that those fights went the way they did.
Conor was just never going to be able to dominate the lightweight division. It wasn't fame that ruined him. It was his opponents.
I’m worried he likes taking the steroids which is seems he does. He might of just started taking it to heal his leg which is fair in my opinion. But he’s been on it for many months now
He just wants to reclaim his old glory,
Feel the way he once was,
Admired by his haters,
Adored by his fans,
Respected by his peers,
Reclaim his ego,
But only men who've sought after this tale of the tape know what's in store,
He's simply gone.
There won't ever be another Conor McGregor from Conor McGregor.
Real talk right there brother..Truth!
It's a sad truth, there won't ever be another Conor McGregor type figure from any fighter let alone Conor himself now. The way he elevated the sport of MMA and the business that is the UFC to the heights it's at today and being the first to achieve double champ status no one will ever make those types of accomplishments again, and I can't see Conor ever regaining his old mentality
Wtf u on about , why u talking so poetically? He s just a fighter that made it , and then fell , not so deep
@@kennyt4849He was not the first to hold 2 belts.
@diarmuidodyna9398 the creator did the same thing.
Great video. You totally deserve all the clicks
I’ve always been a khabib fan but I felt that after his victory over mcgregor he was never the same. Even though I’m not a fan of him it was still sad to see because imo that was the peak of mma in recent times.
True but what’s crazy is Mcgregor took it there with him
Just like Khabib said,
“You think alcohol is going to help you?”
who cares what kebab sayd
@@sknails2723 why so mad
@@sknails2723he demolished conor, conor mental games got him backfire, he never recovered from that
@@MsLorney0, English 1
He said “whiskey” but thats neither here nor there
As a proud Irish man who used to be a mad McGregor fan, it's sad to see what he has become his rise in the UFC was magical for Ireland. It put us on the map and give Ireland the boost we needed but 90% of Ireland sees McGregor as a used to be. He mobilised people with inspiration all over the world and I'll be forever grateful for him putting our nations flag on the UFC belt, respectful martial artist, went from a man who apologised to Aldo after knocking him out in 13 seconds, to a man who cracked old men at bars in Dublin, to not accepting Khabib was a better fighter than him and a better role model than he ever was, what an incredible fall from grace and it's sad to see.
Same bruh I’m not even Irish I’m black but feel the same way. My sisters dad is Irish and lives in Ireland and says the same thing.
Man his rise was a movie, he seemed untouchable.
@@boagski It was so damn fun to watch, then Mayweather fight seemed to the downfall. I really hope he can turn it all around. You cant keep getting into trouble and walking away, one of these days his luck will end.
@@lunchonaskyscaperna, khabib took his soul… mayweather just proved mcgregor wasn’t a boxer either…
Real question: do you guys say "used to be" instead of "has been"? Again, real question no offense I just like to know sayings like that and the different ways we all speak. Have a good day an shit.
It was very hard to understand what conor was speaking while having conversation with ariel
New subscriber. Brilliant video 💪🏻 🏴
Bro that closeup of the leg was fucking brutal you’re a monster
And the solid picture of Silvas leg 🤢
FR! I had no idea that was the start to his career ending
I'll never forget watching 5hat silva fight it was about 500 of us marines in the chow hall after being out in the field for weeks so they put the fight on all the tvs in the chow hall and the noise of that chow hall when silva destroyed his leg probably caused the cinderblock walls to crack. It was an absolute mad house for about 2 minutes before higher ups called at ease to get everyone back to earth
Monster 😂 😂 😂
steroids and other drugs?
It’s weird, it seems like he is having trouble finding the words to say. He is trying to move so fast. Before, he would take the time to say exactly what he needs to says. He was smooth and coherent. I hope that, if he is abusing the drugs, he can get clean and back to being healthy for his family because that’s what it’s all about. It seems he has forgotten that. You fight for what you care about. You don’t fight for your selfish reasons.
Back in the day they used to call it dementia pugilistica nowadays it's known as CTE. He might be self-medicating certain symptoms like depression with recreational hard drugs which obviously makes it even worse.
starts with ster ends with oids
@@Darkness-ie2yl Steroids don't decline your cognitive state. I'm willing to bet he's abusing tf out of stimulants (adderrall/cocaine) and alcohol
Its not weird. Its coke.
Its drugs. GH can make a face grow, he maybe is taking it for ibjuries and muscle mass. Alcohol makes speech slow and Cobor was known to like drinking
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Sucks so bad to see this happen to my favorite fighter. Hard to defend his antics anymore. I just hope he gets right before something bad happens. Dudes on a downward spiral.
I hope so bro😢
He deserves everything coming to him good or bad
He may be in a downward spiral when it comes to his reputation as peoples fav fighter, but that’s not the case when it comes to his money AKA the reason he started fighting. He already. It doesn’t matter which direction he spirals in MMA, it’s all just a hobby for him now.
@@AK-de7jnThe guy doesnt look healthy i think thats what he means.
has multiple accounts of rape/SA against him, he battered an old man because he didn't like his whiskey....wtf do you mean "Before something bad happens"?
That Khabib loss cost him everything. He went downhill from that loss. It’s really sad to see.
I dont think it was from khabib loss..it was after mayweather fights..he got too much money
@@zadeng888yeah, but when after Khabib fight ,that change all his mental, fight Cowboys be the good guy, fight dustin to be a good guy, lose to dustin and bring back his old of him, his mental his breakdown, he don't know how bring it back her self anymore, he just trying to find his self, but gone because his confuse to his self
Conor had mental problems way before khabib. He was insulting someones family before and after the fight, forgot that fighters name.
@@esp7nal749Dustin annoyed him nagging for the 400k charity money he was sending, he sent it to a different charity once Dustin got gobby, it’s no wonder he didn’t want to be polite to him.
He doesn’t care about kabob lol.. the guy has been retired for years, he’s irrelevant.
One of the best thumbnails Ivr ever seen
Great video.. I didn’t even know any of this.. and thanks for explaining to me what happened to Zach Efron.. I was like wtf..
I think the change in his personality is even more dramatic than the change in his physical appearance. I became a fan of Conor around the time of the Max Holloway fight and you'd be hard pressed to find any interview with Conor between 2013 and 2017 that I haven't seen multiple times. He was very funny, had a cheeky charm about him and often dropped pearls of wisdom in relation to the 'law of attraction" philosophy. The Conor of today just seems like a completely different person. He's so much darker and bitter. His interviews these days make me feel like I'm in an aggressive sales pitch for whatever product he's pushing. All the humour, charm and pearls of wisdom have gone. I think Chael summed it up best when he said Conor has turned into a "rich little weirdo".
LOL....."Rich little Weirdo" ...sad but true
@wurble. Agreed
Khabib destroyed him. Imagine thinking you're the best fighter, a double champ, then a guy easily has his way with you and dominates you like he's several weight classes above you. It must have fucked with him so hard, now he comes off as an insecure try hard who needs to trash talk and tell you how great he is because he knows he's not and he knows he can't fight being on so much gear.
@iSOBigD bro he was always a try hard. People are only turning on him because he looks weird and he keeps losing. He was always a douche who taunted people and that shit is fun when you're winning but really annoying when you're on your way out.
@@rorschach775 Exactly
He was never the same after Khabib. That loss could have been a growth point but he sorrounds himself with yes men and fake friends. Hope he gets it together because his backstory is an inspiration for many
Lol no, he was just fighting bigger guys.
@@vincedgarvlogs what do you mean it's one weight class higher. Ya'll weren't saying this when he beat up alavarez lol.
Im pretty sure his "true friends" will get their ass beat if they even try and address his problems. Look at what happened when true geordie tried to help him.
@@kreizeeboi lol is a lucky champ, he is mediocre, been losing on One championship too
Mayweather fight!
This topic really saddens me because this man was everyone's inspiration, he literally MADE the UFC what it is today. I'm sad tbh
Everyone's inspiration? Not mine. The man is a thug and no, he didn't make the UFC what it is today. Spoken like a true casual.
@@iHatePolitics chill out buddy, if you really wanna play on popular UFC then sure go ahead, and name all the fighters like Chuck, Tito, and Gracie. Conor was a big factor in the UFC popularity increase
He's never been the same after he got humbled by Khabib. Nuff said. Keep on rockin'! 🤟
I just want to write thank you very much for also explaining the Zac Efron situation, and I loved the comparison you drew between him and Connor.
Damn man, effron ordered to fill giga Chad
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yeah, thanks for solveing the mystery.
There is none Zac had plastic surgery.
But how can he bring up the down fall of Conor without mentioning how Khabib humiliated him in a front of the world after he disrespected his religion, mother and father?
Khabib promised to change Conor's face when they fight... And indeed he did in a way or another. Alhamdullilah He Smashed Their Boy.
The changes that Conor has exhibited is like looking at two different people. if he is indeed on coke, drink and steroids abuse, i can only see a tragic end. Just like the many wrestlers that have died at a young age because of that lifestyle. I hope he gets the help he needs before it is irreparable..
conor was never same after khabib smashed his head...
And now i think it was best decision for khabib to retire and leave lagacy behind.
Starting to remind me of Bam Margera, hope it turned around yesterday.
99.9% coke is involved
@@NativeAmerican_warrior He had 3 fights afther Khabib.
1 vs 37 year old Donald Cerome ( the guy lost to all of the top fighters and ended his career on a 7 match losing streak ( including the Conor fight ) ) who he beat in 40sec. and 2 vs Dustin in which he lost in very one sided fashion ( he almost lost the 2nd before his leg snaped ).
The Khabib fight was in 2018 then he fought in 2020 once and then twice in 2021.
He had 3 fights afther Khabib and looked good in one of them and thats it and saying he was super good for years is a bit of an overstreach since he had 1 fight in 3 years afther Khabib.
Steroids for sure. His jaw has grown e.g.
That thumbnail is brilliant 😂
"his hand looked like a pair of oven mitts" 😂
Reaching celebrity status and generational wealth in a short span of time. Conor was always very brash and had an extreme sense of belief in himself which is what made him such a standout fighter but you could see the change start to happen after the Mayweather fight.
Totally agree with you
The Mayweather fight was the best day of his life. He got to triple his net worth to intentionally lose a fight in boxing not even MMA.
Never really was a fan of him myself (too much ego for my taste) but seeing this is honestly pretty sad. Even if he does make a return.... it won't be the same Conor people love and everyone will be quick to pick that up.
Exact same thing here, if ill be honest his demeanor with Aldo was trash I don’t think it belongs in martial arts but I understand they want to put on a “show”
It's never beautiful to see somone at the end of their career
He seems to be having a blast. There is no great that was ever remotely normal. It comes with the territory. He'll burn and shine like 1000 suns before the end. Respect
@@cristianproust A celebrity drinking and doing too many drugs is pretty damn normal. It's a widespread problem in our society, even for regular people. Passing it off as some sort of character flaw associated with greatness is just ridiculous.
@@sgtyut6305 He's Irish first of all and been drinking since he was younger not just now and there's no evidence of him being addicted to hard drugs like heroin or meth so... Other than that he's also almost 40 so of course he looks different than when he was in in mid 20's in his physical prime and don't act like you look better than him when you're 35 lol Bunch of typicals criticizing multi hundred millionaires lol
Conor is turning into the poster boy of how money and fame can ruin a person.
This breakdown deserves respect. Getting ahead on the issues before it’s too late. Maybe it is. Well done. 👏🏼
Respect for your respect for this breakdown
@@pepito69 Respect for your respect of the respect for this breakdown
He looks different because he’s gone up in weight and had a shave, and also made a shit load of money since the mcgregor early day he never gonna put on displays like he used to, he’s not chasing it no more he’s already reached the top of the game
@@soundsidecolourI respect that you respect his respect of the breakdown
@@JD-eh8ghbro. You dont puff up like a baloon when you put some weight on
Connor is the living example of money changes people
Edit : not a original comment
Money just shows or exposes who you really are, blaming money takes away all accountability
@@ss2448 some people can afford to not be accountable. 💀
Money doesnt change people… it just makes them more of who they are!! Sadly
Yeah he started to really change or deteriorate after the Mayweather fight when he got an astronomical amount of money.
False. Fast money like that enables you to be more of yourself
Beautiful mini-documentary. Kudos to “Tell Us More”
Do you a.i. generate your Thumbnails?
It was nothing but downhill after Khabib 💀
Bro got humbled 💀💀
LOL
Getting KTFO by a guy he thought was below him, then fighting him again and having your leg snap. Then going online and seeing that he gets clowned on repeatedly. Then add in a shit ton of steroids and drinking. That would fuck anyone up.
id be curious to see what the outcome would have been in something like the 80s/90s where social media and the internet wasnt accessible. just remove that one thing from the equation, where theres a much more limited exposure to heavy handed criticism. but then again i dont think people in general were as self absorbed as they are now, due to social medias and the like
And the coke. You can believe he's getting 'good' stuff as well, if the rumors about certain ties (and more to the point, the ties of those ties) are true
@@herrzyklonis your pfp the berserk logo? I honestly can't tell it appears different
@@makefoxhoundgreatagain842 Almost. It's the Hunter rune symbol from Bloodborne (best video game ever created imo)
I do think McGregor is better than Poirier. A lot of people are just thinking that McGregor is a bum now because of his string of losses, but before the leg break I still believe he was a top 3 in the lightweight division.
At 1:20 onwards does anyone know that background music what it’s called ?
8:44 you are wrong. The thing that made Connor so special was belts in featherweight and lightweight. Lightweight is arguebly the hardest division where all the big dogs are (Islam, Khabib, Tony, Poirer).
While Henry Cejudo had his belts in bantamweight and flyweight.
Comparing Connor's belt achievments to Cejudo is like comparing Vardy's premier league win to Messi's LaLiga title.
When Khabib said "I'm gonna change his face" he was not wrong
It took time, but the beating he gave him did eventually make him change his face. Conor's no longer the same man, no longer has the fighter flame in his heart. Wants it easy, and got it easy, the double champ is dead and burried and all what we have now is a sad picture of the ruins of a legend.
Khabib took his soul.
That's why being a good person makes a difference
@@xdorsey44 khabib beat him once but that has nothing to do with this, it all started when he broke his leg in half against Poirier.
@@edmir3035 Nah that just added to his downward spiral. I think it really began after he beat Eddy Alvarez to become double champ because then his dream was finished. After that he was just trying to make as much money as possible. The Mayweather money messed him up mentally a bit, before the Khabib fight he was drinking all the time. Losing twice to Poirier just poured fuel on the fire
If you’re serious about khabib changing his face from that fight then you really don’t have the slightest grasp on human anatomy. If anything broke his spirit it was the leg break, not khabib.
Conor used to be fun to watch and listen to. Nowadays though, its just sad. It feels like we're watching Conor destroy himself with the very things he worked so hard to get.
It’s just his ego cmon ,he lost and can’t accept that
@@jumartin9285 That's just one part of a greater whole.
what? he already won at life
Another thing worth noting is sustained head trauma might cause brain damage that chronically impact his cognitive function and other functions, drug use might just make it worse.
The Khabib fight was really the turning point for McGregor. Even before that he was still falling off, but was still taken seriously as a belt contender. Khabib mauled him in a way he'd never felt before, and outclassed him in terms of technique and in strength. Khabib made him feel weak and made him look like a poser - everyone thought he was one of the greatest fighters of all time until Khabib made him look like an amateur, and that seriously harmed his ego. McGregor still hasn't gotten over that loss, because it wasn't just a loss, it was Khabib putting him in his place for trash talking his father, his country and his religion. McGregor lived in a fake world before that, where he could say whatever he wanted about anyone and get away with it because he could just brush it off as "promoting the fight". Khabib humbled him pretty harshly, but McGregor lacks the character to learn that lesson.
So, he got into PEDs and started trying to make himself bigger and stronger to compensate for the persistent feelings of weakness and inadequacy that Khabib put into him. The problem is that the those drugs only temporarily turn you into a physical monster, and while you enjoy those short term benefits they work to permanently destroy the integrity of your bones and organs to the point where you can never fully recover. I'd say it's sad to see, but honestly, McGregor deserves this fate.
Then Poirier was the first man to KO him and he became even worse
To be fair, he left that 'mauling' with a black eye. It took two punches after that mauling and 4 rounds... to give his brother and a great friend or cousin black eyes.
It feels like you are blaming khabib
@@javedhashmi3315 well yeah, he smashed connor and he was never the same after.
his bones should be strong af with the hgh
I thought I was the only one to notice how drastic the difference is - I was guessing it might be a lot of test/growth hormone, drinking, and cocaine (liver damage can drastically change how you look) but the acute drop in mental acuity made me wonder if he also got addicted to opiates from the injury. I don't know, but it's terribly sad because he's a legend and I'll always love Conor.
I was also thinking opiates. Opiate addicts definitely have a change in personality after awhile.
@@checkitoutdewd For sure. I got addicted to Xanax during the pandemic and when I went through detox and went into recovery, I met a lot of people struggling with opiate addiction (and many other kinds). I started to pick up a lot of telltale signs, and he exhibits many of them. I also used to be a bodybuilder. The booze, growth hormone, and cocaine abuse are very evident. Still, I think there's more to it. It sucks - because you know it will get worse, and you hate to see someone you admire go down that path, and not everybody makes it out alive.
He was probably just on something during that interview, most likely coke. There are no other interviews or footage where he exhibits the same drop in mental acuity. In fact, in the ultimate fighter he acts like typical McGregor.
@@jonahholmes3065 there was actually one other interview where he acted similarly - I'll try and find it and post.
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Thanks for ur videos bro ur amazing
"I really want this guy, make him humble, little bit teach him and not only smesh, I want to change his face, of course with face I can change his mind too and this is what I want brada." - Khabib Nurmagomedov
I think the most concerning thing is what could be going on with Conor spiritually/psychologically. Not many people have been as famous as he was at his peak. That has to be a mind f**k, regardless of what he expresses outwardly.
On a human level, I hope he’s on a healthy path. Say what you will about his past behavior, he’s put more intense, sincere work into the past 10-15 years than most people do in their entire lives. He’s made a lot of money for more people than just himself.
Post-op, there had to be some heavy narcotics available. Combine that with the fact that there will always be someone offering a celebrity drugs in an attempt to get close, and you have a recipe for disaster.
yep, and his children and wife need him as well. I went through drug use, and the best thing I ever did was to think about my children and how they needed me. That’s what got me cleaned up and back to the man I was supposed to be.
khabib changed him, broke his spirit, took his soul
@@ToolFan68 Yes I’m a recovering addict, too. Becoming a father woke me up and forced me to become an adult. Luckily, I wasn’t too far gone in my sickness to come back. There certainly existed a point where I would’ve been too far gone to come back, regardless of having a child.
Chris Rock said a man is only as faithful as his options. Same goes for temptations of all kinds. Celebrities don’t just have access to vast amounts of every vice under the sun, it’s literally thrown at them.
I’m realizing that some percentage of famous people don’t just have security for privacy’s sake and to keep themselves from physical harm, but also to keep them from offers they’d be hard pressed to refuse, but would regret later.
Well said, my friend.
@@jwst8he was a changed man by the time they fought,certainly not the same fighter with the same drive and determination
He's been exactly as he was supposed to be. Brilliant for a time. Enjoyed fame too much and burned out. There is a 4 year period in fighting history where he was on top of the world. Thats all we needed.
Yep. Champions burn bright and go out on their shield. Its part of it. People remember the top, few get there.
He was remembered for his antics, not as a fighter.
@@bogart749813 second ko,double champion?
Mcgregor removed the condyle from its orbit, because he was obsessed with his body posture and saw that moving the jaw worked. What he didn't know is what happens next. He threw his body and his career on the ground, in addition to suffering from all the symptoms. I saw him use a catalyst for the jaw, so this must have fixed in the new position, hence his face swelled up like a potato. He would have had to wait for the natural readjustment for total body symmetry, but I don't know if that would have happened in his case.
Good information
can that be fixed?
Great video!!
This was so good man. This deserves 100k+ views. Good stuff man
How much does he pay? I'm looking for some extra income
Alcohol, cocaine, pain meds and PEDs are really not a good mix. Also I have to say about half his fan boys seem unable to spell his name. It's Conor not Connor.
Connor Macgregor
Chicken Mcnuggets
@@marko_1marko kebab and cumzat
Then probably will die like Eddie Guerrero did
great video
I will never stop being a fan of this man. No one did what he did for this sport.
Wrong, right answer is Khabib
killed it?
@@Professional--Gamer lmao Conor made Khabib famous, he was a nobody before
@@ProfessorUFC Khabib was goat before his feud with Connor. He was already champion and famous. He went viral so many times with his own shit talking with Dana and his friendship with DC. His interviews, memes and his funny moments. He was famous already.
@@Professional--Gamer lmao he was „goat“ before he fought Conor? You Khabib fans are so delusional. Khabib once was a fanboy of Conor and the rivalry with Conor made him famous.
As someone who has done a fair amount of cocaine and hard drugs in their life, my first impression watching him during that interview was "seems like hes on cocaine". Sad to see because I am a big fan of Conor, been following him and rooting for him as an athlete for a long time. I hope he can get his act together and make a comeback but its doubtful. Even if he could get off the drugs I think his leg is a liability
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Yep. Immediately thought cocaine. As someone else commented, I hope it doesn’t end in tragedy. Never liked him because of his ego, it was all for show, so I had to respect his place in MMA. Wish him the best
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He don't need to fight anymore he's with hundreds of millions of dollars. He's enjoying life good luck to him
He most likely has cardiomyopathy with all the cocaine, alcohol and steroids...Dead by 50 if he keeps this up.
Great video mate, looking forward to the next one!
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Yo that correlation between this and zac efrons case was genius
“Die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain”
Great video, bro! You explained everything so well, and I absolutely loved the editing. As a fellow video editor, I know how challenging and time-consuming it can be to achieve that documentary vibe, and you've nailed it with a terrific job! Keep up the fantastic work! 🔥🔥🔥
When you get off of certain substances your body reacts usually by bloating. Coke is one but liquor also does this because both dehydrates you. Lip licking and bitting is just a response to cotton mouth.
I hope he realizes what he's doing and gets clean so he can be around to watch his children grow up. Screw fighting, at this point its bigger than that. If he keeps down this road, and especially at this rate, he might not see the age of 40.
My words. Biggest legacy one can leave are their children. Not belts.
i hate his downfall but you can only live so long as hero his connections with mafia etc after mayweather its been a downfall thank you connor for the memories
what connection with the mafia?
@@ZlatnoPeroTV Daniel Kinahan
Connection with the mafia? What you on about?
Mate he just partied with the Kinahans a few times cuz he’s rich now and people think he’s connected to them 😂😂😂😂 if he truly was connected to them, he wouldn’t have been a plumber on welfare support
@@harrisr1018 they theroy states that he became connected after he got famous.
It's most sad for me cus he DIDN'T HAVE to do this . He didn't need the money , he has already proved himself n accomplished so much. Generational wealth nd a legend. Why do this to urself....
Greed
Addicted to pain killers and other drugs to relive the highs of the past. You live fast, eventually you will crash hard. The higher you go, the further the drop.
I don't think he's on anything, hes simply going through his Irishman metamorphosis. This is a common known fact in Ireland. Essentially this is when an Irishman transforms from Patrick to Paddy, all Irish men experience this in their lifetime and Conor is experiencing it now. Some symptons he is yet to get are the desire to wear Paddy caps, starting to farm sheep and ordering only Guinness at the local Pub
idk if you are trolling but this comment is pretty funny
As I told friends, with Conor McGregor, we are witnessing what Mike Tyson went through when he suddenly became rich and he had nobody around him, who he respected well enough, who could calm Mike down, and we witness this live. When I look at Khabib, when I look at Dustin, Gaethji, they are all surrounded by people whom they themselves respect, I just dont see the same concerning McGregor. The trainers and everybody in his camp, simply seem to jump, whenever Conor demands them to and it is sad.
Just think of Dennis Rodman who was a wildcard in the NBA until he ended up in Chicago with MJ and Phil Jackson, two extreme people of authority and it took them to keep Rodman under control, es good as they could and around McGregor, there is neither a Michael Jordan nor a Phil Jackson, he has his Coach but that dude simply seems useless. A coach with authority would tell his fighter, to sit the fukc still and not party and the fighter would listen like a trained pitbull.
You've got it completely correct!
what abt Jon Jones? Jon's lifestyle is no less than Conor's but he is still the beast in mma?
@@rajindahal5616 Jon's lifestyle is nothing like Conors. Jon's drinks and parties occasionally. Conor does it every single day.
@@rajindahal5616 I think that the difference lays in the culture, Jones is an American and American Atheltes often are built different they trully believe in themselves, BUT the next important difference is a major one, Jones' family, his brothers are athletes, Conor is the only one in his family who is an athlete. Compare it with a family, where the parents are doctors and the child becomes one too, with a lower income class family, where the first child in their whole family' history becomes a doctor, no the latter is basically alone, nobody can tell him how to behave, but with Jones, he comes from a family of athletes, he knows he is great, he has greatness around himself, Conor lives mostly in Europe, which is simply a shit continent for people who want to become athletes.
I played basketball, nobody gave a sh1t about our team, there was no cheerleading , there is no culture which loves its athletes.
SO yeah, ALSO I would argue, Jones is far greater than McGregor in any sense.
@@natbrownizzle1387 I agree in most parts besides there are a lot of great athletes who are well known throughout the world. Messi, ronaldo, fury, usyk and many more
Anyone who has relied on fitness and working out for balancing their mental health understands how much a part of your identity it becomes. On that note I can’t imagine what it must be like to be as big a star and as narcissistic as he is and having that aspect of my identity taken away. He’s going through what anyone would go through or can conceive of X100 - the big stage, all the pressure, all the money, a commitment to a showman’s lifestyle which inevitably seeps into your soul and as we are reminded throughout history we must often fall victim to the most classical of hubris even as we yell into the air “but not me, it won’t be me!” - sad to see someone pivot down the road of squandering gifts that was given so many. Hope he Tysons it and comes back wiser and healthy. A good mind and mental ability taken for granted is such a waste.
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X100?
Perfectly said 👌
its not like every big star behaves like Conor so not really.
The Mayweather fight is what started his downward spiral
Conor is just Arthur Shelby in real life
Oh damn, that’s so sad. I fear that If this goes on he won’t be remembered for what he archived in the cage. But rather be taken as en example against drug use. Pleas Connor stop, focus on your family. We sure will miss you but will always remember you as the great fighter you are.
He was a great fighter, but he was always disliked as a personality in Dublin. He never was a sane person tbh from what I know. From driving offenses, to assaults, to attacking people or even robbery arrest.
Buddy if this goes on,you will be waking up to news that Conor was found dead in his bed...Thats no joke..Im serious.Im just getting that vibe
@@PS-jr1yqyes I share the same fear.
Beeing an entertainer on such a level is hardcore for mental Health. We have seen it with so many stars. It’s a depression that kicks in after every show when all the dopamine and adrenaline Fades that is nearly impossible to deal with without drugs, especially after such an accident. The thought that you can’t even do that one thing that helped you in the first place. Even if that’s just getting knocked out in the cave.
You think he reads this comment bro💀☠️
It's already done. His legacy is throwing tantrums, sparring Mayweather for millions of dollars and not defending his titles in the UFC. Connor was loved 2014 to maybe 2018 and it's just been a sad downfall since.
Cocaine is what happened to Connor McGregor.
oldest tales in the book.. kinda shock to see people say "kinda sad". he desereved it to be honest
his fight promotion was on another level
Probably a beginning case of CTE mixed with a lot of bad habits
Agreed
How did you conclude that a fighter that is known to take minimal brain trauma in UFC now has early stages of CTE ? Based on what are you leaning to this conclusion ?
@@arthurcurry850 You're right, but you could get CTE from a single blow so who knows
@@arthurcurry850 - Did you see his fight against Khabib? Tell me that couldn't give you CTE. Not to mention when he got KO'd by dustin.
@@anarki777It was a stoppage loss, not a knockout. Conor is one of the least hit fighters in the UFC there's no way he has CTE
Money and power don't change people, they just reveal who they are
Connor McGregor was the reason i started watching UFC, damn i even started training in combat sports because he was my inspiration. And to see what happened to him and how he fall down makes me so sad...Where are his family and friends? It`s so sad to see and i believe even though he had beef with Dustin and Khabib, they don`t even like to see what he had become. I just hope he will get back on track with his health and life even if he never compete ever again in combat.
He was definitely on something with Ariel. However, the audio was horrendous in that interview; it kept adding a high pitch throughout, and it was also happening to Ariel, but he couldn't get a word in edgeways, so it was mostly happening to Conor. So, it's not a great example - it's disingenuous. Other times that he sounds odd in interviews is because he's drunk
There's a real sense of bitterness, anger, resentment I get from Conor. Idk if he feels MMA turned on him with the Floyd stuff or what but it pains me to see it from the guy who I looked up to so much.
Man you never fail to make really great videos, even in things that I was initially not interested in, keep it up!
he actually looks a lot healthier now then he did before. he doesn’t appear all bloated and chubby, and is returning to fight chandler on june 29 at 170 lbs
He was never the same after the mayweather fight
It was when he punched the old guy in the bar that he lost all credibility and respect
The old guy would probably have chinned him if he got up off his seat.🥊
You left it late lol
Exactly i only want bad things to happen too him since then and pray he conner spirals into the depths of the deepest hell one could imagine thats filled with only a void that holds pain and suffering bless him
@@agro7673 Thats a bit much, as much as i dislike him remember he has children and they need their dad.
I'm Irish and tbh he always rubbed me the wrong way. Even during his peak years of 2015-16, I feel like his behaviour and attitude was excused because of his success, but now after his success has declined he's unravelling more and more and I think we're seeing the uglier side to him. Not trying to say I'm nostredamus or anything but I always felt like I could see this coming.
He's been a shithead the entire time he's been in the public eye. Good on you for putting character first.
so obvious he'll end up broke again richs to rags
Thank You. Conor McGregor has ALWAYS been a questionable act !!!!!!!
He’s always been like this. You people just switched up cause he started losing, you’ll be a fan when he retires anyways
i met colin in Colorado while i was on vacation, i was with my side chick, he came up to me at the hotel parking garage and said "Do you know who i am" i replied "No" , he said "you know UFC? " i said "yes" he said "im colin mcgregor" i just looked at him funny and went on my way, i thought to myself "what an arrogant person" 😂
Then i looked him up, but i didn't care, only liked boxing.
I used to work with a guy who was a casual bodybuilder. He was very open about his steroid use as he wanted that look and wanted the steroid bodybuilder look. However he had a lot of downsides that he’d mentioned from time to time. And it just doesn’t seem worth it, the loopholes and workarounds that he has to do such as taking more drugs to counter some of the other drugs so for like two injections that he’d take, he’d have to take for more pills to minimize the side affects
what a waste of time people are strange.
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side Effects* affects is a verb
@@Dmnthygtshlds2 I appreciate the correction and information, however this is a CZcams comment so my care for proper grammar is nonexistent
@@TheresDude9786 you'll remember it next time you come across those 2 words and be like "he was right, the crazy son of a bitch was right"
*He’s worth hundreds of millions, is The MMA world’s PPV King, a successful entrepreneur, old man beater, juicer, cheater and low life. What else is there for him to achieve? He’s never defended a title and lost to every decent fighter out there*
So all the dudes he beat were bums?
His last accomplishment will being going bankrupt. a la Mike Tyson.
Remind me again, who are you ? And what have you achieved in this life ?
@@shaquanjamison8161literally impossible for him to go bankrupt
@@Aerieswhuntermusicofficial loll it is possible , you just don't know how much money you can really spend in a day , 100 m is nothing .
And now USADA is gone. The ufc chose Conman McTapper over USADA. That’s a huge blow to the UFC’s legitimacy
My favourite Conor was him against Diaz the 2nd time. Super focused and i rly miss that rip lmao
Conor lost that rematch
I shattered my tib/fib with a complete dislocation of my ankle too. I've got screws and a titanium rod in it. Its been a little over 3 years since the injury and my leg has never been the same. Couldn't imagine a fighter coming back from that injury and still perform at a top level
That’s true.
Have you regained muscle mass and are the bones the same length now? How did it happen?
how it happen
Yeah. Lower leg injury here, also. It will never be the same without tons of drugs, and even then that would just temporarily mask the pain and further damage. He doesn't need the money though. He's set for life.
I tore my left arm in half when I was 14 and even being a teenager with plenty of time to gain strength back, the titanium rod has made it impossible to get any kind of muscle back in my left arm. Im 28 now, I don’t know why the doctors even tell these guys that they will return to sport. My doctor told me “baseball, football, any contact sport is a NO GO permanently” it’s the worst pain I’ve ever felt when something hits the rod, couldn’t imagine checking leg kicks and shit with a rod in my leg.
Sad to see how he is now he looked really healthy before the drug use😢.
Especially around the time he fought Aldo. His face was clear, his eyes were wider and he looked so focused & confident in himself, but in a calm manner
He still looks healthy. Just huge. But it's not like you would think anything is wrong with him if he was a normal person
@@GoGetYourShineboxdon’t forget that people age as well.. Conor vs Aldo was like 8 years ago.
Khabib really changed this guy .
Humbled him and made him disappear. After fight with khabib conar was not the same guy he used to be .