‘Oh Blood Splatter’- Conor McGregor Recites a Poem and Dedicates It to Irish Poet W. B. Yeats
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Fans are expecting Conor McGregor to make a spectacular comeback in 2022. While it is still not known whom he will be fighting, McGregor has started gearing up for his next fight.
He has also continuously engaged in Twitter banters with various UFC fighters and been in other controversies. The Irish fighter surely knows how to stay in the news. He never fails to surprise his fans. Yet again, he has done something completely unpredictable.
Along with being an incredible fighter, McGregor is also known for his witty comebacks, one-liners, and trash talk. This time, he seems to have taken inspiration from a slightly unexpected source. Poet W. B. Yeats inspired McGregor, and the fighter wrote a seven-line short poem.
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Conor McGregor turns into a poet
Taking some inspiration from the Irish poet W. B. Yeats, McGregor penned a few lines of his own.
He wrote on Twitter,
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“Oh blood splatter, we meet again
Never mine, never will
Always yours, Always spill
Jaw gone, jog on
For Maude is not gone
She is at the Black Forge Her favorite song
Oh blood splatter, from the Octagon
– W.B. Yachts”
Oh blood splatter, we meet again
Never mine, never will
Always yours, Always spill
Jaw gone, jog on
For Maude is not gone
She is at the Black Forge Her favorite song
Oh blood splatter, from the Octagon – W.B. Yachts 🛥 pic.twitter.com/CvlkuVbLqd— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) November 10, 2021
McGregor not only wrote the poem but also recited the lines himself. He dedicated the poem to W. B. Yeats and Maude Gonne. He wrote, “An ode to W.B Yeates and his old flame Maude Gonne. My lifetime of violent competition. And my Pub The Black Forge Inn. Enjoy”.
A Proper Irish poem from a Proper Irish animal ☘️ pic.twitter.com/7vUlCQ42Hv
— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) November 10, 2021
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Many fans praised McGregor’s poem. The fighter surely has a unique way with words. His fans love his hilarious replies and comebacks. In fact, his spontaneity with words has played a large role in his achieving superstardom as a UFC fighter. He is quite famous for having some of the most iconic one-liners.
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‘The Notorious’ seems to be getting into the groove for his upcoming fights and is taking inspiration from wherever possible.
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What do you think about Conor McGregor’s beautiful yet violent poem? Do you think he would make a good poet? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.