Kalan wrote:Enlightened-One wrote:Kalan wrote:
They'll try to claim Conor as a Brit all right... The BBC has already tried to claim McGregor as the "First UFC Champion from the UK."
I’ve seen multiple reddit posts quoting the BBC saying that Conor McGregor is the "
first UFC champion from the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland", but this was merely a meaningless typo that was eventually corrected to:
• “McGregor, 26, won in Las Vegas to become the first UFC champion from the Republic of Ireland.”
Click on the hyperlinked blue text and you’ll surely accept the blatantly obvious and irrefutable fact that I am 100% correct!
This should compel you to concede that your attempt to support your theory, by quoting some else’s typo in order to boldly and dishonestly proclaim some sort of fictional yearning from UK fight fans for “Conor McGregor to be bestowed the honorary title of a ‘Brit’”, is nothing but a load of sweaty, hairy, wrinkly, sagging bóllócks!

It's not a typo you stupid jerk, and I didn't click on the link... It was something I read that made sense... Dublin is close enough to the UK, which Northern Ireland is a part of -- for the BBC to try to claim Conor if his beats Mayweather.. I don't care what anyone is saying right now because the likelihood of McGregor winning isn't that fabulous.. But if he wins everyone will change their tune.
I’ve presented you with compelling evidence that clearly illustrates the appalling inaccuracy of your claims, but yet you flatly-refuse to review it, whilst persistently claiming your theory to be true, despite there being a total absence of any proof whatsoever to support it?
Simply put: the BBC has never pretended that McGregor was from the UK! They made an innocent typo and very quickly addressed it. So you should not have made such an incredibly dishonest claim that was solely based on a typo!
Learn to read my responses prior to dishing out the insults, because only complete utter fúckíng morons become emotional, insecure and outraged when they realise that they’re in the wrong about such a trivial matter!
Conor McGregor is not British, he’s from the Republic of Ireland and the UK media and fight fans clearly acknowledge this blatantly obvious fact!
Your other statements about geographical proximity are also completely irrelevant to the subject matter at hand! I’m actually a little surprised that you’ve even possessed enough sheer audacity to propose such an appalling notion!
