Conor McGregor wants to take on PJ Gallagher and Ireland footie legend Paul McGrath at the same time in a charity boxing match - prompting McGrath’s son to step in on his dad’s behalf.
Ex-UFC champion Conor also said former Ireland and Aston Villa defender Paul was barred from his pubs. The MMA star took to Twitter and said: “I challenge PJ and Paul McGrath to 2 vs 1 boxing match in aid of mental health and anti-bullying organisations.”
But Paul’s son Mitch then responded and said: “Il fight in my dads place. You calling out old men your a joke lad get a grip of yourself embarrassing yourself [sic]”. In a separate tweet, which has since been deleted, McGregor, 34, also took aim at footie legend McGrath, 63, and said: “You’re barred from all my pubs as well now.”
