Conor McGregor asks Diego Sanchez to “ditch” Joshua Fabia following viral training video: “This is just madness”

Conor McGregor asks Diego Sanchez to “ditch” Joshua Fabia following viral training video: “This is just madness”

Diego Sanchez and Conor McGregor

Conor McGregor has his feelings about the release of UFC veteran Diego Sanchez known to the public. The Irishman put out a tweet to let his “bro” Sanchez know that he is not in good company. Conor talked about this after a bizarre video of Diego Sanchez and his coach Joshua Fabia got leaked on Twitter.

Earlier today, a video of Joshua Fabia and Diego Sanchez surfaced the world of Twitter. The video, what looked like Fabia training his fighter Diego Sanchez created a lot of talk on the internet. In the video we see Fabia hitting Diego who is hung upside down and continuously beating on his head. The video was very weird which added to several rumours about the veteran and his coach.

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This video got viral and caught the eyes of former two-division champion Conor McGregor. Conor replied to the tweet addressing Sanchez. McGregor seemed fairly disappointed in the mess that Sanchez had got himself into. “This is madness. I’ll break this things nose in half. This is not the move Diego, my bro. I been with ye the whole day, and still am. But this is not on,” wrote ‘The Notorious’ on Twitter.

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Conor McGregor’s deleted tweet on Diego Sanchez

Conor McGregor also feels that it was an unfair reaction towards Diego Sanchez from the UFC

Diego Sanchez
Diego Sanchez

Conor McGregor reached out to Diego Sanchez on Twitter via a tweet responding to the viral video of some kind of weird training session between Diego and his coach Fabia. Sanchez was fired partly for his reaction and outraged he showed towards the broadcasting team of the UFC. Fabia Joshua and Diego Sanchez went and confronted the broadcasting team for showing Sanchez in bad light.

Conor agreed to that by saying, “It was unfair treatment by commentary and fans on your last performances imo, for sure. But not this guy, 0-0. Ditch.” The Irishman however though deleted the tweet shortly after posting this leaving everyone puzzled as to why he would do that. The Diego Sanchez and UFC saga keeps getting weirder.

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