Conor McGregor Savagely Insults British Influencer in Viral Audio

It's a rough week for Conor McGregor's PR team.

It's a busy start to the week for Irish UFC superstar Conor McGregor, as he sets his sights on Matt Brown, Alexander Volkanovski, and now Brian Davis, otherwise known as "The True Geordie".

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McGregor, vexed by substance abuse comments made by Davis in a video on May 24, posted a now deleted audio clip to his Twitter account, where he ruthlessly insulted the British podcaster:

"What's happening? B**** t*ts, fat f***ing b**** t*ts. Who the f*** are you?! You little burns victim looking thing. F*** me man who scolded you with a kettle? You fat f***, you fat nobody. You little feminine p**** of a thing.

"I f*** p****, yeah? Keep my name out of my mouth you stupid c***, sick of seeing your fat bum face, scolded fat estrogen head. 

McGregor continued to strike back at Davis' remarks that McGregor couldn't be understood in recent interviews:

Oh my god you can't understand what I'm saying can you now pal? You've got subtitles under the f***ing thing saying exactly what I'm saying, so what are you saying?! You little fat no name."

What Did The True Geordie Say About Conor McGregor?

In a recent video posted on his YouTube channel, the concerned podcast host analyzed McGregor's May 20 interview with Ariel Helwani, and levied accusations of substance abuse against him:

"The guy is not making any f***ing sense here .... With the constant licking of the mouth .... I don't know if this is related to his bad leg break, or if this is just a slow descent into more and more drug use, because you know let's be real, the more you take it, the more you need."

Davis continued to review clips of McGregor answering questions from the boxing press:

"Everything you're seeing from Conor McGregor is a guy who looks out of shape, he looks bloated .... he doesn't look like he's taking this [Michael Chandler] fight seriously at all. 

"Conor's always loved a good time, but I've never seen him this bad. We've seen athletes before who've gone down that road and when they're chasing the thrill of the crowd .... it's an addiction, and when you can't have that addiction, you replace it with other addictions."

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