The battle between Conor McGregor and WWE roster is turning out to be one of the weird fights of 2016. The verbal body blows of McGregor hasn’t stopped after numerous warnings from the wrestlers' including Roman Reigns, Curtis Axel and Ric Flair. The Irishman ahead of his rematch with Nate Diaz at UFC 202 claims that he's certainly making fun of the WWE and its superstars in the build up to the big clash on Saturday night.
Due to his trash talks, McGregor has been receiving a lot of attention recently and the 29-year-old said that he was quite amused with the exchanges he had over the WWE performers "It was quite amusing," McGregor told "UFC Tonight" about the exchange with the WWE performers. "It was not planned in any way. I was just asked a question and I rolled with it and it took on a life of its own.
"I had a little fun on Twitter with it and then as you know with the social media age, and something I put out seems to blow up these days. Like that retirement thing, that was just another one."
When McGregor dropped a message on Twitter saying that he'd "slap the head off" everyone on the roster, top performers like Roman Reigns and Sheamus immediately responded by firing back at the Irishman on social media.
The Notorious One recalled the incident and said that the WWE superstars reacted to the incident as they had no idea how to react to being provoked by a ‘real man’.
"It's been amusing watching all these dweebs sputter around, they're flapping over the place. They don't know what to do when a real man shows up and questions their whatever it is that they do," McGregor said.
"I don't even know what it is they do. Whatever, it is what it is, I am laughing all the way to the bank with it." he added
McGregor continued by saying that the expects the entire roster to tune into his fight on Saturday night. "Let all the boys and all the WWE universe tune in this Saturday to UFC 202 and see what happens, I know they'll be watching.”
It seems all eyes will be on one of the most anticipated rematches in the recent history as Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz go head to head in Las Vegas, tomorrow.
What makes Sting special? His first AEW opponent opens up RIGHT HERE.
