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Conor McGregor told by Joe Rogan to ‘shut the f*** up’ as commentator lashes out at UFC legend

UFC legend was asked to compare acting to fighting

CONOR McGREGOR was told to "shut the f*** up" by Joe Rogan for his "crazy talk" when comparing fighting and acting.

McGregor made his big screen debut in a reboot of Road House, starring alongside Jake Gyllenhaal.

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Conor McGregor said acting is harder than fightingCredit: Getty
But UFC commentator Joe Rogan does not agreeCredit: Getty

The UFC legend was putting in exhausting 18-hour days and working his own brutal stunts.

As a result, McGregor claimed in an interview with JOE that acting was tougher than training and the fight itself.

He said: “It's time consuming, and it’s not just action and fighting and stunts, it’s also remembering the line and you have to time things correctly, you’re engaging with another person.

“It’s just a difficult game, a lot more difficult than I gave it credit for.”

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Despite McGregor's shock admission, UFC commentator and podcast sensation Rogan was not buying it.

He said: "Listen to me, that's not true,” Rogan said on a recent episode of his podcast.

“That's not true, even for him. Act in Road House or fight Khabib [Nurmagomedov] again? Shut the f*** up, that's crazy talk, it's crazy talk.

"He broke his f***ing leg in a fight. That's harder. That's way harder than f***ing acting."

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McGregor, 35, has not fought since July 2021 when he broke his leg in round one against Dustin Poirier, 35.

But he has been teasing a return in the summer against Michael Chandler, 37, after they last year coached on The Ultimate Fighter.

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During the press tour to promote Road House, McGregor hinted a deal has been struck for his eagerly-anticipated comeback.

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