UFC bantamweight champion Sean O’Malley has responded to a rant posted online by fellow star Conor McGregor, who later deleted accusations that O’Malley was using performance-enhancing drugs.
This rant was made by boxing star Ryan Garcia. It is said that the test was positive Ostarine is a substance known to improve muscle mass and strength and reduce fatigue.
Mr. Garcia denies the accusations. saying“Everyone knows I’m not cheating.”
The cheating allegations didn’t sit well with McGregor, who went on a rant about his trademark X, which was later deleted. BJPenn.com.
McGregor said: “I cheated on my weight, got juiced and got banned for life. It’s sad to see and sad to say. It’s sad and makes me feel a little sick. If you see Ryan Garcia, please don’t come near him. I’m really disgusted,” he wrote.
Irish then accused O’Malley of using the same drug and claimed to punch both combatants.
“This Ostarine reminds me of Sean O’Malley.[He was]in it too. I don’t like this, I’m going to crush you both, you want a spar? I’ll get you a flight right now. ” Both in Spar, lots of Black Forge Inn. I’ll ride you two like an ostrich, what’s up? ” he added.
A few days later, on his podcast, “Timbo Sugar ShowO’Malley addressed McGregor’s comments without addressing the performance-enhancing accusations, opting instead for a tongue-in-cheek rant of his own, accusing McGregor of being high on cocaine when he made the comments.
“Oh yeah, damn Connor!” O’Malley said jokingly. “He just went on a little tweet rant and talked shit like his booger was swollen,” he continued.
“I was more sad than angry. Now I can’t wait to see Michael Chandler put him to sleep for good. I’ll show up, get dressed right now, damn Connor!” he said with a smile. “Idols turn into rivals”
“He was obviously into a fair amount of fun stuff. I think that tweet was deleted pretty quickly, but it’s true.”
“I see what’s going on with people with such big egos. He’s starting to get kicked out, but I’m starting to surface. Like, why else is he talking about me?” – Sean O’Malley
The next day, O’Malley was asked a question by a fitness personality on a podcast. bradley martin If he would consider fighting McGregor in the UFC.
“Would you ever get into a fight with him? It would be the craziest fight,” Martin asked excitedly. “That number is going to be astronomical, dude.”
“I’m pretty pragmatic when it comes to big guys,” O’Malley replied. Although the Montana-born fighter is a UFC champion in the 135-pound division, McGregor primarily fights at 155 or 170 pounds.
“I’m 135. I’ll stay in my lane and do my job. I’ll go up to 145 to fight.” [Volkanovski or Holloway] But I like to stay in my lane. Conor is one of the only guys I fight thinking, “That son of a bitch is great.” I will fight him at 155,” he declared.
The champion said he was willing to take the fight not only because it would be a “huge payday” but because it would make him “a legend.”
“He’s one of those rare guys that I get to fight who is actually way above my weight class,” O’Malley added.
O’Malley, along with Martin, revisited McGregor’s rant, saying, “Cocaine is a hell of a drug.”
“I think he was probably shadow boxing in the bathroom of a shitty club. I get that. I think there was a lot of jealousy.” [in his post],” He said.
“I see what’s going on with people with such big egos. He’s starting to get kicked out, but I’m starting to surface. Like, why else is he talking about me?” I didn’t say anything, but I respected him…He was probably a nerd and wanted me to sign with their management company. [in the past], but I didn’t want to. He saw me explode. “I don’t know,” he concluded.
McGregor scheduled to face Michael Chandler UFC 303 At 170 lbs.O’Malley fought in UFC 299 Won a unanimous decision over Marlon Vera.
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