CONOR MCGREGOR helped Sinead Kavanagh, who had been injured by her spectacular win at Bellator 257.
Leah McCourt was defeated by Leah Dubliner after she overcame a leg injury in the first round. This came at the end of a long contest at the 3Arena on Friday night.
McGregor, a UFC legend, and SBG teammate, met her after she left the octagon. John Kavanagh also helped her backstage.
John McCarthy was interviewed by Kavanagh after the fight. He said that the knee had been on since the second second.
"I don’t know what happened. It just buckled. Then I couldn’t even stand up to punch so I had no choice but to enter the dogfight.
"I went to the dogfight, and I told you that I'm good at the ground game.
"I thought that I was done, I thought I couldn’t go on. But I just grinned my teeth and just took the win at end of the day.
"A pure fighting heart. "I have a pure Irish heart.
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John Kavanagh, who praised Sinead for her determination and guts on social media, said: "Life is a series. This was a very special experience. @sineadkavanaghko, you are an inspiration.
McGregor was there to support his team-mates, as he continues to heal from the injury he sustained last year against Dustin Poirier.
Lee Hammond was among the SBG crew present on the card and won two consecutive wins against Jamie Hay.
The other Irish contingent included Nathan Kelly, a Dubliner, who defeated Scott Pedersen in Wales, Darragh Kelly, who defeated Junior Morgan on his debut and Ciaran Kelly, who beat Abou Tounkara.
On the other side, Mullingar's Danni McCormack lost her first professional match against Stephanie Page. Brian Moore was controversially defeated by Jomel Lugo.
Gegard Mousasi won the first round TKO over Austen Vanderford in an amazing main-event.