MCGREGOR WANTED BY THE IRISH MOB FOR HITTING ELDERLY MAN ACCORDING TO REPORTS

If you are an MMA fan, surely you know who Connor McGregor is.  Like him or hate him, he's a star.  He may have embarrassed himself a bit in the boxing ring when
Floyd Mayweather beat the paint of his face, but perhaps his latest run in back in Crumlin, Ireland is a bigger problem for him.

Multiple reports have surfaced that the Irish Mob, the Kinahan Cartel have offered $900,000 to any man who kills McGregor.  Yes, you heard that right.  While a lot of reports have differing opinions and facts, I do believe I have tracked down what the real story is.  That being said what the hell happened?

One of the bigger issues that Connor McGregor has had, is his antics post drinking.  While fame and fortune put you into certain social groups I would assume it was a matter of time before he rubbed shoulders with some nefarious cats.  The problem is, he went too far this time, but there have  been many other instances where McGregor has gotten a little to big for his britches.


According to my source, who lives in Ireland and has more direct knowledge of the events that happened there a few days ago, is that McGregor has long been affiliated with smaller sub mob groups through childhood friendships.  As it was told to me, McGregor had a friend who was beaten up pretty badly by members of the Kinahan Cartel, one of Ireland's most ruthless mafia groups.  In response to this McGregor went to a bar, and a scuffle ensued over what happened to his friend.  The problem isn't that McGregor stood up for a friend, it's that he knocked the shit out of one of the Kinahan's members fathers, whose an elderly man.  It wasn't a one-off as they say, but more or less McGregor tuned this elderly man up big time.

Danny Kinahan-- Acting Boss

Christy Kinahan(Boss)

Daniel Kinahan(alleged boss) and Christy Kinahan(Dan's father and actual boss) were incensed at the incident, and officially put some sort of contract on his head valued at around $900,000.  Where this gets a little dicey is I have heard three stories all deal with the same amount, but I believe I have an opinion on what the truth is here.  I do believe they essentially told McGregor he had to pay a fine of $900,000 or else.  It would make more sense that way than to just put a contract directly out on the head of one of the most recognizable fighters around.  Where this does get interesting is that this is a group who will not relent and will not sit back.  They don't forget and won't, so if this entire story is accurate McGregor is in some real trouble.

The Kinahan's power doesn't just exploit Crumlin, as they have ties to the United States as well, as do many of these groups.  So the idea that McGregor can hide, just simply isn't going to be the case.  McGregor did aknowlege on social media he was as the said pub where all of this took place, and there is a lot of truth that has been backed up on social media in the form of photos and texts which further explain bits and pieces.

As far as police involvement, they are keeping an unofficial eye on it, but cannot really press the issue because McGregor won't speak to them about it, and nobody is willing to come forward.  What they have said however unofficially is that McGregor could very well be in danger, but without McGregor giving any information they can't specifically come out publicly and talk about the issue.

The Kinahan's have long been involved in boxing promotions, drug trafficking and other assorted crimes.  They have also been at war with the Hutch Crime Family,

WHO IS THE HUTCH CRIME FAMILY?

The Hutch crime family has been run for decades by Gary Hutch, a long time murderer and racketeer who used his finances from massive narcotics operations to funnel money into legitimate businesses and real estate.  He has spent a ton of time in prison over his career.

He was murdered in 2015, and speculation is that the Kinahan's were responsible.  Gary Hutch was a high lieutenant of of Kinahan Cartel, who was rumored to be planning on killing his boss, Daniel Kinahan  before staging a robbery worth $1 million dollars.  The robbery was to take place at the villa owned by Kinahan but was foiled before it could happen.  As a result Hutch offered $200,000 to have his life spared.  The Kinahan's accepted it, then attempted to shake down Hutch again for the same amount.  He refused, and he was killed.    A month later Hutch's brother Eddie was killed so that there could be no real retribution.    Both sides have traded bodies and bullets since.

What also makes the Kinahan's entirely strong is their affiliations with the Mexican Mafia, Mexican cartels, the Sinaloa Cartel, the Medellin cartel and the Russian mafia.  They control the major of trafficking routes through the United Kingdom and Ireland.  The group is said to be worth over a billion dollars at his point.  There has been over ten murders in the last two years between these two groups with the Kinahans at the top of the heap.

What makes this story entirely crazy, is that if McGregor was actually stupid enough to do what he did he had to realize the price he would have to pay for his actions, and from everything I have heard this group's intent is to collect it's money or dispatch McGregor.  I think mainstream American media doesn't understand how Irish gangs work ,and they probably suspected this was just some small subgroup with five or six guys, and the truth is, this is a monstrous group.  American's don't understand how Irish clans work, and sadly there isn't enough reporting on these groups here, but I can tell you from everything I know, these groups are not to be fucked with on any level.  The Irish mob is more organized and ruthless then say over here to the extent that our mafia doesn't commit terrorist type of activities.  In Ireland all bets are off.  It's car bombs, grenades and high powered machine guns.  There is a huge difference in the demeanor's between these groups in comparison to the Italian mafia here.

In final, if any of this is 100% accurate, which I believe it to be closer to 75%, then this is some serious stuff McGregor has landed on.  You can have all the Irish brogue you want, but at the end of the day I've never met a boxer who can stop bullets.  That's the truth.