The world was left shocked by the sudden demise of Kobe Bryant on Sunday. Among those paying tributes to the NBA legend was UFC superstar Conor McGregor.

Attending the Grammy awards ceremony, McGregor felt disheartened with the news of Bryant’s death.

“It’s very sad news,” McGregor said. “I hope today, and I know today is going be a celebration. We’re going to pick up and begin to celebrate this great man and the legacy he left behind.”

“I’m excited to see what the Grammys [has] in store. I know they’re going to build the energy up because this man has left a phenomenal legacy.”

Conor McGregor talks about the unparalleled work ethics of Kobe Bryant

Bryant was reported to be going to the Mamba training facility along with his daughter when the unfortunate crash took place.

Bryant has not only left a legacy but he has also inspired many with his work ethic. His Mamba mentality is something that can help achieve success in any field.

McGregor talked about Bryant’s work ethics and the things he left behind for the sport.

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“The things he’s done even today, Sunday, rest day. We don’t do things on Sunday,” McGregor said. “But the passion and the drive like he is. He was on his way to his training facility, the Mamba training facility, to partake in a basketball tournament. These are things that he has done for the people and for his sport and… What a great man.”

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