Conor McGregor's recent training clip has caught the attention of Jake Paul, Ali Abdelaziz, and many others in the combat sports community. The MMA superstar, who hopes to return to the octagon next year, received criticism from a majority of them.Media outlet Happy Punch took to X to share an 11-second video of McGregor sparring with an individual.Check out the post below:Many, including Paul, quickly rushed to the comments section to share their reactions. The YouTuber-turned-boxer slammed the Irishman, writing:''This is why boxers obliterate these dumba*s MMA fighters is because this is some fake a*s sparring with some random who is a victim and not good enough to be in there''Abdelaziz mocked McGregor, writing:''Easy to look good sparing with the Uber driver''Others also made fun of the former UFC double champion, writing:''Khabib [Nurmagomedov] rebuilt the entire republic of Dagestan with his money and gave his people hope and a reason to dream of a better future. This guy made a brand of mid overpriced whiskey and snorted powder. Loved watching him fight when he was fighter. Not a fan of the clown show.''''Conor is not an elite fighter! Even when he had elite power and elite movement he was a gasser. Now hes x stones too heavy. Extremely slow, and can't take the shots! Can't kick. This is a terrible idea.''Check out more reactions below:Fan reactions [Screenshots courtesy: @HappyPunch on X]McGregor, who still has two fights left in his UFC contract, stated last month that he re-entered the drug testing pool after expressing his wish to compete at UFC White House. Notably, Donald Trump plans to host a UFC event on the White House grounds next year to celebrate America's 250th anniversary on July 4.Dana White discusses Conor McGregor's potential UFC returnConor McGregor hasn't competed since breaking his leg against Dustin Poirier in their trilogy matchup at UFC 264 in 2021. Last year, he was scheduled to face Michael Chandler at UFC 303, before a toe injury while training derailed his return.McGregor now wants to fight at UFC White House and has begun training for it. In a recent interview with Pardon My Take, UFC CEO Dana White discussed the Irishman's comeback:''I mean, if you see, he’s been posting videos of himself training, he’s back in the pool now, he wants the White House fight. Listen, if he starts getting in shape and starts training and stays the course, that’s the fight he wants, he keeps telling me he wants that fight so we’ll see how it plays out over the next few months.'' [2:22:56]