Jul 14, 2026 · 15 min · 7 segments
Welcome to The Real Oshow, 0:00 Intro 0:55 Conor McGregor’s Future 5:10 Streamer University vs Harvard 8:45 NBA Expansion in Las Vegas 11:10 Sports’ Biggest Con - Carlos Kaiser 13:20…
Welcome back to The Real O Show.
Maybe the most depressing thing I've ever watched.
The hype was so real.
Conor McGregor coming back to the UFC was the biggest thing in combat sport history, and for it to end like that so fast.
It was actually a minute and nine-second fight, but really it was over in the first two seconds when Conor hurt himself.
This was the worst possible way that this fight could have gone.
I thought he was gonna get knocked out, full transparency.
I don't know how anybody could think, coming off a five-year hiatus, when he had a nasty broken leg and is a billionaire, and Max Holloway still fighting for his life, probably worth a couple, you know, million dollars.
There was just no chance for Conor to actually win.
And the way he was walking out, you could sense how nervous he was.
He looks different.
Obviously, he looks much older, and there's a lot of things going on within Conor's life, whether personal or, or business-wise.
But to me, as soon as he got in the octagon and they were doing the announcements, something didn't feel right.
It felt super weird.
Like, I didn't even know if he was gonna-
Yeah
... walk out of the tunnel.
That's how weird I felt.
You could tell by his face that something was wrong.
We even said it in the moment.
We were like, "Dude, Conor does not look good." He looked like he was gonna throw up.
It was like an anxiety, like he was having to convince himself, "You asked for this.
You wanted to do this." And it just was horrible.
But it did spark a really funny internet question.
Welcome back to The Real O Show.
Maybe the most depressing thing I've ever watched.
The hype was so real.
Conor McGregor coming back to the UFC was the biggest thing in combat sport history, and for it to end like that so fast.
It was actually a minute and nine-second fight, but really it was over in the first two seconds when Conor hurt himself.
This was the worst possible way that this fight could have gone.
I thought he was gonna get knocked out, full transparency.
I don't know how anybody could think, coming off a five-year hiatus, when he had a nasty broken leg and is a billionaire, and Max Holloway still fighting for his life, probably worth a couple, you know, million dollars.
There was just no chance for Conor to actually win.
And the way he was walking out, you could sense how nervous he was.
He looks different.
Obviously, he looks much older, and there's a lot of things going on within Conor's life, whether personal or, or business-wise.
But to me, as soon as he got in the octagon and they were doing the announcements, something didn't feel right.
It felt super weird.
Like, I didn't even know if he was gonna-
Yeah
... walk out of the tunnel.
That's how weird I felt.
You could tell by his face that something was wrong.
We even said it in the moment.
We were like, "Dude, Conor does not look good." He looked like he was gonna throw up.
It was like an anxiety, like he was having to convince himself, "You asked for this.
You wanted to do this." And it just was horrible.
But it did spark a really funny internet question.
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