NBA Fans Brought Up A Throwback Of Conor McGregor Destroying Draymond Green

"The only man who can stop Draymond Green."

"Literally too. Dude will dribble Green’s head."

"Best L he ever handed someone."

"I would pay to see this match."

"Draymond gets owned."

"That's funny I don't remember the last time McGregor won a fight. Still rude and disrespectful as ever. Probably will never win again, unless it's someone who is past their prime. Just saying."

"Absolute gold."

"Dray got served."

"Still a quality burn."

"Draymond needs to get into boxing. He could make lots by boxing Logan Paul and McGregor."

"DAZN, make it happen."

Both Green and McGregor have fallen from grace since 2018 when this interaction happened. McGregor has only won one MMA bout since then, even losing his boxing matchup against Floyd after this trash-talk. Green won another championship in 2022 but is now serving an indefinite suspension for his violent outbursts on the court. 

Did Draymond Green Ever Respond To Conor McGregor?

Green issued a pretty ruthless response to McGregor that's often forgotten about, primarily because he dropped insults that Conor had no response to.

"That number won't be worn again when I'm finished with it clown! Gold medalist, NBA champ, All-Star, DPOY etc!!! Hahahaha stop it, boy! Nate Diaz whooped you in your ring! Money May is about to destroy you!!! Take that Warrior jersey off bruh, you're an incredible internet troll we don't rock with you!!! Go train bum!"

McGregor claims he was wearing a C.J. Watson jersey, but many believe that it was a Jason Richardson Warriors jersey and that McGregor name-dropped Watson because of Mayweather's domestic violence history. Mayweather had been charged with domestic violence for hitting his then-girlfriend Josie Harris in September 2010, with one of the reasons for the attack being messages from C.J. Watson on her phone after they had split up

Draymond found himself dragged into fight promotion, with it being clear that the No. 23 jersey in Conor's pic was before Draymond's era. But most people will associate 23 with Green on the franchise, a number that's going to be retired one day. He has the right to defend the number, but it does seem like he got involved in something that had nothing to do with him.