CONOR MCGREGOR wished all his followers a Happy Thirsty Thursday', just hours after his Dublin pub was petrol bombed. He shared a bizarre video in which he was seen flexing in a toilet.
After a UFC event, the star of UFC was served two Molotov cocktails at his PS2million Black Forge Inn bar. However, 'no damage was done' to the premises.
Conor McGregor appears to be in good spirits, despite the petrol bombing at his pub
The attack didn't dampen the MMA mogul's spirits, as he posted an Instagram photo that featured him shouting and flexing his expensive-looking shirt.
He captioned, "Happy thirsty Thursday everybody out there, enjoy yourselves because life's a bitch then you die."
"You never know where you're going. All our souls are still here, they're just waiting for us to take them! "The spirits are still there!"
McGregor posted a picture of himself enjoying what looked like a night out in his hometown.
The video included videos of food and a glass of his Proper 12 whiskey. He also took selfies smoking and showing off his fancy watches.
Gardai are currently investigating Wednesday's attack and stated in a statement that they are looking into the following: "Gardai were investigating an incident of attempted criminal destruction at a licensed premises on Drimnagh Road Crumlin last Wednesday, Wednesday 12th January 2022.
"No damage was done the premises. Gardai is asking for witnesses to the incident.
The Black Forge remains open despite the failed attack.
McGregor's representatives for the pub issued the following statement: "After hours last evening it appears that criminals made an inexplicable effort to inflict damages to the Black Forge Inn.
"There was no injury to patrons, employees, or the Forge. Mr. McGregor wasn't on the premises at that time. The incident has been investigated by the gardai.
"We are as open and active as ever."
McGregor, 33 years old, is currently recuperating from the terrible broken leg sustained in his fight with Dustin Pourier last July. He is aiming to return to sparring in April.
UFC supremo Dana White anticipates a summer return of the two-division UFC champion.
ESPN reported that he said: "If all goes well with his leg healing, he'll return this summer.
"I don't know what the landscape will look like when he returns.
"Dustin Poirier might be retired before McGregor returns.
"I don’t know [if he could compete for the title immediately when he returns]. "I won't know the answers until it gets closer."
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