Police officers hurt and arrests made after brawl outside Glasgow Hydro bare-knuckle event

Daily Record leads with Conor McGregor being “slammed,” focusing on calls that the bare-knuckle event should have happened and linking that context to violence breaking out afterward.

Daily Record emphasises consequences for the venue, saying the Hydro is unlikely to host more bare-knuckle boxing after the brawl and police attacks.

Irish Mirror foregrounds police being attacked in a “shocking brawl,” emphasising the heavy police deployment outside the OVO Hydro.

Mirror stresses the scale and chaos outside the Hydro, leading with “huge brawl” and noting police injuries during the disorder as crowds left the event.

BBC News opens with a more restrained facts-first framing—two arrests and injured officers—attributing details to Police Scotland’s response to disturbance reports.

The Scotsman highlights the incident as “alarming,” adding that eyewitnesses say police were also targeted in a late-night flashpoint.

The Herald Scotland foregrounds the police outcome, stating officers were injured and arrests made, and names two men arrested and charged after the disorder.

Irish Mirror leads with “fights break out everywhere” tied to an event attended by Conor McGregor, with attention on the heavy police presence.

Glasgow Times leads with “videos” and the “absolute chaos” framing, focusing on crowd trouble outside the Hydro following the BKFC event.

Daily Record highlights the police injuries more directly, saying officers needed medical treatment after being attacked in the street brawl.

Daily Record leads with eyewitness characterisation of “police everywhere,” framing the incident mainly as brawls occurring outside the OVO Hydro after BKFC.