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SCHOLES: Former UFC champ Conor McGregor arrested in Miami for smashing a fan's cellphone.</s>DEAN: Andy Scholes here with more in this morning's "Bleacher Report". Hello.</s>SCHOLES: Hey, good morning, guys. Yeah, just another ugly incident involving the UFC star. According to police, McGregor was leaving a hotel early Monday morning when a 22-year-old man tried to take a picture of him. That's when police say McGregor slapped the phone out of his hand and stomped on it several times. McGregor then grabbed the phone and took it. McGregor was arrested Monday afternoon and charged with strong arm robbery and criminal mischief, both of which are felonies. McGregor was released on bail late Monday night. McGregor's attorney said in a statement to CNN Sports, Conor McGregor was involved in a minor altercation that resulted in a call to law enforcement. Mr. McGregor appreciates the response of law enforcement and pledges his full cooperation. The United States women's soccer team prepared to defend their title at this summer's World Cup. They're also preparing for a legal battle over equal pay. 28 members filed a gender discrimination lawsuit against the U.S. Soccer Federation on Friday. And CNN spoke to two of the stars of the team, Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan, they say they just want what's right.</s>MEGAN RAPINOE, U.S. WOMEN'S NATIONAL SOCCER TEAM: I'm very confident winning the case. Like I said to even bring a lawsuit to the forefront, you have to be sure as hell that your claims are solid.</s>ALEX MORGAN, U.S. WOMEN'S NATIONAL SOCCER TEAM: What I look back on is the legacy that I leave and feeling proud of like the mark that I made on the sport, and I think that this will be just as great if not greater than the achievements we make on the field.</s>SCHOLES: Thunder at the Jazz last night. And Russell Westbrook is getting into it with a fan and his wife sitting near the bench.</s>RUSSELL WESTBROOK, POINT GUARD, OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER: You think I'm playing? I swear to God. I swear to God. I'll</s>SCHOLES: The fans were issued a warning but not ejected from the game. And after the game, Westbrook, he addressed the incident.</s>WESTBROOK: Young man and his wife in the stands told me to get down on my knees like you used to. And to me, that is completely disrespectful. I think it is racial. I think it is inappropriate. There is no protection for the players.</s>SCHOLES: And the Jazz issued a statement saying they will continue to investigate what happened. But players and fans have a shared responsibility to create a safe and respectful environment. And this comes up quite often.</s>BRIGGS: With the NBA in particular.</s>SCHOLES: These fans, I don't understand how they just think that they can say whatever they want, because they are court side, it won't matter, because they never would say to them out on the street, you know?</s>DEAN: Yes.</s>BRIGGS: You wonder if that court side access at some point is rethought. I guess it can't be. It is part of the game.</s>SCHOLES: Just unfortunate.</s>BRIGGS: Fans have to act more responsible as well. Andy, good to see you, my friend.</s>DEAN: Thanks. More airlines and countries halting flights of a new Boeing model following another crash, but the FAA says the 737 MAX 8 can keep flying.