A Conor McGregor super-fan paid tribute to the legendary UFC fighter by getting inked under her bra line, despite there being one glaring issue with her “ugly” tattoo.
The UFC fan, believed to be Lucia Gomez from Uruguay, has McGregor’s name tattooed under her right breast in black ink.
However, the tattoo is missing the capital ‘G’ in McGregor’s last name and the font shares eerily similarities to something like Microsoft typeface Comic Sans.
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McGregor, on the other hand, appeared to be thrilled by one of his many legions of fans getting inked with his name.
The 33-year-old Irish superstar shared the picture on his social media account, along with leaving a love heart emoji in the comments of the original upload.
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While McGregor approved of the tattoo under her black bra, other fans were far from convinced and branded it “very ugly.”
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One fan said: “Ain’t no way.”
Someone else posted: “This is very ugly.”
While another commented: “I’m so happy but so disappointed.”
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McGregor has been inactive in UFC since he broke his leg in his second consecutive defeat to Dustin Poirier at UFC 264 in July 2021.
The Notorious, who has been holidaying in the Bahamas, has been recovering from his injury and is believed to be targeting his blockbuster MMA return in 2022.
McGregor’s coach, John Kavanagh, believes that the former UFC featherweight and lightweight champion is unlikely to compete in either division again.
“You might have seen some extreme pictures of Conor from years ago when he was fighting in the lower weight classes in the UFC,” he said in an Instagram Live.
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“They were very extreme and they were all done under the eyes of a medical professional. Even he himself wouldn’t ever go back to those weight classes now.
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“It’s not healthy, and it’s not for the long term. I would encourage you to look at his more recent pictures he’s putting up on Instagram. Look how big and strong that looks.
“That’s what it is to be a fighter: get big, get strong and be healthy for life.”
Topics: Conor McGregor, UFC, MMA
Adnan Riaz