Conor McGregor shares bizarre word to the wise with his fans

At times, it is difficult to decode what Irish superstar Conor McGregor is trying to say in his tweets.

One example of this was when recently, 'The Notorious' uploaded a tweet where he appeared to be sharing a bizarre piece of motivational advice with his fans.

"See all these little vermin. These little cockroaches. They don’t care about you so Fuck Them. Whoever needed to hear this today and soldier on, there it is. You’re welcome," wrote Conor McGregor.

McGregor has been quite active on Twitter lately. 'Mystic Mac' recently uploaded a tweet laying out his plans for 2023. The Irishman wrote that he intended on slicing someone upon his return to the octagon.

Former UFC lightweight champion Rafael dos Anjos responded to the tweet.

The Portuguese word 'Bombado' translates to 'pumped up' in English, meaning the Brazilian was eager to see McGregor back in action.

Dos Anjos and McGregor were supposed to fight for the lightweight belt at UFC 196. However, due to an injury, the Brazilian had to withdraw from the fight. Nate Diaz stepped in as a last-minute replacement and shocked the world by defeating McGregor at UFC 196.

Since then, McGregor and dos Anjos have been going back and forth on social media, teasing a fight.

McGregor is expected to fight again in 2023 but no official announcement has been made regarding his opponent. So, there is a possibility that the grudge match between him and dos Anjos might finally become a reality.

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Sean O'Malley speaks on Conor McGregor's absence from the sport

UFC rising star Sean O'Malley recently weighed in on Conor McGregor's absence from MMA.

In a recent episode of the BROMALLEY show, 'Suga' said that he missed watching McGregor's fights and wanted to see the Irishman compete again soon.

"I've been watching a lot of YouTube stuff on Conor {McGregor}. F**k, I miss Conor fights. Dude, I wanna see a Conor fight soon. The leadup."

You can listen to O'Malley speak about McGregor from the 10:11 mark below:

McGregor's last UFC fight took place in July 2021. 'The Notorious' went up against Dustin Poirier in a trilogy fight. Mcgregor suffered a gruesome injury in the closing seconds of the first round and thus, lost the fight by TKO via doctor stoppage.