Conor McGregor found himself embroiled in controversy after launching an explicit verbal attack against YouTuber True Geordie, whose real name is Brian Davis. McGregor’s expletive-laden tirade was initially posted on his Twitter account but was swiftly deleted.
In the rant, McGregor unleashed a barrage of insults, targeting True Geordie with derogatory and offensive language. Among his remarks, McGregor referred to him as a “burn victim” and questioned his appearance. The derogatory comments escalated as McGregor went on to insult True Geordie’s physical appearance, using explicit language to belittle and demean him.
The dispute between the two began when True Geordie offered his commentary on a recent interview McGregor gave to MMA journalist Ariel Helwani in Dublin. True Geordie, like many others, pointed out that McGregor appeared highly animated and at times difficult to understand during the interview. Additionally, True Geordie suggested that McGregor’s behavior and appearance were concerning, accusing him of not taking his upcoming fight seriously and insinuating possible substance abuse.
Their relationship had previously seemed amicable, with True Geordie featuring in McGregor’s Netflix documentary as a talking head. However, this recent exchange indicates a significant deterioration in their rapport.
Conor McGregor called out YouTuber True Geordie in a now deleted voice tweet rant pic.twitter.com/2y99S8LwHf
— Bloody Elbow (@BloodyElbow) May 30, 2023
While McGregor’s next fight is expected to be against Michael Chandler, no official date has been announced. The incident involving True Geordie adds another layer of controversy to McGregor’s public image, as his outburst and use of offensive language drew widespread attention and criticism.
