Conor McGregor's Disturbing Act Caught On Club Video
Conor McGregor's Disturbing Act Caught On Club Video originally appeared on The Spun.
Former UFC megastar Conor McGregor could be facing some new legal troubles in the near future after an incident that took place in Ibiza.
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In a video obtained by The Sun, McGregor was having a night out with some friends at Pacha at around 6 a.m. local time on Tuesday. He then leans in to talk to someone before knocking them to the floor with two punches from his left hand.
The footage cut out before we could see how the patron was affected.
But whatever happened, it doesn't seem to have been much of an issue for McGregor. He was allowed to stay at the venue while the patron that he punched wound up getting kicked out.
If McGregor didn't have any authorities called on him then, it's hard to imagine that he'll have to head to a courthouse to get it resolved.
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Video of the alleged incident has gone viral.
Even so, to see McGregor seemingly lay a man out that he wasn't squared up with is a little disturbing.
It's also a bit hard to assume McGregor wasn't the aggressor given some of his previous violent antics around the world. From bar fights to assault charges to serious criminal allegations, McGregor has practically had to buy his lawyer a plane ticket next to him wherever he's gone.
Dublin , Ireland - 22 November 2024; Mr Conor McGregor leaves court, accompanied by his partner Dee Devlin, after the court announced the jury's decision in the civil action case, P Ní Laimhin v McGregor & Anor, in High Court 24 at Chancery Place in Dublin. (Photo By David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile via Getty Images)MMA fans certainly weren't surprised to see McGregor take a swing at a random club patron:
"Weird how many altercations he gets into… Looks like he fell off and now takes it out on random people," one user wrote on X.
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"Another sucker punch from McGregor. At least this guy wasn't a pensioner," wrote another.
"The guy has his head down drinking water. The other is supposed to be a pro fighter but throws a couple of dirty digs when the lad is not even making eye contact."
"This isn't a shock to many people. We know what type of person he is. Anyone who thinks he is a suitable to be President of Ireland doesn't respect Ireland enough."
"Bully and a thug. Would love to see him bump into Khabib and get disciplined again."
It may not send him to jail or even the inside of a courtroom, but this incident is yet another hit to McGregor's reputation.
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Related: Conor McGregor Claims He Wants To Fight Eight Times Next Year
Conor McGregor's Disturbing Act Caught On Club Video first appeared on The Spun on Jun 17, 2025
This story was originally reported by The Spun on Jun 17, 2025, where it first appeared.
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