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Why Machine Gun Kelly is mocking Conor McGregor for UFC 329 performance

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Why Machine Gun Kelly is mocking Conor McGregor for UFC 329 performance
Rapper Machine Gun Kelly's old feud with Conor
McGregor is still simmering after the former
Ultimate Fighting Championship double champ suffered a crushing
defeat at
UFC 329.

MGK referenced his altercation with McGregor at the 2021 MTV Video
Music Awards while mocking the Irishman on social media.


MGK revives his long-running feud with Conor McGregor after the
former UFC champion’s loss to Max Holloway.

MGK, who refrained from publicly commenting on his infamous clash
with McGregor at the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards at the time,
ridiculed the fighter after his TKO defeat to Max
Holloway at UFC 329. McGregor’s Octagon return following a
five-year hiatus ended in just 69 seconds as he appeared to suffer
a knee injury while throwing his opening kick against Holloway.

MGK shared a series of photos on Instagram after UFC 329, including
one with McGregor throwing a punch at the musician during the 2021
MTV Video Music Awards.

“Knees weak of old age, the real Conor can't stand up,†he wrote in
the caption of the post.

Acknowledging that he had received backlash for his earlier post,
MGK followed up with another video on social media, saying he had
“absolutely nothing” to apologize for, referencing McGregor's
iconic post-fight line after beating Eddie
Alvarez to become a double champ.

“I'm aware I did a post yesterday, and I should probably apologize
for absolutely nothing, homie,†MGK wrote.

“F*ck this dude; that's how beef works. We don't like each other.
Everyone is saying, ‘Oh, you commented on his age, he's only one
year older than you, [and] about his knees.' Hey, guess what? We
don't age the same. My knees are awesome,†he further added.

MGK concluded by joking that McGregor’s walkout lasted longer than
the fight itself.

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Video: UFC star Alexander Volkanovski punishes gigantic NFL player

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Video: UFC star Alexander Volkanovski punishes gigantic NFL player

Alexander Volkanovski is used to being the smaller man in the cage, but his latest side quest is just ridiculous.

The two-time UFC featherweight champion stepped into the cage with NFL star Jordan Mailata, Volkanovski's countryman and a Super Bowl winner with the Philadelphia Eagles. Mailata participated in a series of challenges, first going blow-for-blow with Volkanovski on a punch machine, then seeing how well he could absorb Volkanovski's body blows firsthand, and then getting taken off of his feet by Volkanovski.

Through it all, the 6-foot-8 Mailata was a good sport, though on more than one occasion he questioned his own judgment for agreeing to participate in the challenges.

Volkanovski even managed to submit Mailata with a choke, despite the massive lineman easily lifting Volkanovski into the air. Mailata finally got to put his football skills to use in the final segment, which saw him protecting a dummy from Volkanovski; however, Volkanovski had one more trick up his sleeve to get the upper hand.

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Henry Cejudo becomes latest fighter to suggest Ilia Topuria vs Paddy Pimblett

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Henry Cejudo becomes latest fighter to suggest Ilia Topuria vs Paddy Pimblett

Former UFC champion Henry Cejudo believes that the UFC needs to book a fight between Ilia Topuria and Paddy Pimblett.

The future of Ilia Topuria in the Ultimate Fighting Championship is unclear. While he will almost certainly fight again for the promotion, and may even do so before the end of the year, there are a few different opponents he could face – most notably Justin Gaethje and Paddy Pimblett.

RELATED: Ilia Topuria should face Paddy Pimblett next, says former UFC champion

Ilia Topuria has obviously already lost to Gaethje back at UFC Freedom 250, whereas Pimblett is someone that he has been feuding with away from the cage for literal years now.

In a recent interview, Henry Cejudo gave his thoughts on Ilia Topuria's next fight.

Cejudo wants Ilia Topuria vs Paddy Pimblett

“Justin Gaethje ain't giving that opportunity,†Cejudo told MMA Junkie. “Remember: Fighters have leverage. Justin Gaethje has one year to say ‘yes, I want to fight' or ‘no, I do not want to fight.' The UFC don't want to do that, especially after the no mas thing. That ain't it. But also because of entertainment, I could see it happening. But also competitively and knowing Justin Gaethje, he ain't going to give him that opportunity.â€

“It's not just losing,†Cejudo said. “It's getting your ass kicked and getting beat up. Getting beat up, it takes a minute for your brain to come back and your spirit to come back and be like, ‘I think I want to do this again.' Ilia needs to fight ‘Paddy the Baddy.' Put the sanitizer sh*t to bed. It's the perfect storyline. I think ‘Paddy the Baddy' would be the perfect match for him to come back to. He has to. If he claims everything he is then he needs to get back in there and beat Paddy, and the winner fights Justin Gaethje.â€

Quotes via MMA Junkie

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Curtis Blaydes talks about his MMA future after Noche UFC victory

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Curtis Blaydes talks about his MMA future after Noche UFC victory

UFC heavyweight Curtis Blaydes has discussed his future in the promotion after his triumph over Waldo Cortes-Acosta.

It feels like forever since Curtis Blaydes was first viewed as a real contender in the UFC heavyweight division. He always seems to get right to the cusp of earning a world championship opportunity, only to fall short at the final hurdle.

RELATED: Curtis Blaydes makes interesting suggestion for Josh Hokit: “I would be having serious discussions†after UFC Freedom 250

Now, though, Curtis Blaydes will be hoping his time has finally come after a solid win over Waldo Cortes-Acosta put him right back in the hunt.

In an interview following the bout, Curtis Blaydes opened up on what the future could hold for him in the UFC.

Curtis Blaydes looks to the future

“The rankings don't mean a damn thing to me no more. I no longer respect them. I'm not even going to look at them. That's why I don't really know where everyone is, but I hope to get a top 5 opponent next.â€

“As we're getting older, we don't just want to be fighting anybody, because you could always get injured,†Blaydes said. “You could break the hand, break the toe, break anything. So yeah, I'm not just fighting just anybody. Like, I took this fight because he was ranked above me, had a lot of steam, even though he just lost to Volkov. He's been very active, he's got a lot of highlights. That's why we took this fight in his hometown. I'm looking for, like I said, a top 5 guy.

“Like, I'm thinking about that game, Chutes and Ladders. As few steps as I can take to get here. If I can chute here, and chute here – that's what I'm looking to do. It just depends on the rankings, I guess.â€

Quotes via MMA Junkie

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