What the Hell Happened at the Conor McGregor-Khabib Nurmagomedov UFC Fight?

Khabib Nurmagomedov defeated Conor McGregor at Saturday’s UFC 229 (or “Ultimate Fighting Championship Two Hundred and Twenty Nine,” for those of us who appreciate formality). It was an anticipated result, and the favored Nurmagomedov assumed control throughout most of the fight. What happened after McGregor tapped out in the fourth round was not anticipated, however. Upon dispatching his opponent in the octagon, Nurmagomedov pointed at a member of McGregor’s team in the crowd, leapt from the cage, and attacked him. Then, things really got crazy. What the hell happened?

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