Death threat by Conor McGregor to UFC heavyweight criticism.

Conor McGregor is set to get back to UFC move against Michael Chandler who he will take on in the most recent series of A definitive Warrior, yet heavyweight Tom Aspinall is uninterested in the challenge.

Conor McGregor has taken steps to kill Tom Aspinall after the UFC heavyweight scrutinized his rebound battle.

McGregor has been down and out since breaking his leg against Dustin Poirier in July 2021, however, he has since made a re-visitation of full MMA preparation. Recently, the Irish genius reported his hotly anticipated return will occur against Michael Chandler this year as a feature of the UFC's most recent series of A definitive Contender.

It has been a fast circle back for McGregor who has proactively flown out to Las Vegas to start recording for the training spell inside the series, as expectation raises with fans over when he will get back to battling activity himself. Anyway, English heavyweight Aspinall wouldn't become advertised by the genius' return and is rather more interested in UFC London.

"The fact that interested in it makes really, me not. I'll in any case watch it, however, I'm somewhat over McGregor, to tell the truth," Aspinall told Jamal Niaz in front of McGregor's rebound battle in the not-so-distant future. "As far as I might be concerned, there's much more thrilling battles out there than that. The heavyweight battle coming up that I'm super put resources into, the London card, Leon Edwards, I could stay here and name them day in and day out. There are one more 20 battles I'm more inspired by. Will I watch it? No doubt, however assuming it gets dropped, I won't be annoyed about it."

McGregor has since given a warmed reaction via virtual entertainment, first tweeting: "Bum p***k. Express sayonara to that GK [Gym King] bargain kid. Starve you and kill you, I will you f***ing discourteous p***k. Absolutely never talk my name in disregard again. Mush potato head."

As his tirade proceeded, McGregor later added: "Mush head rodent remain quiet about your remarks." The UFC heavyweight finished the warmed conflict of words by posting his very own screen capture contact on his telephone and changing the name to 'Mush head rodent' in a humorous reaction to the Irishman's new epithet