“Who p***** in your acai?”: Conor McGregor mocks Jose Aldo’s metered response telling him to shut his “fucking mouth”…after the Irishman challenged his longtime rival to a rematch of their UFC 194 in-ring feud boxing
- Conor McGregor mocked Jose Aldo after challenging him to a boxing rematch
- Aldo returned to the squared circle on Saturday and tied Jeremy Stephens
- Then the Brazilian embarked on a noisy struggle against his former rival in the UFC
Conor McGregor took to social media after Jose Aldo released an X rating response to his challenge to a rematch inside the squared circle.
Since retiring from MMA after losing to Merab Dvalishvili last year, Aldo has returned to his first love and embarked on a professional boxing career.
After winning a decision over Emanuel Zambrano in his debut in February, Aldo returned to the ring to take on former UFC opponent Jeremy Stephens inside the boxing ring as part of Jorge Masvidal’s Gamebred Boxing 4.
In response to the event, McGregor tweeted: “It should be me and Aldo”, prompting Masvidal to respond and offer to “make it happen”.
Aldo will finally fight to a draw with Stevens on Saturday, with the former UFC featherweight champion beginning a tirade against the Irishman during the post-fight press conference.
Conor McGregor has taken to social media to suggest a boxing rematch between himself and Jose Aldo
McGregor famously defeated Aldo in just 13 seconds in the main event of UFC 194 in 2015
“Conor (has) a big mouth,” Aldo told reporters in response to McGregor’s tweet. He always talks a lot of shit. He has a scheduled fight. … Connor, shut your fucking mouth. We were supposed to fight before in the UFC. You’re running, and now you’re still talking ***.
Aldo has long maintained that McGregor avoided a 2015 rematch at UFC 194, where McGregor defeated the Brazilian in just 13 seconds to secure his first undisputed title with the promotion.
A rematch was on the cards the following year, but McGregor ultimately chose to move up in weight, splitting a pair of bouts with Nate Diaz before defeating Eddie Alvarez to capture the lightweight crown and become the UFC’s first ever synchronized welterweight champion. hero.
After Aldo responded to McGregor’s plea with a sneering tirade, the Irishman responded with a sarcasm on Twitter
McGregor also called out Jeremy Stephens while referring to his symbolic sacking of the American
Responding to the normally mild Brazilian’s outburst, McGregor sarcastically replied on Twitter: “Ok, ok, ahahah whatever boy I was just trying to be nice.” Who’s p ***** in your acai?
After his response to Aldo, McGregor turned his attention to Stevens, writing: “I am and who is this guy to hang on.”
McGregor’s tweet referenced the iconic line he made at Stephens when the pair shared the stage during the UFC 205 press conference in 2016.
