UFC Star Wants To 'Beat The F**k' Out Of MAGA Fighter While Trump Watches
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Ian Garry put Colby Covington on blast during an appearance on "The MMA Hour."
Undefeated UFC fighter Ian Garry wants a shot at former champ Colby Covington, and he wants Donald Trump — a fan of Covington, who’s a big Trump supporter — to watch when it happens.
“All of the shit he will have said leading up to that fight, I’ll talk to him when I beat the fuck out of him in that octagon,” Garry said during an appearance on “The MMA Hour” Monday.
The Irish fighter seemed to relish the idea of Trump seeing Covington get pummeled, saying, “If Trump’s in attendance, I will drag Colby in front of Trump and I will beat the mouth off [him].”
He then shared what he plans on telling the former president if he’s there for the fight.
“I’ll say, ‘This is what you created.’ Boom. ‘This is MAGA.’ Boom,” he said.
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