CONOR MCGREGOR has launched yet another blistering attack on UFC commentator Daniel Cormier, accusing the former two-division champion of being 'drunk' the day before UFC 264.
The Notorious has been engaged in a war of words with Cormier after the fan favourite claimed his tweet mocking the death of Khabib Nurmagomedov's father was a 'cry for help'.
Cormier hit back at the MMA superstar on Wednesday, saying: "Worry about the dudes that keep beating your ass."
That engaged the UFC's poster boy, who launched a vicious tirade at DC on Twitter last night.
He tweeted: "Daniel Cormier is a fat mess. Gettig into worse condition by the day. God bless him.
"Showing up drunk at media events the very day before he was in the booth calling my fight.
"Drunk at a media event working? The day before the being a commentator on the biggest fight in history?
"It is a stackable offense for a commentator to be drunk at a press work the day before commentating the big fight.
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"Dreadful! Get it together. Belching in the mic at a press event and all wtf.
"The day before commenting the big fight? Is this guy serious? Disgraceful."
McGregor then went to mock Cormier's back issues and his UFC 214 clash with Jon Jones, which he initially lost via third-round KO.
He continued: "Your back situations just mental too.
"Your weight and way of life is abysmal.
"And now drunk at work the day before you commentate a McGregor event? Pitful.
"Congrats Jon on his head kick KO anniversary over you. Good always defeats evil?
Your weight and lifestyle is abysmal
"Wasn't sure you were evil. Fakes."
McGregor's accusation of Cormier being 'drunk' the day before his trilogy fight was in reference to him drinking beer during the official UFC 264 weigh-in show.
The former light-heavy and heavyweight champion took part in a light-hearted drinking contest with colleague Laura Sanko before his media availability.
McGregor, 33, is currently recovering from the broken leg he suffered in his rubber match with Poirier, which he lost via first-round TKO.
The Irishman is expected to be on the sidelines for at least a year but has vowed to make a spectacular recovery from the gruesome injury.
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Earlier this week, the Dubliner told TMZ: "We're recovering. We're recovering, sir.
"That's what we're doing. And it's gonna be some recovery. It's gonna be some recovery.
"It's doing good, it's doing good. Three weeks, three days, it's been good."
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