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Conor McGregor is an absolute menace on Twitter. The 34-year-old had always been cheeky with his replies. ‘The Notorious’ back in 2013 took shots at Chicago Bulls’ Legend, Dennis Rodman for going to North Korea. He also once met the UFC legend, Georges St Pierre, over lunch. In their meeting, the Canadian fighter gave some words of advice to The Irishman, which he later acknowledged on his Twitter handle.

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Rio Ferdinand, former England center-back, tweeted at McGregor, calling him the real deal.

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Conor McGregor wants to go to North Korea

Conor McGregor looked absolutely delighted to have met an Idol. Former Manchester United player, Rio Ferdinand commented “We need @TheNotoriousMMA on the bill for the uk #UFC event!! This guy is the real deal”. Ferdinand seemed impressed by Mystic Mac’s performances back then and recognized his worth.

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To which McGregor said “Thank you for the support Rio! Im just post ACL surgery. I will be back April/May 2014!! See you in Manchester though, no doubt!!” and confirmed his plans to visit Manchester to meet with the United Legend.

An Irish betting site, Paddy Power got in on the action, wanting to be best friends with the football player and The UFC fighter.

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McGregor then took shots at Dennis Rodman. “You send Dennis f**king Rodman to North Korea but can’t support your own?” mentioning Paddy Power, the company that sponsors the Chicago Bulls superstar. He’s probably just having a laugh about it, but wanted himself in Rodman’s place.

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McGregor was thankful for Georges St. Pierre’s advice over lunch 

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Conor McGregor packs a powerful punch. The Mystic Mac has knocked out some of the fiercest UFC fighters with his punch. Conor is an expert at sending people to sleep inside the Octagon. Another UFC legend, who knows more about the art of punching and kicking, is Georges St. Pierre. GSP is a father figure to a generation of MMA fighters. A lot of fighters watch old clips of “Rush” to improve their technique.

So, it makes sense for McGregor to drop by the big man and pay some respects. The Irishman posted on Twitter regarding their meeting and said “ Had lunch with @GeorgesStPierre today!! Grateful the champ came down to give me some much needed words of advice!!” 

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What do you think of Georges St. Pierre? And also, let us know your thoughts about McGregor wanting to go to North Korea.

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Vullingundam Ruthwik is a combat sports writer at EssentiallySports who brings a fact-based and eagle-eyed approach to his coverage of UFC and WWE events. He is a graduate of Journalism from a premier university. Ruthwik's passion for sports writing shines through in his coverage of live UFC events, including 283 and 281. With his insightful analysis and dedication to providing accurate reporting, he has earned a reputation as a trusted voice in the world of combat sports. After a stint as a UFC writer, he switched divisions to WWE. His coverage of the crossover phenomenon Brock Lesnar was particularly noteworthy, showcasing his ability to provide unique perspectives on some of the biggest names in sports entertainment. Even in his free time, Ruthwik remains immersed in the world of sports and content creation, always looking for new and innovative ways to engage with fans

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