UFC megastar Conor McGregor has truly captured the imagination of fans as of late with his social media antics. The Irishman has made it a practice to tweet out rather cryptic messages to fans and fellow fighters. His latest escapade involving soon-to-be UFC debutant fighter, Paddy Pimblett certainly ranks as one of his more niche tweets.

A fan tweeted out and compared the debut of Conor McGregor to Paddy Pimblett, given their days as Cage Warriors champions. Paddy ‘The Baddy’, who will make his debut against Luigi Vendramini on September 4, will look to extend his two-fight winning streak. McGregor pulled out some rather specific references when responding to the fan tweet and fans are trying to decipher what he meant.

The consensus is that McGregor’s references are oddly specific and will only be effectively interpreted by Pimblett himself.

However, it’s safe to say that much of the fanbase will scratch their head trying to decode McGregor’s latest tweet.

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Conor McGregor’s social media escapades

Very few fighters have the ability to generate a conversation amongst fans with a single tweet or post on social media. However, McGregor’s star power transcends the fight game and everyone is on pins and needles to hear what he has to say.

However, his recent social media posts have not been received too well by the fans and it isn’t entirely hard to see why not.

Chiefly, he’s gone after fan-favorite former fighters like Daniel Cormier and Michael Bisping on social media. Furthermore, he also trolled Khabib Nurmagomedov’s late father in a now-deleted tweet.

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Such antics have turned away some of his most loyal fans who believe he has crossed the line one too many times. However, regardless of his out-of-cage antics, when McGregor signs the dotted line, it’s more likely than not that everyone will tune in to watch. Time will tell if his antics on social media will cost him some cache, with the MMA community going forward.

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