Conor McGregor floors man in wild scene at Ibiza club after partying with model

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Conor McGregor is still out there fighting away.

Unfortunately, he’s not doing it in a UFC octagon or a boxing ring.

The Irish former UFC champion appeared to be caught on video brutally flooring a man with two punches during a wild scene at the Pacha nightclub in Ibiza, Spain.

McGregor reportedly had been drinking until 6 a.m. Tuesday when the alleged altercation occurred.

In video first posted online by the U.K. Sun, the 36-year-old fighter appears to be standing on a raised platform at the club talking with a man while loud music pumps.

After speaking to the man for a few seconds, McGregor – who is holding a drink in his right hand – lands a punch to the head of the partygoer before sending him to the ground with a second. The Irishman’s entourage and security then steps between the two.

According to one person present, McGregor didn’t appear to face any immediate consequences for the altercation.

“Clearly something’s been said to annoy him and he’s reacted very badly,” a partygoer told the U.K. Sun.

“The guy seemed to fall to the floor and his mates came to pick him up and get him away.

“There (didn’t appear to be any) consequences for Conor, but the guy he punched was taken away and I didn’t see him again.”

The scrap came after McGregor – who has frequented Ibiza as a party destination over the years – was spotted partying with British model Katie Price and Tottenham Hotspur’s Kevin Danso.

McGregor and Price each shared snaps of each other on their Instagram stories earlier this week, as did the Spurs defender with the UFC star.

While McGregor hasn’t directly commented on the scuffle, he did post a message on X regarding his campaign to become president of Ireland.

“You wont speak bad about my country and its people and thats (sic) ever,” he wrote, followed by “Vote McGregor.”

The altercation was far from the first controversy for McGregor, who hasn’t fought in the UFC since losing to Dustin Poirier in 2021.

The former UFC featherweight and lightweight champion was found liable in a civil case last November after a jury determined he sexually assaulted Nikita Hand in a hotel penthouse following a night of heavy partying nearly six years ago.

Hand claimed McGregor “brutally raped and battered” her while also threatening her life in a chokehold, leaving her badly bruised after the incident.

McGregor claimed in court that the two had consensual sex that was “athletic and vigorous” but not rough, and she “never said ‘no’ or stopped.”