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Nick Diaz wasn’t in the octagon with Nate Diaz’s corner men tonight, but he watched keenly as his younger brother trounced Conor McGregor. Also Werdum calls McGregor a prostitute…

The madness of UFC 196 is still just settling in, as we saw one champion dethroned in epic fashion, and another beaten in a division he put on 25 pounds to fight in. First up, the meat on the bone, Conor McGregor vs. Nate Diaz. The main event in Las Vegas, Nevada did not disappoint, as the two trash talking welterweights put it on the line in a two-round thriller. In the first round at least, it looked as though McGregor’s striking was on point, but perhaps he got overconfident coming in to the second frame.

Diaz began landing with regularity in the second round, and McGregor’s legs locked out from a big left hand. All of a sudden, the confidence sunk out of ‘The Notorious,’ and it was replaced with panic as the fight went to the mat. Diaz quickly snaked his way to the full mount where McGregor tried to shrimp escape. Forgetting to tie up the leg of Diaz with his own, he gave up his back to the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt after eating some ground and pound, it was as good as over from that moment.

Nate Diaz throws a straight left hand during his UFC 196 submission victory over Conor McGregor

The rear naked choke locked up, and before going to sleep like Holly Holm did in the main event, McGregor chose to tap out. The 209 rejoiced, including Nate’s older brother Nick Diaz, who’s hilarious reaction was captured by Karyn Bryant of MMA Heat, check it out:

Stockton Motherf*ckers!

But Nick Diaz wasn’t the only UFC fighter reacting to McGregor vs Diaz and Tate vs. Holm, as you’ll see on the next page.

continue to see jose aldo and fabricio werdum trolling conor mcgregor

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Nope, I know what you’re thinking, this is 100% genuine and absolutely insane. It seems Conor McGregor has made enemies with an entire religious sect in America…

UFC featherweight champion Conor McGregor isn’t well known for being mild mannered. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. Fans and fighters alike have spoken for and against the Irish star’s brazen attitude, which quite often far exceeds the reach and span of the mixed martial arts world. In fact, McGregor is rapidly approaching the stardom level of another formerly super-hyped champ Ronda Rousey.

Like ‘Rowdy,’ McGregor just has the edge that everyone will pay to see. Dominant performances inside the UFC octagon, and crazy antics in the media that keep everyone glued to the UFC’s screens. Enemies that McGregor has made during his brief time in the UFC include every one of his opponents past and present, and just about anyone they are affiliated with, and a never ending stream of online critics. But there’s one set of comments ‘The Notorious’ made that seemed to have touched a nerve.

Conor McGregor vs. Jesus

For some reason, some genius decided to ask Conor McGregor what would happen if he had a fight with Jesus, and his comments have sparked some controversy now.

“Me versus Jesus in the Octagon? I tell you what, there’s not a man alive that can beat me,” McGregor said (transcription via MMAMania). “But Jesus ain’t alive so I don’t fucking know, maybe he can come back from the dead, I don’t know. I’d still whoop his ass.”

When later quizzed on his opinion of Jesus, McGregor assured fans he and Jesus were ‘cool’ because ‘Gods recognize Gods.’

Some people who weren’t cool with McGregor’s comments were a sect of Christian followers in the United States, who have released the following video in response to his alleged ‘Blasphemy,’ they are claiming. If there’s one group of people that history has taught us are dangerous, it’s those conquering Christians, for sure. Has McGregor bitten off more than he can chew?

Skip to page 2 for the death wishes from this Baptist minister…

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