Conor McGregor’s Coach John Kavanagh Has a Message for Vladimir Putin on ‘Victory Day’ Anniversary

John Kavanagh is one of the reasons behind the rise of ‘The Notorious’ Conor McGregor and the fact that he is the biggest star in the MMA world. The Irishman has become a superstar as well because of McGregor’s UFC success. Hence, he is recognized as much as his superstar pupil, even in the eyes of casual fans who pay attention to what he says.  

The superstar coach recently took to his Twitter to share a powerful message with the world. He wrote, “Happy #VictoryDay Europe. No more acting the bollix Germany, and relax Putin. Make love not war.”  

Victory day is a European holiday celebrated to commemorate the downfall of Adolf Hitler’s Nazi Germany. Kavanagh tweeted this while vacationing and enjoying a drink at the rooftop of a hotel in Paris.

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Michael Chandler calls out Conor McGregor at UFC 274

Former Bellator fighter Michael Chandler shocked the world after he delivered one of the greatest knockout kicks in recent times. The fighter was quick to make his callouts after the bout and asked for rematches against Justin Gaethje and Charles Oliveira.

However, he didn’t stop at them. The fighter also called out ‘The Notorious’ Conor McGregor and offered to fight him this year.

“I want you at your baddest and I want you at your best. You and me at 170,” said Chandler.

McGregor takes a dig at Justin Gaethje

After Gaethje’s loss to Charles Oliveira at UFC 274, Conor McGregor took to his Twitter to troll the fighter. Not only did he troll ‘The Highlight’, but the Irishman also took a dig at his manager, Ali Abdelaziz.

He wrote, “Gaethje is a jacka**. The amount of absolute dribble he speaks as well. Over and over. A Grade A jackass! A bird brain with a bird brain manager. Two bum twats they are. He is. A Jacka**. Stevo Ocrack head in recovery should see can Johnny give him a part.”

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McGregor is set to return to the octagon this year. If he has started taking digs at Justin Gaethje, it’s certain that he is eager to set up a huge collision for his comeback.