CONOR MCGREGOR took aim at his UFC colleagues because they didn't support him after his shocking leg break.
The horrific injury was sustained by the 33-year old in his defeat to Dustin Poirier, a lightweight competitor, in July.
Conor McGregor is currently in serious condition after breaking his leg during the defeat to Dustin Pourier
Justin Gaethje mocked Justin Gaethje's loss against the Diamond. He said that he was blaming his Los Angeles lifestyle for the accident.
Khabib Nurmagomedov mocked the Irishman following UFC 264, tweeting that "good always defeats evil".
McGregor has received advice from Silva, a MMA legend who broke his leg against Chris Weidman in 2013.
Submission Radio spoke with him: "For Conor, right now is to take time, continue work, continue doing the physiotherapy and continue working (the), upper body and keep your mind outside of the fight game.
Keep your focus on your recovery and forget about how long it will take to recover. Only recovery is for your body.
"Keep your mind open to the possibility of being back stronger and more productive.
To make yourself more powerful, keep your mind open and connect with your heart.
McGregor was humbled and criticized UFC for not showing him the same support that Silva.
He wrote in an Instagram post: "I appreciate your message Anderson, thank you."
"You know what? Since this accident, I have had very little support from my colleagues. Actually, it's quite the opposite. The claws emerged.
"But don't worry! "But don't worry! "See yous when you get me ya's you little nobodies!"
He also stated that he will see out the last two fights under his UFC contract before he leaves.
Rumours of a fourth fight with Poirier have been circulating, with Poirier himself declaring that he is open for another bout.
McGregor claimed that he could return to the ring at the welterweight weight, which could lead to a three-fight series against Nate Diaz.
