Joe Rogan and Jimmy Smith address Conor McGregor’s “pathetic” UFC 223 rampage

Joe Rogan and Jimmy Smith address Conor McGregor’s “pathetic” UFC 223 rampage

Former UFC lightweight champion Conor McGregor and a band of his merry bandits went on a rampage at the Barclay’s Center earlier this week in Brooklyn.

The brash Irish superstar and his entourage attacked the UFC fighter bus by throwing a plethora of different objects (including a dolly) which resulted in two men being injured and forced off of last night’s UFC 223 fight card.

Conor McGregor would eventually surrender to the NYPD, this after a warrant was issued for his arrest.

“Mystic Mac” has since been released, but the effects of his actions were still being felt at last night’s UFC 223 pay-per-view event in Brooklyn.

The UFC 223 fight card went on as planned but with just nine bouts instead of it’s originally slated thirteen.

UFC commentators Joe Rogan and Jimmy Smith had the following to say about Conor McGregor’s recent antics.

“It’s a disgrace,” stated Joe Rogan at the opening of last night’s UFC 223 broadcast. “It’s pathetic, it’s disgusting. I hate it. I hate that it happened. And I hate that it happened and was caused by a guy I love. I’m a giant Conor McGregor fan, and to see him step out this badly just really, it really upsets me.”

“It’s taken something that was supposed to be about the fighters, the people competing, the people who had trained to be here tonight, it’s taken the focus away from them,” added Jimmy Smith. “That’s the biggest tragedy.”