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Conor McGregor suspended from fighting in the UFC for six months 27 Jan, 2021 03:30 AM 3 minutes to read Backstage moment between Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier after shock UFC 257 defeat. Video / UFC on BT Sport Backstage moment between Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier after shock UFC 257 defeat. Video / UFC on BT Sport NZ Herald Conor McGregor has been medically suspended for six months after his second-round TKO loss to Dustin Poirier at UFC 257. The former two-division champ was spotted on crutches after taking several brutal leg kicks from Poirier during the fight. McGregor, who won his first fight against Poirier in 2014, wants to meet the American again in a trilogy bout.
UFC: Backstage moment after shock defeat shows Conor McGregor's class 25 Jan, 2021 07:52 AM 3 minutes to read Backstage moment between Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier after shock UFC 257 defeat. Video / UFC on BT Sport Backstage moment between Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier after shock UFC 257 defeat. Video / UFC on BT Sport news.com.au By: Nic Savage UFC icon Conor McGregor has never shied away from speaking his mind, and is renowned for gleefully badmouthing opponents. But following his shock loss to Dustin Poirier at UFC 257 on Sunday, footage has emerged of a considerably more respectful and gracious McGregor. The Irish fighter was tipped as the favourite leading into the highly-anticipated rematch in Abu Dhabi, but Poirier stunned the sporting world by relentlessly peppering McGregor's front leg before landing the telling blow in the second round.
america, family and football are at the center of these three brothers' lives. talon, skylar and tyson. they live in michigan. their dad, conor, coaching them through those tough practices. and there for the big games, rooting on the hometown team, the detroit lions. 2019 will be a year these three brothers will never forget, because it's the year their father, just 40 years old, passed away. it's story that breaks your heart. and one that touched the quarterback of the detroit lions, matthew stafford, in a very special way. he and his wife decided to try and do something to make the holidays a little happier for this family. so they came up with a plan. surprising the boys at their front door. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: it took just seconds for the brothers to realize what was happening. >> are you talon? >> yeah. >> and are you skylar? >> yes. >> reporter: the nfl great and his wife, right there in their home, carrying presents and asking to hang out. >> how you doing? >> reporter: stafford even
straight miss pelosi. what tv hit douse this committee need to do because this committee has lost all relevance. brian: two articles of impeachment, abuse of power which the republicans were pushing back hard on and obstruction of congress not going to last in the senate. really tough votes for democrats because you have a lot who got into seats that donald trump won, 31 in all. and you have about 8 who flat out said i have not committed to voting for impeachment. think about the embarrassment the historically of not voting for impeachment when your own party puts it up. let alone not getting any republican buy. in this is a disaster. ainsley: they are under so much heavy pressure from both sides to vote for it or vote against it. if you want to know some of these individuals, 31 democrats, max rhodes, he is a democrat from new york. he was against impeachment but he did support the inquiry. then have you alyssa slot kin she wrote to launch the inquiry. hasn't said how she will vote. patrick malone and conor alyssa milano who was a
potentially if you are accused of a crime here for hong kong especially in the international business community for its freedoms, you potentially could be extradited and sent across the border be tried for that crime in mainland, china where the laws are certainly much different. brian: it's hard for them to arrest millions of people. so as long as the numbers are great, their safety is probably okay. but as soon as somebody hops up with one of those bull horns they will be targeted. ainsley: thank you so much, conor. i was watching that video and the police officers were coming towards the protesters, the protesters were throwing umbrellas at them, throwing rocks and bottles at them. the police officers had to use their batons. steve: couple days ago 1 million people in the city -- a million people on the streets protesting. this they are fearful that their civil liberties were under threat. they want the government to know we don't like it. brian: if we let hong kong go thailand would be next.