Conor McGregor Takes Another Loss, Ruthlessly Mocked After What He Did in Cowboys Stadium
On the list of things Conor McGregor can throw, you’ll find such things as “a punch” or “his opponent.”
What you won’t find on that list? A football.
The Irish MMA superstar scored an invite to Cowboys Stadium at the behest of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, where he got a chance to hang out with the team, give a pep talk, and uncork the wounded duck to end all wounded ducks.
I think McGregor picked the right sport 😂 https://t.co/Nemv7hAzfG
— The Checkdown (@thecheckdown) October 14, 2018
That duck was so awful, the ridicule came fast and furious on Twitter.
I’m thinking no one ever threw the football around with Conor McGregor when he was growing up pic.twitter.com/EN8mY4ZteV
— Jimmy Clarke (@JimmyClarke) October 14, 2018
— James Caraveo (@chevyman916) October 15, 2018
The parallels to Blake Bortles, who has been following up his stellar 2017 campaign by Bortling in key moments like his old self this year, were striking.
— Rodger Sherman (@rodger) October 14, 2018
Then again, Philip Rivers of the Chargers has had his occasional Mr. McGreg moment, looking like he had a leg for an arm and an arm for a leg in the same fashion at one point.
Counterpoint: pic.twitter.com/9mK7F4JU0a
— Mitch (@MitchThinks) October 14, 2018
Someone even swung for the fences and invoked the infamous 50 Cent first pitch at a Mets game as the gold standard to which this display of incompetence aspires.
Conor McGregor stick to MMA. This is worst than the 50 Cent first pitch by far. Dana come get your boy. pic.twitter.com/nyP8tAkjDf
— Bobby 1-5 (@hiphopguru8282) October 15, 2018
I dunno, man, Fiddy’s embarrassing toss was pretty bad.
— jackosaurus ?? (@jackosaurus) October 15, 2018
And no diss track about NFL quarterbacks is complete without the Bills’ Nathan Peterman.
One football game to save the planet. Choose your QB. pic.twitter.com/xkn59rSbDJ
— Yahoo Fantasy Sports (@YahooFantasy) October 14, 2018
Maybe McGregor should stick to MMA. After all, unlike in the NFL with their quarterbacks, in MMA you’re actually allowed to hit people.
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