UFC Champion Conor McGregor Calls Out The Entire WWE Roster; Dream Match In The Making?

Conor McGregor has been expressing his interest to fight in WWE, but it seems the WWE is not going to welcome him the way we expect. Conor McGregor has been known for his barbed tongue and was able to call out all the WWE Superstars.

According to the SB Nation's MMA Fighting, McGregor leave a statement, saying "For the most part, those WWE guys are p*ssi*s, to be honest. They're messed up p*ssi*s if you ask me." "McGregor" was not done yet, after dropping an abominable statement, McGregor even gave another comment via twitter that he would slap the head off of the entire WWE roster.

Conor McGregor's twitter message ignites some of the WWE Superstars to reply on his twit. One of the WWE Superstars who replied to him is Rick Flair, who previously gave a positive comment about "McGregor's"fighting style.

ON THE AIR: #WZDaily https://t.co/fGarNTXI9w @WZRebel @BigRaysShow Who Should Have A WWE Match With Conor McGregor?

— WrestleZone.com (@WRESTLEZONEcom) August 10, 2016

A press release by TheForbes, it says that Conor McGregor's fighting style was derived from a basic pro wrestling, that from "McGregor's" previous fights, it shows a resemblance of the Rick Flair's Irish Swag. There was also a time that Conor McGregor copied the trademark walk of Vince McMahon in his UFC 196 match versus Nate Diaz.

Everything is serving an unforeseen purpose, market. It seems Conor McGregor is drawing the attention not only of the WWE Superstars, but especially the WWE fans. Once the UFC Featherweight Champion steps on the WWE Ring, it will be a brutal blockbuster. A possible WWE appearance of Conor McGregormight be a record breaking night not only for the pay-per-view, also on the arena attendance.

Known as The Notorious, Conor McGregor is the current title holder of the UFC Featherweight Division with an excellent 17 knockout out of 19 wins and 3 loses. Even Conor McGregor was involved in numerous controversies, his undeniable skills inside the UFC Octagon still defines him a true MMA warrior.