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Machine Gun Kelly Mocks Conor McGregor After His Brutal UFC 329 Injury ...
Machine Gun Kelly doubled down after the fight, saying McGregor’s knees are not the same and posting a 2021 MTV Video Music Awards photo.
- Machine Gun Kelly began trolling Conor McGregor after the fighter's loss at UFC 329 on Sunday, doubling down on his criticism despite receiving both praise and backlash.
- During the first round against Max Holloway, McGregor suffered a knee injury that forced him to exit the cage; medical officials subsequently suggested he tore his ACL.
- Kelly mocked the fighter's age and knees by sharing a photo from the 2021 MTV VMAs showing McGregor punching at him, stating, "We don't age the same, my knees are awesome."
- McGregor wrote on Twitter that he had no injuries entering the fight, describing the experience as "hell" while confirming plans for surgery and rehabilitation.
- Refusing to apologize for his comments, MGK told his audience, "Absolutely nothing, homie," while dismissing critics who questioned his mockery of McGregor's physical condition.
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MGK Doubles Down on Trolling Conor McGregor Over UFC Fight Injury: ‘F**k This Dude’
Machine Gun Kelly is not letting up on Conor McGregor one bit. The rapper-turned-pop-punk-star is doubling down on trolling the UFC fighter after his failed fight. On July 12, 2026, McGregor faced Max Holloway at UFC 329. During the first round of the fight, McGregor threw a kick that caused him to fall and suffer […] The post MGK Doubles Down on Trolling Conor McGregor Over UFC Fight Injury: ‘F**k This Dude’ appeared first on VICE.
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MGK Doubles Down On Conor McGregor Diss, 'F*** This Dude'
MGK is doing another victory lap after Conor McGregor's UFC 329 loss ... dissing the hell out of the UFC superstar for getting injured seconds into his bout with Max Holloway. The rapper -- who had a highly publicized squabble with Notorious at the…
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Leaning Left2Leaning Right3Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution38% Center, 37% Right
Bias Distribution
- 38% of the sources are Center, 37% of the sources lean Right
38% Center
L 25%
C 38%
R 37%
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