@VinoSong

“You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become a villain”

@Mega_Mikey

Old Conor: precision beats power, timing beats speed
New Conor: WUTFJCH FFIVJ MFOMFN GMODNEBKG

@rashadsiddiqui3807

The angrier Conor gets, the more Irish his accent becomes.

@tdotgang538

Respect to Conor. Humble in defeat

@RADALGANG

Thanks for censoring the word "Bollocks". I almost fainted when he said that live.

@salvatorecontec7232

when he said "this is not over " conor sounded like that villain from old cartoon movies that dies 100 fucking times but still comes back

@Amali70_4

The way joe was sitting next to Conor is actually hilarious

@ElderGod29

Man you gotta love Joe 🤣🤣🤣 The way he sits besides Conor and engages a conversation 🤣🤣

@rockerdax

Joe: Tell us what you felt, and tell us what you thought was going on.

Conor: angry Irish noises

@dylanwakefield6867

Porier: Were still waiting for Connor to write a check to donate to our foundation 
Connor: THERE WAS NO CHECK!

@AmarantoAtl

Connor sounding like a Scooby Doo villain, lmao "I will be back! This is NOT OVER!"

@mohandarezkiacherir1830

His reaction just before saying "there was no check" is hilarious 😂

@Jc-Adrn

Joe rogan - "How's the fight?"

Conor - irish noises

@iiwinteriscomingii3339

2014: Conor gets into Dustin’s head
2021: Conor gets into Conor’s head

@VictorSilva-no8cq

This’ll probably go down as one of the most legendary post fight interviews ever

@grinchoi1

😂😂😂 even the security guard holding Porier back is cracking up. The funniest post fight interview I've ever seen

@boblob3509

Conor snapped in this interview. It was like an ending to a movie where the hero defeats the villain but leaves them alive and just walks away and the villian starts spouting a bunch of delusional stuff lol

@marko3775

The fact that he still did a Interview after his leg snaped in half in crazy

@Somethinggolfer123

Low key, the best part of this interview is him talking about the after party like he isn't going straight to the hospital 😂

@michaelsantoro170

Adrenaline is a powerful commodity to have. Obviously as a professional mma athlete, Conor likely has a very high tolerance to pain, but to give an interview while his leg is literally snapped in half is a perfect example of what adrenaline permits.