Conor McGregor Hinted on Joining WWE in Future
Conor McGregor recently participated in a brief, impromptu interview,
During this, he talked about many topics, especially his possible tenure in WWE. Over the years, McGregor has been associated with the sports entertainment world because of his generational gift of insight.
After being asked by the interviewer if he would ever sign with WWE, he has now offered his thoughts on whether he envisions professional wrestling in his future. While driving in an SUV, McGregor was more measured and open-minded than ever regarding professional wrestling. He said “You never know”
Recently Conor McGregor starred in the movie Round House which is a remake of the 1989 movie of the same name, in the movie McGregor played the role of Knox. The movie also has Jake Gyllenhaal as the protagonist.
Previously McGregor insulted WWE’s Entire Roaster
In the past, Conor McGregor has been wildly dismissive of WWE, insulting its scripted nature while calling himself a real fighter. In 2016, Conor McGregor set the internet on fire when he trolled the entire WWE by tweeting that it was not my intention to disrespect the @wwe fans. What I meant to say was that I will slap your entire roster twice on Sunday.
He Especially mocked WWE main star John Cena. Although Cena is one of the most respected athletes to enter the realm of pro-wrestling, the Irishman has not been shy in making fun of Cena and his gimmick.
Just a week before his highly anticipated rematch against Stockton native Nate Diaz, ‘The Notorious One’ criticized WWE and Cena. McGregor made fun of Cena’s catchphrase ‘You can’t see me’, saying that the pro wrestler is right here and everyone can see him.
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Many Famous Wrestler of WWE strike back at McGregor’s Insulting Comment
His comments angered many people, including pro wrestling legend Ric Flair.
Big Show spoke with Forbes about UFC’s Conor McGregor and some of McGregor’s comments about WWE. Show said he was a fan of McGregor, but his comments may have been more publicity than fact.
The show said, “Who is Conor McGregor going to fight? I have dated women bigger than me.
Chris Jericho wrote on Twitter, Sorry buddy, no disrespect to you, but my fight is legit, unlike your scheduled fight in @UFC. I will embarrass you.
AJ Styles tweeted, “I think McGregor could have done well in the featherweight division…if WWE had his way.”
Roman Reigns tweeted, ‘Your size is equal to my foot.’ shut up.
Sheamus tweeted, never show a mirror to Jack Russell. It thinks it’s a majestic Irish Wolfhound. Really, just an annoying guy trying to sell tickets.
Kurt Angle tweeted a very funny little guy. Why don’t you get your head out of Dana White’s ass?
Ric Flair tweeted, From a guy who made a career out of copying his in-ring persona, he expected they would get the same kind of class from Ronda or Anderson.
Phil Brooks popularly known as CM Punk, expressed surprise at how upset his colleagues were.
“So you know, when you get involved in that whole scene there are always grey areas and you’re wondering if it’s a job. It’s not a job. A lot of feelings were hurt, though, All I can tell you is, that the idea I had was a little weird. You’ve got to take the emotion out of it. These guys still don’t know.”
However, now that both the WWE and UFC exist under the corporate TKO Group Holdings, Which has become a bridge between the pro-wrestling world and MMA. it’s very easy to collaborate
Execute, and people can see it as Michael Chandler’s recent appearance on ‘Monday Night Raw’.