😳🤬 ILIA TOPURIA GOES OFF ON REPORTER FOR DISRESPECTFUL QUESTION AT UFC 308

Ilia Topuria wasn’t having it with a reporter directing a disrespectful question towards him at the UFC 308 post fight press conference

#UFC #MMA

[Crzstal]

Weird Reporter He should meet with ilia in the street after the Press conference and ask the question again

[Tarkusa]

This is a Georgia vs Russia thing. Nothing to do with actual streets. It's a smirky Russian remark towards a Georgian and that's all

[PsychoOnSteam]

this is seriously the dumbest question ever asked at a press conference. at first he implies that germany doesn't even have streets, and then he brings up his nationality which had nothing to do with the 1st part

[reddevilsunited_]

What the heck was that question even meant to be ?

[GiorgioKakh]

In Georgian it sounds super funny 😂 ilia destroyed that stupid reporter

[thegoodsgone]

They don't have streets in Germany and Spain? 🤔

[seangillen]

"Meet me in the street and I'll show you" should have been the answer. What a dumb question.

[viralwatermelon]

Topuria says in Georgian language who bring this guy here...😂😂😂😂

[Daviddd]

Ilia is from Abkhazia, a Georgian territory occupied by Russia. His family was forced to flee, which is why he was born in Germany. Later, they returned to Georgia, settling in the town of Rustavi. Life in Rustavi was challenging, so his family eventually moved to Spain, where they were able to settle. Ilia deeply respects Spain and is grateful for the opportunity to build a life there.

Given the hardships caused by Russian occupation for Ilia, his family, and many Georgians, he found it frustrating to receive cynical questions from this journalist in Russian—an example of their arrogance. True to form, Ilia responded like a champ.

[cameronturner]

What a clown, trying to mock somebody achieving complete success on a global scale by someone who's leaving the room by themself. 🤣
That's epic

[adamcahill]

Questions like that should cause your press pass to be revoked

[victornavarrete]

Did he know that he lived in Georgia while war with Russia was taking place? What a stupid question, he born in Germany, moved to his parents country, lived there while their parents came to Spain and 7 years later he came here with them again. So he lived 8 years in Georgia. This guy wants to say he's just lived in pacific countries where you can't fight in the streets. That's not the case of any of these countries to be honest.

[monoperative]

He's fresh from ironing out one of the toughest fighters in the sport, and this idiot basically calls him a fraud. The lack of self preservation instinct is genuinely astonishing.

[sahalali]

Bro’s playing villain and it suits him

[EvaristoTuPadreMartinez]

Sounds like when Nate got asked the question, he said you gotta walk on the street alone

[societyagainsttrump--]

Someone NOT from the streets, only going off of information published on the media, and alone…. TOUGH

[CJWII]

Dagestan warriors aren't protected by ground rules and illegal strike protection in the streets so half the stuff they do would get them gouged, bitten, kneed'd, elbow'd, and stomped 🤷

[raindance]

It's all about the conflict of Georgia VS Russia, Russia has been trying to occupy his country for centuries, and the reporter even disrespected him by skipping the part about ilia living in Georgia in his teen years and boi 😂 they have no idea what kinda crazy shit was happening in the streets at that time

[CJProc]

Is he referring to the streets like being gangsta

[albertojunior]

"I have come by myself" "So will gonna have to stand up and leave the room by yourself" 😂🔥