Conor McGregor victim speaks out after being barred from Dublin boozer
"I wouldn’t want to be spending money in his pub to be honest."
The former two-division UFC champion pleaded guilty to assaulting Desmond Keogh at Dublin's Marble Arch.
He was forced to pay at €1,000 fine for his actions.
Fast forward two years and McGregor is the new owner of the boozer, according to The Currency.
Confirming the news, McGregor responded in a tweet by saying 'Ye and your man's barred'.
Ye and your mans barred https://t.co/aVM5mcIA3F
— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) April 22, 2021
"I'm not really concerned because I probably wouldn't be going back to it now,' he told Irish Live.
"I wouldn't be going back anyway, probably especially now.
"I wouldn't want to be spending money in his pub to be honest."
McGregor looking to avenge Poirier defeat
"July 10th you're gonna see what the Mac is about. Adjust and absolutely f*cking destroy," McGregor said.
A potential crossover fight with Jake Paul, who defeated Ben Askren inside the first round, looks unlikely with McGregor distancing himself from it.
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