The Herd Now Logo Listen Live
  • Radio
  • Podcast
  • TV
  • Store
  • Books
  • Share This
  • Tweet This
UFC

VIDEO: Khabib submits McGregor, triggers post-fight riot by going into the crowd to fight people

Image via Twitter
Image via Twitter
By Michael Hulse Posted Sun, Oct 7, 2018

Khabib Nurmagomedov forced Conor McGregor to tap out of their UFC 229 main event with a 4th round submission, but the stunning outcome was only the beginning of complete chaos. Immediately after the fight finished, the scene devolved into a post-fight riot when Khabib jumped out of the Octagon to attack UFC fighter, and McGregor teammate Dillon Danis, who was seated ringside talking trash.

In the midst of the insanity, someone, believed to be from Khabib’s team, jumped into the Octagon and connected with a vicious punch to McGregors head while he had his back turned. Once things cooled down somewhat, Dana White opted not to give Khabib the belts in the Octagon, for fear that a full scale riot would break out. This is completely nuts.

khabib vs everybody

GET SOME pic.twitter.com/zLTbjXf42X

— Calhoun (@linkcalhoun) October 7, 2018

Here’s a view from the stands:

Here’s the brawl with Khabib jumping the fence and going after Danis. You’ll see somebody go after McGregor in the cage. This is bad. pic.twitter.com/IpOZiZy5vC

— Andreas Hale (@AndreasHale) October 7, 2018

Just Three Things

  • Radio Recap

    Russ Has Earned The Right To Speak His Mind

  • Radio Recap

    Super Bowl LV Is Still About Belichick And Brady

  • Radio Recap

    No More Brady Retirement Talk Until Tom Says So

Top News & Headlines Today with Colin Cowherd

Top News & Headlines Today with Colin Cowherd

  • Radio
  • Podcast
  • TV
  • Store
  • Books
  • Terms of Use
  • Privacy Statement
  • Do Not Sell My Personal Information
  • Advertise

Follow Us

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • Youtube
  • RSS Feed

Back to Top

© 2021 The Herd Now

The Herd Now Logo

Thank you for visiting theherdnow.com. You are about to leave theherdnow.com and proceed to a site operated separately by a third party.
Click 'OK' to proceed.

Our privacy policy is changing to provide new details about the information we collect, how we use it, who we share it with, and to give you more information about your rights and choices with respect to your information. By continuing to use our websites, apps, or services, you acknowledge that you have read, understood and accept our new privacy policy.

Click here to review our updated Privacy Policy and additional privacy resources

Advertisement
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • Youtube
  • RSS Feed