UFC 264 Live – Conor McGregor beaten by Dustin Poirier: In a shocking result at UFC 264, Conor McGregor was left completely shellshocked. McGregor was sensationally defeated for the second time in two fights after breaking his leg at UFC 264 on Saturday night in Las Vegas.
UFC 264 Live – Conor McGregor beaten by Dustin Poirier: The latest bout marked their third meeting, with McGregor having knocked out Poirier in the first round whey they fought at featherwight in 2014.
Still Notorious. #UFC264 pic.twitter.com/rTQ3yA1IvX
— UFC Europe (@UFCEurope) July 11, 2021
Post this American took his revenge this January by beating McGregor via knockout for the first time in his career – this bout in Abu Dhabi had ended in 2nd round.
Here’s a compiled video of the “check” by @DustinPoirier on @TheNotoriousMMA and the moment when McGregor’s leg/ankle broke.
(4:40 & 0:07 of the very first round.) #UFC264 pic.twitter.com/HHyGE4mnde
— Zoheb MMA (@ZohebMMA) July 11, 2021
UFC 264 Live – Today at Las Vegas as well the bout ended early which no one had expected. The trilogy came to a close after McGregor lost to Poirier via doctor stoppage, with the Irishman unable to continue after sustaining an ankle injury at the end of the first round.
McGregor, 32, was stopped in the closing seconds of the first round against former interim lightweight champion Dustin Poirier. Replays showed his ankle rolling over as he stepped backwards and the fight was stopped by doctors.
“This is not over,” McGregor said.
The DIAMOND gets the dub via Doctor’s Stoppage in RD 1️⃣ #UFC264 pic.twitter.com/fa4u4LVxzl
— UFC (@ufc) July 11, 2021
“If I have to take it outside, let’s take it outside,” he added as he was interviewed while sat on the canvas with his ankle strapped in a protective case, before being taken out of the ring on a stretcher.
UFC president Dana White said after the fight that McGregor had broken “the lower tibia in his left shin”.
Poirier vs McGregor History: Both Poirier and McGregor picked up a knockout win over the other in the first two meetings, Poirier (27-6 MMA, 19-5 UFC) and McGregor (22-5 MMA, 10-3 UFC) meet in the definitive rubber match to close out the biggest UFC card of the year so far.
Poirier is currently tied for the most knockout wins in the history of the weight class, one of which came against McGregor in their anticipated rematch at UFC 257 in January.
🤣🤣#UFC264 pic.twitter.com/4AUannE8lQ
— 🍩 (@Daz2057) July 11, 2021
