Conor McGregor has continued to make headlines despite being outside the octagon. The former two-division champion is actively seen on major occasions and in other major sports. However, this time, McGregor has injured a man putting him in the hospital. Surprisngly, this is not what you think as Conor McGregor accidentally hit the Miami Heat Mascot during the 2023 NBA Finals Miami Hit vs Denver Nuggets. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSports.IN
Miami Heat Mascot being hospitalized after being hit by Conor McGregor
Recently, Conor McGregor was present at the 4th game of the 2023 NBA Finals between the Miami Heat and Denver Nuggets. He was in attendance along with the NBA fans until he pulled a publicity stunt to promote his new product.
The Irish native went on the basketball court to promote his upcoming product- pain relief spray. The shoot for his new product was ongoing when the Miami Heat mascot approached him with the boxing gloves. This caught the eyes of the NBA fans when they saw McGregor taking his fighting stance who knocked out the mascot individual with one punch. Later, he sprayed his pain relief spray on the mascot while the fans booed him.
Although this was a publicity stunt, the Miami Heat mascot individual got serious damage who was on the other end. Apparently, he was sent to the hospital for proper treatment and later, it was disclosed that the mascot individual is under treatment and doctors gave him Pain Medications, and was sent home.
In recent times, McGregor has come up with several fitness brand products under the brand name McGregor Fast. Many fans have been actively using it and the Irish fighter continues to expand his business. With a net worth of more than $200 million, McGregor continues to become the biggest MMA businessman with his ideology. Back in 2021, he was the highest-paid athlete listed at the No. 1 spot.
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