Conor McGregor rips into Belal Muhammad the champion who got ‘ignored’ by security at UFC 310!

Conor McGregor’s Savage Roast Leaves UFC Fans Speechless! Belal Muhammad’s embarrassing security mix-up at UFC 310 sparks brutal ridicule from the notorious former champ. Who’s laughing now? Dive into the drama, the faceoff, and the chaos that’s shaking the MMA world!

Belal Muhammad’s Awkward Moment at UFC 310

Belal Muhammad, the reigning welterweight champion, faced an unexpected hiccup at UFC 310, held at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. During the event, Shavkat Rakhmonov, fresh off his victory against Ian Machado Garry, invited Muhammad into the octagon for a faceoff.

However, there was an awkward delay as security personnel failed to recognize Muhammad. Dressed casually in a backward baseball cap, Muhammad was momentarily held back, prompting in-cage interviewer Joe Rogan to exclaim, “Security doesn’t know he’s the champ. Let him in.”

Despite the slip-up, Muhammad eventually entered the octagon and engaged in a respectful staredown with Rakhmonov. The moment highlighted the brewing tension between the two fighters as fans eagerly await their long-anticipated matchup.

Conor McGregor Roasts Muhammad with Brutal Commentary

Conor McGregor, never one to miss an opportunity to stir the pot, unleashed a scathing commentary about Muhammad’s ordeal. In a now-deleted voice note posted to social media, McGregor ridiculed the situation, showcasing his trademark wit and sarcasm.

“The security doesn’t know he’s the champ! Look at the state of this cunt,” McGregor said, laughing. “They don’t even know you were the champ, you tic. **Who’s this fcking guy?** ‘Who the f*ck is that guy?’ the security said.”

While harsh, McGregor’s comments tapped into Muhammad’s past struggles to gain widespread recognition in the UFC, even as a reigning champion.

The Postponed Showdown: Muhammad vs. Rakhmonov

The mishap occurred on a night when Muhammad was meant to defend his welterweight title against the undefeated Rakhmonov. Unfortunately, a foot infection forced Muhammad to withdraw from the event, leaving Ian Machado Garry to step in on short notice.

With the welterweight bout scrapped, the flyweight title fight between Alexandre Pantoja and Kai Asakura was elevated to the main event. Fans were disappointed but remain excited for the inevitable clash between Muhammad and Rakhmonov, which promises to deliver fireworks whenever it’s rebooked.

McGregor’s Ongoing Struggles Outside the Cage

While McGregor continues to dominate headlines with his sharp tongue, his in-cage career has been on hold. The former two-division UFC champion hasn’t fought since his leg injury in a July 2021 loss to Dustin Poirier.

Adding to his woes, McGregor faces mounting legal troubles. In November, he was found liable in a civil suit stemming from an alleged sexual assault in 2018. A court ordered him to pay over $1.3 million in damages and legal fees. The ruling drew a fiery response from McGregor, prompting Justice Alexander Owens to warn him about potential contempt of court charges.

Despite his controversies, McGregor remains a polarizing figure in MMA, with fans eagerly awaiting his long-overdue return to the octagon.

What’s Next for Muhammad and McGregor?

The anticipation surrounding Muhammad vs. Rakhmonov continues to grow as UFC officials work to reschedule the fight. For Muhammad, overcoming a surging contender like Rakhmonov could solidify his place among the UFC elite.

As for McGregor, the road back to relevance seems murky. With his fighting future uncertain and legal issues mounting, the Irish superstar’s legacy hangs in the balance.

For now, Muhammad’s security snafu and McGregor’s mockery serve as reminders of the unpredictable, drama-filled world of MMA. Fans are left wondering: Who will rise, and who will fall next?