‘Who Wanna Be the Son of This Kid?’- Ali Abdelaziz Launches Personal Insults at Conor McGregor After His Freak Injury Against Dustin Poirier

Published 07/13/2021, 6:46 AM EDT

Conor McGregor is facing a lot of criticism after his loss to Dustin Poirier at UFC 264. The criticism is not only based on his performance but more on his trash talk that has crossed the line. From threatening Poirier to making means comments about his wife Jolie Poirier, McGregor yet again has breached all the barriers of morality.

This has lead rise to a lot of hate for the Irishman since his loss on July 10. One person who has fired back at ‘The Notorious’ is Ali Abdelaziz. In a recent interview with MMA junkie, Ali Abdelaziz had some harsh words to say for ‘The Notorious’. “Who wanna be the son of this kid? Nobody wants to be the son of someone like him. But in reality, f**k him. I don’t really care about him, you know? Listen, he is easy money. I hope he is healthy.”

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Abdelaziz continued, “He can come back and fight Gaethje or Islam, Beneil, and he is an easy payday for everybody. He’s become like I said he’s a pro****ute. Guys use him right now for hype. That’s it because he’s easy money. He cannot beat anybody in the top 10 or top 15. He cannot compete with these guys anymore. He cannot.”

Conor McGregor cannot beat top 15 ranked fighters?

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Abdelaziz is certain that Conor McGregor has lost his touch and can’t compete with the top 15 fighters on the roster. He also termed the former double champ as “easy money” as he feels fellow fighters fight McGregor only to get some hype behind their names.

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It’s true Conor McGregor has only won a single fight from his last four outings but it’s also true that the Irishman is facing top talent from the UFC roster. After losing two back-to-back bouts against Dustin Poirier his professional record still remains decent with 22 wins and 6 losses. McGregor has promised his fans that he would make a speedy recovery and will come back once again to avenge his loss.

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Saurabh Singh Laledia is an MMA enthusiast who works as a UFC writer for EssentiallySports. His passion for the UFC infused with his knowledge of various fight styles such as Muay Thai and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu motivated him to pursue a career in combat sports journalism, as it would be where he could exhibit his expert views and unbiased opinions whilst keeping the fan’s perspective alive. He started watching the sport at UFC 53 in 2005 when ‘The Ace’ Rich Franklin beat Evan Turner to claim the belt and has traced the journey of the middleweight title right from 'The Spider' to 'The Last Stylebender'.

‘Who Wanna Be the Son of This Kid?’- Ali Abdelaziz Launches Personal Insults at Conor McGregor After His Freak Injury Against Dustin Poirier

Conor McGregor cannot beat top 15 ranked fighters?

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