Connor Zilisch made light of a tense race weekend by joking about the upcoming NASCAR All-Star Boxing Match. The JR Motorsports driver took to X to poke fun at the drama that unfolded in Las Vegas involving Jesse Love.Zilisch posted a reply to The Daily Downfords, who had shared a poster for NASCAR’s first-ever All-Star Boxing Match. The event will take place on November 27 and will stream for free on NASCAR’s YouTube channel and Tubi.The poster featured several NASCAR drivers matched up against each other, including Ty Gibbs, Corey Heim, and brothers Luke and Jack Baldwin. At the top of the lineup were Jesse Love and Connor Zilisch, shown as the main bout. Zilisch shared the post with a short caption that read,“I think someone else can take my spot and give the fans what they want after tonight 😂”His comment came right after the NASCAR Xfinity Series Playoff race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, where Jesse Love got into a heated exchange with Nick Sanchez after an aggressive on-track battle. Love, who drives for Richard Childress Racing, had a tough finish and an even tougher time after the checkered flag. Following a restart with 23 laps to go, Love and Sanchez battled hard for position. They raced side-by-side, nearly touching, before Love slipped back and finished sixth. Sanchez crossed the line in fifth. According to NASCAR.com, after the race, Jesse Love waited for Sanchez on pit road. When the two spoke, things got heated quickly. Love accused Sanchez of racing recklessly and said he was close to crashing them both. Sanchez defended himself, saying he was just racing hard for the win. The argument ended with Love shoving Sanchez and walking away.“This motherf*** is going to make me crash out” – Connor Zilisch vents frustration at AlmirolaConnor Zilisch also had a tough on-track battle during the Las Vegas race, this time with Aric Almirola. The Focused Health 302 was a 201-lap event and Zilisch’s 28th start of his first full Xfinity Series season.The JR Motorsports rookie, driving for Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s team, came into Las Vegas leading the championship standings with 3071 points. Earlier this year, he gave JR Motorsports its 100th career win with a victory at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.Zilisch was fighting for his 11th win of the season when things got intense with Almirola. The two raced side-by-side for several laps, and Zilisch felt that Almirola was pushing him too hard. Over the radio, Zilisch was heard saying (as reported by Dustin Albino on X),“This motherf* is going to make me crash out.”**His crew chief, Mardy Lindley, replied, “Give it back to him.”Dustin Albino @DustinAlbinoLINK"This motherf***** is going to make me crash out" Connor Zilisch says, racing Aric Almirola for second. "Give it back to him" Mardy Lindley encourages. #NASCARConnor Zilisch managed to hold his line and finish second. Almirola, who isn’t in the playoffs, ended up winning the race after sweeping all three stages. Justin Allgaier, Corey Day, and Nick Sanchez completed the top five.Next up for Connor Zilisch is the United Rentals 250 at Talladega Superspeedway on October 18. The race will air on The CW at 4 p.m. ET, with live radio coverage on MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.