Conor McGregor restarts Belal Muhammad beef with ‘throwback’ clip ahead of UFC 315

Conor McGregor turned his attention to the subsequent big MMA event immediately after UFC 314.

The previous dual-weight UFC champion lost $500,000 betting on Michael Chandler to brutally KO Paddy Pimblett, who turned the tables by brutalizing his opponent en path to a third-round stoppage win in Miami on Saturday night.

A day later, Conor McGregor ignored UFC 314 and commenced targeting the subsequent pay-per-view headliner.

Welterweight champion Belal Muhammad will put his title on the road against Jack Della Maddalena within the primary event of UFC 315, which is about to happen on the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, on May 10.

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Conor McGregor recalls Belal Muhammad’s security snub

In December, Shavkat Rakhmonov beat Ian Garry to solidify his 170lb top contender status at UFC 310.

Muhammad, who was sitting cageside, made his way into the Octagon to face off with the 19-0 fighter.

Nonetheless, ‘Remember The Name’ was initially stopped from doing so by security, who didn’t know who he was.

McGregor found this hilarious, so he shared a voice note of him ripping into Muhammad on social media.

“The safety doesn’t know he’s the champ,” McGregor laughed. “Have a look at the state of this c—. The safety doesn’t know he’s the champ? I’m not surprised motherf—–, he’s an a–hole that thing.

“Shut your mouth, you little dope, you barely got into the ring, they don’t even know you were the champ you thick. ‘Who the f— is that guy?’ the safety said. Ah, stop, man, two a— wipes, yeah.”

It went viral on the time, and it would achieve this again after McGregor shared this clip again on Sunday.

Muhammad hasn’t responded yet, but he’ll almost definitely fire back on the insult from MMA’s best legend.

What’s next for Conor McGregor?

McGregor hasn’t fought since breaking his leg at UFC 264 in July 2021.

‘Notorious’ recently made a UFC retirement admission while revealing he rejected a comeback offer.

The MMA legend claimed to be focused on his political profession after launching a campaign to turn out to be the president of Ireland – but since then, he’s expressed an interest in facing the winner of Michael Chandler vs Paddy Pimblett.

‘The Baddy’ insisted he’d like to welcome McGregor back to the game after beating Chandler.

Only time will tell if McGregor will return to fighting or resolve to call time on his historic run.