Conor McGregor has claimed that he was "chilling" in the famous photo of himself slumped against the cage after his loss to Khabib Nurmagomedov in 2018.
The legendary former two-weight world champion returned to the octagon for the first time after becoming lightweight champion and boxing Floyd Mayweather when he faced the Russian for the belt at UFC 229. The pair shared a bitter feud, with the Irishman at one point even spending a night behind bars for an attack on his rival's bus. Their fight was the biggest in MMA history.
But in the cage, it wasn't particularly competitive, with Nurmagomedov getting the Irishman to the ground and landing big shots in the first and second, before losing the third. In the fourth, McGregor was unable to resist his opponent's advances and he ultimately submitted to a neck crank in the championship rounds.
