Dominance MMA CEO Ali Abdelaziz mocked Conor McGregor after the latter claimed that he would knock Kamaru Usman out in seconds
Conor McGregor is currently going through the roughest patch of his career. The Irishman, for the first time, has lost two back-to-back fights (both against Dustin Poirier).
However, a year ago, things looked different, as a loaded McGregor stepped inside the Octagon at UFC 246, taking on Donald Cerrone. He beat the veteran in the very first round, sounding off a warning to the welterweight division.
In a recent Twitter Q&A McGregor was asked about how it felt “sparking” people in three different weight classes:
McGregor replied saying that he would fight soon for the welterweight title and “spark” Kamaru Usman too:
“Tremendous! I love this record! I fight for the 170lb title I will spark him too. That would be fastest ko in ufc title fight (13 seconds) Most knockdowns in ufc title fight (5) And then another KO in a ufc title fight. 3 title fights. 3 ko’s, 3 new records. It’s right there!”
Usman hit back at McGregor asking him to be quiet, while warning him that he would call Poirier, Khabib Nurmagomedov or Nate Diaz to finish him once again.
“Spark who?? You must be talking about that pipe you’ve been smoking. Unlike you, if I’m gonna talk sh*t ill @ U. Now be quiet before I call Poirier or Khabib or Diaz to finish you again. #P4P Prince.”
It is worth noting that there were talks of a Usman-McGregor matchup in early 2020, after McGregor beat Cerrone.
Ali Abdelaziz chimes in to mock Conor McGregor
Not a week passes by without Dominance MMA CEO Ali Abdelaziz and Conor McGregor, having an exchange.
And since, this was about his own client, his best currently, Abdelaziz decided to fire back at McGregor.
Quote tweeting Usman’s reply to McGregor, Abdelaziz claimed that, even YouTuber Jake Paul “would spark McGregor’s a**.”
“I think Jake Paul spark is ass also.”
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