Raw Video: Panicked McGregor Irish Goodbye’s Out Back Door After Wild Bar Brawl

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It looks like things got a little too “Roadhouse” in a Liverpool pub where “The Notorious” was hanging, prompting UFC’s biggest star to bounce out. Here we go again?
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It looks like things got a little too “Roadhouse” in a Liverpool pub where “The Notorious” was hanging, prompting UFC’s biggest star to bounce out.

Here we go again?

Conor McGregor continues to generate controversy wherever he goes.

It seems like almost every week there’s a new incident we have to cover. Last night on ESPN’s The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 31, Team McGregor finally earned a win after Rico DiSciullo knocked out Hunter Azure with some nasty ground-and-pound (watch highlights here).

But, that’s likely to be overshadowed by another seedy incident involving “The Notorious” at a Liverpool pub.

Right now, there’s a lot of rumor and speculation swirling about the incident, but here’s what we know: McGregor was in Liverpool with his family for the wake of his aunt, Pamela McGregor. On Tuesday night, he ended up at a pub called “The Saddle in Wirral,” where a wild brawl broke out. There’s footage of a big fight happening inside the pub, but it’s unclear who’s actually involved:

Footage filmed by onlookers outside captured the Irish sports star leaving the scene in a hurry with security in tow:

Police showed up to investigate an “altercation” and a statement was issued.

“We were called to The Saddle pub in Prenton, Wirral, at 7:50pm last night, Tuesday, July 18, to reports of an altercation,” the statement to Mirror Fighting read. “Officers attended the pub and spoke to a number of people. Further enquiries are being carried out to establish what has taken place but at this stage no complaints have been made and nobody has been arrested.”

In a since-deleted Twitter voice note, McGregor referenced whatever happened by saying, “Murder, murder, everybody out. Scousers on the golly! Birkenhead is McGregor’s!”

As you’d expect with McGregor’s involvement, there’s a crazy rumor mill churning out salacious stories on what may (or may not) have happened. But, let’s be clear: there’s no solid evidence at this point McGregor was even involved in the fracas that broke out. We’ll leave the unconfirmed details alone until a clearer picture starts to emerge in the coming days and weeks.


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