Conor McGregor caught using homophobic slur after watching UFC training partner Artem Lobov lose
The Notorious tries to console Lobov after the Russian lost a featherweight clash against Andre Fili out in Poland
The Notorious tries to console Lobov after the Russian lost a featherweight clash against Andre Fili out in Poland
CONOR McGREGOR has sparked outrage after repeatedly using the homophobic slur "f****t" while in conversation with another fighter.
The Notorious was out in Poland for UFC Fight Night 118 to cheer on his team-mate Artem Lobov in his featherweight clash against Andre Fili.
But things didn't pan out as McGregor wanted, as Lobov fell to a unanimous points defeat to Fili.
As McGregor consoled Lobov backstage, he appears to use the vile term 'f****t' three times.
McGregor, speaking to the defeated Polish fighter says in a grainy footage: "He was f****t, everyone knew he was a f****t."
He then uses the slur one more time before the two UFC stars disappear behind a curtain.
The Sun has contacted UFC for comment. It is unclear who McGregor was directing the comments towards.
McGregor was his usual animated self during the fight, even having to be warned by the referee to calm down.
Sadly, his coaching from outside the cage didn't end up helping his mate Lobov.
And it's not the first time that McGregor has been caught up in a homophobic storm - although the last time he was on the end of it.
UFC star McGregor appeared to use the term “dancing monkeys” in relation to an all-black gym from a scene in 1982 movie Rocky III.
Then the Mayweather fired the vile term at McGregor during their X-rated London press conference.
The Irishman denied making racial slurs but Mayweather insisted: “He totally disrespected black women. He called black people monkeys.
"He disrespected the mother of my daughter. I’m not gonna stoop that low.
“Some levels you just don’t cross.”
McGregor’s comments came on the New York leg of the worldwide tour to promote their £1BILLION Las Vegas super-fight on August 27.
Mayweather won by a 10th-round stoppage to move to 50 wins and no defeats as a professional. He then retired from the sport.
He was asked on US talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live! who would win between him and Sylvester Stallone’s character in Rocky III.
McGregor replied: “Rocky III, that’s the one with the dancing monkeys in the gym.”
Mayweather then called McGregor a “punk, f****t, h** and b***h” at their London press conference.