WATCH: Conor McGregor reacts badly to suggestion press conference scrap with Eddie Alvarez was staged

Thursday night was not the first time Conor McGregor grabbed a belt that wasn't his.

On the Dublin leg of the never-ending publicity tour for his originally scheduled bout with Jose Aldo, McGregor sent the Convention Centre into raptures when he snatched the then UFC featherweight champion's strap. On Thursday night in New York he repeated the trick, taking Eddie Alvarez's lightweight belt, provoking the American to throw a chair in the direction of McGregor. 'The Notorious' retaliated by lifting a folding chair over his head as if he was about to hurl it at his UFC 205 opponent. So far, so UFC 202. However this press conference carried on without further incident, until the pair went on New Zealand television for an interview with Andrew Mulligan. https://twitter.com/Andrew_Mulligan/status/796840542252302336 The host of 'The Crowd Goes Wild' asked McGregor and Alvarez about the chair incident, hinting that it might have been choreographed. The question was batted away and the interview ended, however McGregor made his feelings clear on the line of questioning, not realising his microphone was still on. "He's a fucking donkey," the Dubliner said of Mulligan. 'Some sort of shite about 'scripted' or something, he said." McGregor continued, not knowing his complaints could be heard by Mulligan: "He has a mad mush head on him, he looks like a burns victim or something." https://twitter.com/SandhuMMA/status/796959219945762816