Conor McGregor Gets Knocked The Fook Out In UFC Return, Gets Memed For His Participation

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Conor McGregor Gets Knocked The Fook Out In UFC Return, Gets Memed For His Participation

Going into Saturday night's (Jan.23) UFC match with Dustin Poirier, Conor McGregor was the heavy favorite. He beat Poirier when they first fought over six years ago, with many believing that history would repeat itself. Welp, they were wrong, he got his bell rung in the second round.

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