Conor McGregor 's deleted video which seemingly showed him receiving a sex act on his yacht has been mocked by UFC rival Henry Cejudo.
McGregor, 34, has left fans scratching their heads after his recent social media posts. His controversial 'sex act' video received the most attention and Cejudo made sure to weigh in on the clip after McGregor was heavily criticised for posting it. The video briefly showed his fiancee Dee Devlin's head before panning to the sea view from the top deck of his yacht.
Cejudo analysed the clip on his YouTube channel and joked that McGregor's teammate Dillon Danis was the person performing a sex act on McGregor. "This person right here is actually D**** Danis, you guys talk about a BBF (best friends forever), somebody that can take one for the team that's a good friend ladies and gentleman," he said.
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It's not the first time Cejudo has mocked McGregor as the American routinely takes shots at him whenever he gets the chance. Cejudo said McGregor has adopted his 'king of cringe' nickname after he performed an exercise called "spinal waves". Analysing the training technique, Cejudo gave McGregor pointers on where he needs to improve.
"Conor McGregor might be the real king of cringe if you look at it,: he said. When you talk about bringing the macarena back, look at Conor McGregor twerking. I think he's trying to get elusive here [in his hips]. I get what he's trying to do, but it's not his mobility that he needs help on. He needs help on understanding leverage and how to distribute his weight when it comes to getting taking down.
McGregor has previously rejected tips from Cejudo whilst labelling him a " fat mess ". That hasn't stopped 'Triple C' from playing the analyst role on McGregor training videos. Watching a clip of McGregor hit pads, Cejudo said: "Conor has to use his energy more efficiently. It might sound like a lot of times I'm picking on Conor, maybe I am just a little but I do have to nitpick. It's the same reason why I came the best in the world.
"Conor McGregor, if you want to take your training serious, you have to focus on your entries. You want to disguise what you're doing, power's not the key man. You're precise, it doesn't take that much to power to knock someone out. Get away from that, study your position and feints. The real distance game, adjust your stance. If you're able to do that, just maybe you could be a top contender."
