Hats Thrown By Fans, Connor McGregor Goes Rage While Celebrating Fancy Birthday Party In Ibiza

UFC fighter Conor McGregor. (Twitter/@TheNotoriousMMA)

JAKARTA - UFC fighter, Conor McGregor, is happy because he has just celebrated his birthday. However, there was an incident that tarnished that happy moment.

McGregor reportedly had a great tantrum. Quoted from The Sun, McGregor's anger was sparked by a fan throwing a hat at him during a party celebration in Ibiza.

McGregor flew to Spain with his family and friends to celebrate his 34th birthday. In Spain, he rented a private club in the Destino Pacha Resort area.

While at the location of the party, The Notorious went straight to the private area he rented. But while walking to the location, at that time a fan threw a hat at McGregor's chest.

A clip later appeared on Instagram showing the Irish celebrity looking agitated and visibly angry over the incident. However, the guilty party immediately gave a thumbs-up sign of apology.

Still not happy with the incident, the UFC player then started to step on the hat that was thrown at him. He continued to express his displeasure to the fans.

McGregor then returned to his lavish birthday party where there was also an incredible UFC Octagon cake.

During the birthday celebration, McGregor also shared a photo with his partner Dee Devlin, his mother Margaret, and his two sisters, Erin and Aoife. Dee's sister Sarah was also among the guests at McGregor's lavish party.

McGregor held his birthday celebration aboard a luxury yacht with his wife and three children the night before.

The former featherweight and lightweight doubles champion has spent the last year rehabilitating and recovering from a broken leg he sustained against Dustin Poirier last summer.

With conditions continuing to improve McGregor is getting closer to his moment of returning to the ring. This is proven by training sessions that are continuously improved. Rumors also say that the hero will be able to return to the Octagon later this year or early 2023.