“Represents the worst of us” – Conor McGregor receives jarring criticism from Ireland's foreign minister ahead of highly anticipated White House fight
Ireland’s foreign minister Simon Harris criticized Conor McGregor, saying the fighter “represents the worst of us” after Donald Trump’s endorsement, stressing US-Ireland ties go beyond individuals. McGregor, preparing for a UFC White House fight, demanded $100M and 100 Golden Visas, while also teasing a future in bare-knuckle boxing after withdrawing from Ireland’s presidential race.
Ireland’s foreign minister Simon Harris criticized Conor McGregor, saying the fighter “represents the worst of us” after Donald Trump’s endorsement, stressing US-Ireland ties go beyond individuals. McGregor, preparing for a UFC White House fight, demanded $100M and 100 Golden Visas, while also teasing a future in bare-knuckle boxing after withdrawing from Ireland’s presidential race.
