23 December 2025
McGregor's Irish Legacy in Jeopardy as UFC Cuts Fighters, Notorious Taunts Paul Post-KO Loss
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Conor McGregor, the Notorious king of the Octagon, has been lighting up headlines this week with his signature mix of trash talk, business shade, and Irish pride. EssentiallySports dropped a bombshell on December 21, revealing how UFC cuts to three Irish fighters—Rhys McKee, Caolan Loughran, and Kiefer Crosbie—have left Ian Garry as the lone torchbearer of McGregors takeover dream, dimming the emerald flags presence in the promotion starting 2026. Bloody Elbow reported on December 22 that one of McGregors own teammates admitted surprise at receiving rare praise from the champ, hinting at a thawed feud amid quiet team dynamics.
The biggest buzz hit social media when AllOutFighting covered McGregors brutal warning to Jake Paul ahead of his Anthony Joshua clash, posting odds on his gambling site for a first-60-second KO at 11 to 1 and teasing a personal bet. That escalated fast—Bloody Elbow followed up on December 21 with McGregor reaching out to a hospitalized Paul after a jaw-shattering knockout loss to Joshua, blending schadenfreude with that unpredictable charisma fans crave.
No fresh public appearances or verified business moves surfaced, though whispers from Trojmiasto on December 19 sparked unconfirmed excitement about a potential MMA return to the spotlight, which remains pure speculation without official word. His Proper No. Twelve whiskey empire and pub ventures like the Black Forge Inn stay steady amid past fires, but nothing new rocked those fronts. McGregors net worth holds strong around 200 million per SocialLifeMagazine estimates, fueled by fight cash and deals.
Weighing long-term impact, these UFC roster cuts could redefine his Irish legacy push, while the Paul drama keeps his trash-talk throne secure. Stay tuned—notorious never sleeps.
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Conor McGregor, the Notorious king of the Octagon, has been lighting up headlines this week with his signature mix of trash talk, business shade, and Irish pride. EssentiallySports dropped a bombshell on December 21, revealing how UFC cuts to three Irish fighters—Rhys McKee, Caolan Loughran, and Kiefer Crosbie—have left Ian Garry as the lone torchbearer of McGregors takeover dream, dimming the emerald flags presence in the promotion starting 2026. Bloody Elbow reported on December 22 that one of McGregors own teammates admitted surprise at receiving rare praise from the champ, hinting at a thawed feud amid quiet team dynamics.
The biggest buzz hit social media when AllOutFighting covered McGregors brutal warning to Jake Paul ahead of his Anthony Joshua clash, posting odds on his gambling site for a first-60-second KO at 11 to 1 and teasing a personal bet. That escalated fast—Bloody Elbow followed up on December 21 with McGregor reaching out to a hospitalized Paul after a jaw-shattering knockout loss to Joshua, blending schadenfreude with that unpredictable charisma fans crave.
No fresh public appearances or verified business moves surfaced, though whispers from Trojmiasto on December 19 sparked unconfirmed excitement about a potential MMA return to the spotlight, which remains pure speculation without official word. His Proper No. Twelve whiskey empire and pub ventures like the Black Forge Inn stay steady amid past fires, but nothing new rocked those fronts. McGregors net worth holds strong around 200 million per SocialLifeMagazine estimates, fueled by fight cash and deals.
Weighing long-term impact, these UFC roster cuts could redefine his Irish legacy push, while the Paul drama keeps his trash-talk throne secure. Stay tuned—notorious never sleeps.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI