Conor McGregor ends up shirtless on ‘proper mad night’ with rapper Chris Brown
Conor McGregor ended up shirtless as he partied with rapper Chris Brown on a ‘proper mad night’. McGregor has made no secret of his love for a party during his time in the spotlight.
His latest blow out saw him join famed musician Brown, and it is fair to say the famous duo looked to have enjoyed themselves. Brown was in McGregor’s home country of Ireland ahead of his show in Dublin this weekend.
The man showing the American star around the Irish capital was one of the nation’s biggest names in McGregor, as they joined a group of friends in sampling the city’s famous nightlife.
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Documenting their night out, the Irish MMA star posted a series of pictures to his 45.9 million followers on Instagram on Friday. Their night was clearly an exciting one, with McGregor using the hashtag ‘#propermadnight’ and ‘#welcometoIreland’.
In the upload McGregor and Brown are pictured sitting at a bar with friends with the Irishman topless. ‘The Notorious One’ has not featured in the octagon since breaking his leg and losing to Dustin Poirier at UFC 264 in July 2021.
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Since the brutal break, the Irishman has seemingly stayed in tip-top shape. Being one of the UFC’s biggest stars, McGregor’s return to action is undoubtedly a highly-anticipated one with fans.
His comeback finally seems to be on the cards though, after he confirmed he would take on fierce rival Michael Chandler as part of the promotion’s series ‘The Ultimate Fighter’. What comes after that remains unknown for McGregor, however fellow UFC legend Michael Bisping believes he deserves another title shot if he prevails past Chandler.
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Speaking on his YouTube channel, Bisping said: “If McGregor gets it done, will we see him fight for the title next? That is a given. That is 100 percent. Regardless of whatever you think, he’s the biggest star of the sport.
“He’s a former two-weight division champion, and he’s a person that people want to see fight. So if he goes out there and beats Michael Chandler, I’ll be honest: I’ll have no problem with him fighting for the belt.”
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