“It was an unannounced visit and he just walked room to room willing to talk to anyone. So much respect.”
He's busy preparing for the fight of a lifetime, but it seems like Conor McGregor also has the time to give something back.
The Notorious popped into Our Lady's Children's Hospital in Crumlin yesterday to pay a surprise visit. Parents of the sick children in the hospital took to Twitter to say thanks to the Crumlin man for stopping by:
— Matty Craze (@MattCraze) 24 June 2017
Twitter user Matty Craze shared a picture of the UFC lightweight champion.
He said: "Huge thanks to @TheNotoriousMMA for visiting Crumlin Children's Hospital. It was the lift my family and everyone in the heart centre needed."
Absolute gent @TheNotoriousMMA took time out of his day to visit me mates daughter in Our Lady's hospital. They're all buzzing. pic.twitter.com/mF6FLi58gy
— JohnnyMcJohnFace (@JohnJohnMc) June 24, 2017
Meanwhile, UFC chief Dana White has warned fight fans that tickets for The Notorious' showdown with Mayweather have not gone on sale yet.
News had emerged earlier this week of tickets being sold at ridiculous prices online.
But White has revealed that prices for entry to the fight of the year have not even been decided, let alone released to the public.
Keith Rivera
EverythingSportsAndFights
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