Mystic Hack: Fake Conor McGregor jailed for dealing drugs
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Fans of ‘The Notorious’ Conor McGregor like to remind us that, “There’s only one Conor McGregor, one Conor McGregor.” And despite the best efforts of one Mark Nye, 34, from Stanwell, Surrey, those fans remain correct.
According to Surrey Police Nye tried to impersonate a “famous MMA fighter” recently while also dealing class A drugs.
Brad Wharton shared the details, via Surrey Police’s official social media account:
God loves a trier!
A drug dealer who tried to impersonate a famous MMA fighter has been sentenced to 2 years and 9 months behind bars.
Corsica Sexual Assault Charge Against Conor McGregor Dropped Due To Insufficient Evidence
An alleged attempted sexual assault and alleged sexual exhibition case against former UFC featherweight and lightweight champion, ‘The Notorious’ Conor McGregor has been dropped this week, in relation to an allegation made by a young married woman on the French holiday island of Corsica last September.
McGregor was alleged to have attempted to sexually assault the woman and alleged to have displayed his manhood at a bar in the port town of Calvi last September. The 32-year-old Crumlin-born fighter was detained by French authorities where he was questioned, before he was released without charge, pending the results of “
A former two-weight UFC champion, holding gold in both the featherweight and lightweight divisions, ‘The Notorious’ Conor McGregor has campaigned for the organization to make a symbolic title called, ‘The McGregor belt’ ahead of his next Octagon appearance which is expected to come on July 10 in the form of a rubber-match against Dustin Poirier.
McGregor last featured in January of this year at UFC 257 kicking off the promotion’s pay-per-view schedule for the year, dropping his second lightweight defeat.
Headlining the ‘Fight Island’ event as he pursued an elusive rematch against then-lightweight champion, Khabib Nurmagomedov, McGregor suffered his first knockout loss in professional mixed martial arts, succumbing to second round strikes against the above-mentioned, Poirier.
YouTube entrepreneur Jake Paul has just two professional fights to his name and yet seemingly everyone and their mother - from Conor McGregor to Floyd Mayweather - wants a piece of him.
Or, in the case of his next opponent, retired UFC welterweight and U.S. Olympic wrestler Ben Askren, everyone and their grandmother . If you Google middle-aged Dutch woman it is quite confusing because you might think you re looking at Ben Askren, Paul told Daily Mail Australia in an exclusive interview on Tuesday. Jake Paul has just two professional fights to his name and yet seemingly everyone and their mother - from Conor McGregor to Floyd Mayweather - wants a piece of him. (Pictured after his savage knockout of NBA star Nate Robinson in November)