Conor McGregor Says He Has ‘Very Little Support’ From His Colleagues

Conor McGregor fractured his ankle at the end of the first round of his UFC 264 fight against Dustin Poirier. Since then McGregor has been on a path of destruction that resulted in McGregor saying a lot of controversial remarks.

The Notorious One went under the knife in a 3.5-hour-long surgery for his fractured tibia. McGregor already previously revealed that he is no longer wearing a cast on his leg and also started putting in work at the gym.

On top of that, Conor McGregor recently revealed that he can finally walk again without the need for crutches, just a couple of months after his injury.

UFC legend Anderson Silva sent a very encouraging message to Conor McGregor and it seems The Notorious One finally reacted to it. McGregor took to his Instagram and revealed that he greatly appreciated Anderson Silva’s message as he’s received very little support from other colleagues.

I appreciate this message greatly Anderson, thank you.
You know, since this freak injury happened to me, I’ve had very little support from my fellow colleagues. In fact quite the exact opposite. The claws came out. But no worries! I love a little scratch from a bitch. See yous when I get ya’s you’s little nobodies!
Happy “little Saturday” everyone 😉 @properwhiskey@themaclifeofficial@spiderandersonsilva

We will have to wait and see what shape Conor McGregor will be in once he returns to the Octagon as McGregor is expected to be out of action for a year as he is determined to make a triumphant comeback.