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The Joe Rogan Experience is a show which not only talks about one but gravitates to vast subjects. But the show host and UFC legend, Joe Rogan, rarely misses chiming in about the UFC superstars. During one such episode of The JRE, Rogan spoke about Conor McGregor punching a pub patron in Dublin, Ireland.

McGregor punched the man supposedly for refusing to accept a glass of his Proper No. Twelve Irish whiskey. In fact, Rogan earlier had a notion that McGregor probably just touched the guy on the face. “Wild man, do wild s**t. Not good to smack that guy at the bar, though. I watched that again. I thought it was like a touch… Looks like almost like a punch. Yeah; he hit him. I misspoke,” said Rogan.

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Reportedly, the altercation happened ahead of verbal exchange. “I don’t know. Maybe the guy said something really bad to him. A guy at the bar doesn’t want your whiskey… The Wild s**t like grabbing the guy’s phone and stomping on it. He’s just a little too crazy,” said Rogan. A video reported by TMZSports shows the infamous incident between McGregor and the patron.

Conor McGregor admits he was wrong to punch the old man at the pub

Conor McGregor pleaded guilty to assault and paid a €1,000 fine over the incident. Although, later the Irish superstar bought the club itself, where this incident took place.

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The Patron who has yet not forgiven Conor McGregor said that he will not step inside the club and let ‘The Notorious’ profit from it.

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Although McGregor publically apologized for the incident. “In reality, it doesn’t matter what happened there. I was in the wrong. That man deserved to enjoy his time in the pub without having it end the way it did. I tried to make amends. And I made amends back then. That doesn’t even matter; I was in the wrong,” said McGregor.

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‘The Notorious’ is famous for being in the headlines for many reasons. The former UFC Featherweight and UFC Lightweight champion seem adamant about returning to the Welterweight division, this time to challenge the Pound-for-Pound king Kamaru Usman.

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