UFC president breaks silence after Conor McGregor beats Miami Heat mascot

A particular situation was experienced in the context of one of the NBA finals. The duel between the Denver Nuggets and Miami Heat had a luxury guest. UFC fighter Conor McGregor and the Heat mascot performed in a curious moment to entertain the audience . Of course, over the hours, we realized that the situation had gotten out of control.

The mixed martial arts fighter was invited to the Florida venue to promote his body pain relief spray company, one of the franchise’s newest sponsors.

And to do so, they resorted to an unequal fight. “Burnie”, the Miami team’s mascot, devoted himself to taunting McGregor, while wearing boxing gloves, as part of the entertainment. However, the answer ended in the worst possible way after the punches the Irishman gave him .

Over the hours, we learned that the person responsible for bringing the body to life had ended up being admitted to a hospital to treat the injuries suffered.

After the commotion caused by these blows, UFC President Dana White came to the defense of the Irishman, blaming everything on the Heat worker for having lent himself to this. “I also saw Deontay Wilder’s. What about pets getting punched in the face by professional wrestlers? What are you waiting for? “, he noted immediately.

“What are these pet items made of? Unless you’re like the Golden Knights mascot… with a metal helmet on I wouldn’t let pro wrestlers punch me in the face if I was a mascot, that doesn’t seem like the brightest thing in the world world “, he completed.

After the incident, the official Team USA Twitter account deleted a video announcing that McGregor would be at the Kaseya Center to cheer on the team. Of course, after the incident, the content was removed from social media due to annoyance from fans.