"Come spar me" - UFC flyweight sends time and location to fan who claims "women's MMA is low level"

UFC flyweight contender Casey O'Neill issued a challenge to a fan who claimed women's MMA is inferior.

The fan, who hides behind a faceless burner account on Twitter, singled out O'Neill as someone they labeled "low level," while taking a shot at the entire women's MMA scene. The Twitter user, who admitted that they are untrained in combat, suggested that they can fight better than the Scottish-born Australian.

See the tweet below:

Not one to back down from any confrontation, 'King' Casey asked her detractor to put their money where their mouth is. She unhesitantly revealed her whereabouts and extended a challenge:

"[Xtreme Couture] in Las Vegas. Tuesday/Thursday is sparring day. 3:30pm, Come spar me, that would be fun!"

Check out Casey O'Neill's response below:

Xtreme Couture head coach Eric Nicksick even gave O'Neill his blessing to spar the fan. His only condition is that the person signs a waiver. Meanwhile, Chris Curtis said he'll be ready to get the cameras rolling.

Needless to say, it's never a good idea to call out a professional fighter, especially for people who have no experience in fighting. But, of course, social media is a place where trolls can thrive without having to face actual consequences.

With O'Neill's latest experience, it's hard not to think back to the time Paul Felder had a hilarious exchange with a self-aware keyboard warrior.

Check out the interaction below:

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UFC flyweight Casey O'Neill's road to recovery

UFC flyweight standout Casey O'Neill was supposed to face Jessica Eye on the main card of UFC 276 in July.

Unfortunately, the up-and-comer suffered an ACL tear, which forced her to withdraw from the matchup. On Instagram, O'Neill announced that the injury will require surgery and that she'll be out indefinitely:

"I've spent the past 7 days trying to continue on but it's just not possible on a fully torn ACL... I will have surgery, recover and be back better than ever before you know it. I’m so sad that I don’t get to perform for you guys, I’m so sad that I don’t get to fight but I am excited to get healthy and rebuild."

Check out the post below:

Right now, though, the UFC flyweight prospect appears to be hard at work on returning to action. Based on her social media activities, O'Neill mainly spends her time rehabbing her injury and participating in light martial arts training.