Donald Cerrone’s bout against Conor McGregor is one of the fights to receive the highest PPV selling. Also, ‘Cowboy’s’ domain in the entertainment sector is nothing less than phenomenal. ‘Cowboy’ is further known as one of the busiest fighters in the UFC for a reason. He has starred in many Hollywood movies and made a few country songs. Cerrone recently released a new song with Brantley Gilbert. However, the song didn’t do the magic that it was intended to perform.
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Cerrone‘s new song was intended as a laughingstock. It was, in fact, recorded for the 2022 MMA Awards. However, when it landed on Twitter, the fans displayed displeasure in the comments section.
Fans react to Donald Cerrone’s new country song
The 36-17-0 record holder, Donald Cerrone, recently released a song called, ‘Lil’ Cowboy’s Up’. Although the original song, ‘Bottoms Up’, created by Brantley Gilbert, became a popular country song; this one, however, was intended as a joke for the MMA Awards.
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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – JANUARY 18: Conor McGregor (R) fights Donald Cerrone in a welterweight bout during UFC246 at T-Mobile Arena on January 18, 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada. McGregor won by first-round TKO. (Photo by Steve Marcus/Getty Images)
In the description, ‘Cowboy’ Cerrone wrote, “This was recorded as a gag for the 2022 MMA Awards, they asked us to just shoot it on a green screen and keep it simple… so we did our thing and I just acted like a knucklehead.”
Fans, however, were not in favor of the ‘Cowboy’. @RealPressMMA and @MMARoasted recently shared the music video on Twitter. They questioned in the caption whether ‘Cowboy’ Cerrone was in fact the best country singer alive. Without a doubt, the fans took over the comments section and displayed their dislike for the song. Furthermore, they were in complete denial that ‘Cowboy’ was a good singer.
Here is what people had to say:
I think that Head kick Conor landed on Donald is paying off 🙃🙂🤭
— darren keys (@Dark_Nights98) December 18, 2022
Is this an infomercial about CTE 🤔
— Ricci Kitchen (@ricci_kitchen) December 14, 2022
man left the ufc, got his hairline done, started doing steroids, and became a rapper.
— B. (@b1adley) December 19, 2022
This is worse than his performance against McGregor
— Axel Rose (@AxleRosay) December 14, 2022
I respect him so cannot watch this
— Jamie Ransom (@JesterFalls) December 14, 2022
Conor McGregor once congratulated Donald Cerrone on social media
The ‘Notorious’ and the ‘Cowboy’ landed against each other in the main event of UFC 246 PPV, back in 2020. Although the match was highly hyped up, it didn’t go beyond 40 seconds. However, Cerrone got knocked out; with one of McGregor’s powerful kicks.
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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – JULY 10: Conor McGregor of Ireland prepares to fight Dustin Poirier during the UFC 264 event at T-Mobile Arena on July 10, 2021 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC)
The fight, in fact, had the highest-selling pay-per-view one of that year. Undeniably, this made the ‘Mystic Mac’ extremely happy. He took to Twitter and congratulated his opponent. Furthermore, he credited Cerrone for being the perfect partner.
Congrats to the @ufc on a well fought 2020! The only sporting company on the planet to come through the entire year! Incredible!
I am honoured to secure their highest PPV of the year with McGregor Vs Cerrone.
Congrats Donald, and also on his double submission win last night. #No1 pic.twitter.com/Xvh76Gki3U— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) December 21, 2020
He wrote, “Congrats to the @ufc on a well fought 2020! The only sporting company on the planet to come through the entire year! Incredible! I am honoured to secure their highest PPV of the year with McGregor Vs Cerrone. Congrats Donald, and also on his double submission win last night. #No1.”
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