It wasn’t just an interview. It was a ritual.

Conor McGregor sat down for a “conversation”—but the room spoke louder than he did.

— Masonic checkerboard floor beneath his feet
— Twin pillars flanking the stage, echoing Boaz and Jachin
— A framed image behind him, rich in esoteric geometry

Every angle, every symbol, every shadow… deliberate.
Not decor. Design.

A visual language of control, hierarchy, and initiation.

When fighters become icons, they’re not just celebrated—they’re absorbed.
McGregor didn’t just enter the spotlight.
He entered the architecture.

Watch the footage. The symbols weren’t accidental.

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