Conor McGregor is one of the best trash talkers in the UFC. The ‘Notorious’ is not just good at taking shots at others, but also quick with his retort. McGregor’s ability to come back with an answer, while he was being trolled, was at full display in one of his recent tweets. 

The Irishman received a sardonic reply in of his recent social media post, where he was flexing his muscles in front of the mirror. The troll wrote, “What are you using? I want some of that 🤣.”

The emoji made it very clear that the intent of the message was to mock McGregor.

The UFC megastar star in his classic self didn’t let the message pass by, he came back with a subtle reply of his own. McGregor said, “Proper Twelve and Forged Irish Stout. Served alongside my own, organically grown, Irish beef, served on a hot stone. Tidl spray for pain.”

Conor McGregor and his controversial social media posts

McGregor’s social media, of late, has become a subject of massive public mockery because of the controversial things the fighter chooses to upload. Moreover, his habit of constantly deleting posts gives the crowd even more things to discuss.

A few weeks back, the former double champ took to his social media to say some nasty things about the internet sensation, Hasbulla.

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McGregor received heavy backlash for making fun of the 19-year-old’s appearance despite knowing that he suffers from GHD [Growth Hormone Deficiency].

The ‘Mystic Mac’ became a source of laughter for the public after he put up a video of exercising his back in what looked like a very unconventional way. There were some hilarious reactions in the comment section of that post, however, McGregor came back explaining the benefits of that exercise.

McGregor also deleted a video from his social media where it seemed like he was getting intimate on his yacht. The video showed a glimpse of his fiancee, Dee Devlin’s head. He then panned the camera over to the ocean. He later deleted the video. However, it went viral for as long as it was there.

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