UFC lightweight champion Conor McGregor boxed Floyd Mayweather, Jr. on Saturday night in what will likely be the most lucrative fight of all time. Mayweather stopped him in the 10th round, ahead on all scorecards, but in the aftermath, many were complimentary of McGregor’s showing, including former foes and several boxing personalities who gave him little chance beforehand.

But not everyone was as impressed with McGregor.

Rap icon Snoop Dogg, who also moonlights as a commentator on the alternate “Snoopcast” commentary for the Dana White Tuesday Night Contender Series, took to his Instagram account immediately after the fight where he fired off an expletive-laden tirade against McGregor and his failure.

“50 and 0 n****. The motherf***ing champ, n****. 50 and 0. F*** that motherf***ing punkass McGregor, you b****. F*** him. Motherf***ing champ, n****.

“Yeah, n****. That’s what you get for coming to a motherf***ing gang fight with a butter knife you b***ass motherf***er. F*** you, n****. Money Team champ, n****. Where the party at, Floyd? Yeaaah!

“Hey, 50 and 0, n****. Hey, McGregor a bad motherf***er though. I’ll give him his, he got heart. He got heart.”

To go along with that last equivocation, Snoop Dogg also ended the evening with a final compliment towards McGregor, saying the fight was excellent.

“Good win tonight champ. Good fight McGregor, that was a great f***ing fight, man. Now we celebrate.”

And had that been the end of it, perhaps Snoop Dogg’s statements could be viewed as heat of the moment reactions. Instead though, Snoop Dogg went on to repost several memes and videos making fun of McGregor and his supporters.

It remains to be seen whether this open and abrasive mocking of the UFC’s biggest star will have any effect on Snoop’s role as a commentator with the Tuesday Night Contender Series.

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MUST-READ STORIES

TKO. Floyd Mayweather stopped Conor McGregor in the biggest fight of the year.

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Stoppage. McGregor believes his fight with Mayweather was stopped early.

Inefficient energy. McGregor says fatigue issues led to his loss to Mayweather.

Focus. Dana White says he would prefer McGregor not box anymore, focus on MMA.

Results. Andrey Koreshkov dominates Chidi Njokuani and the rest of Bellator 182 results.

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VIDEO STEW

Our Post-Fight show from MayMac.

Conor partying after the fight.

I can’t tell if Conor actually thinks skill wasn’t a factor or if it’s just him saying stuff.

Ellerbe with kind words for Conor.

Paulie’s reaction has some good and some bad but worth a watch. Definitely seems like he was right about Conor’s power not translating to boxing.

Schaub getting mad at Nate for speaking truths.

TTTHS returns.

Bellator 182 highlights.

LFA 20 highlights.

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LISTEN UP

Beatdown After the Bell. Immediate reaction to Mayweather vs. McGregor.

Luke Thomas. Post-fight reaction to Mayweather vs. McGregor.

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SOCIAL MEDIA BOUILLABAISSE

The two most prominent reactions to McGregor’s loss.

And the appropriate response to them.

Nate will never stop going in.

One of those 111 punches Conor landed.

JBJ speaks.

Khabib trying and he’s got an outside shot at making it happen I would think.

Kavanagh wearing sweatpants to a strip club. Crafty.

Nope. Noooooooope.

Do this instead.

Jeez. That is just wildly, wildly inaccurate.

This is not at all what it means.

Lol.

Aljo trying so hard.

Hitting a baseball bat choke in MMA is wild.

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FIGHT ANNOUNCEMENTS

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TODAY IN MMA HISTORY

2002: Pride Shockwave Dynamite! took place featuring Mirko Cro Cop beating up Kazushi Sakuraba and Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira pulling off an incredible comeback armbar against Bob Sapp.

2005: Pride Final Conflict 2005 took place which included the long-awaited heavyweight title fight between Fedor Emelianenko and Mirko Cro Cop. Emelianenko won a unanimous decision in the 2005 Fight of the Year. Also at this event, Mauricio Rua capped off one of the best years in MMA history, winning the Pride Middleweight Grand Prix with stoppages of Alistair Overeem and Ricardo Arona.

2010: Frankie Edgar successfully defended his UFC lightweight title, winning a unanimous decision over B.J. Penn in their rematch at UFC 118. In the co-main event that evening, James Toney made his MMA and UFC debut, getting throttled by Randy Couture in 3 minutes and 19 seconds.

2012: Carlos Condit earned his welterweight title shot by stopping Martin Kampmann in their rematch at UFC Fight Night 27.

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FINAL THOUGHTS

Hope everyone enjoyed the weekend and the fights. In my opinion, MayMac ended up being the rare fight where everyone can draw basically whatever conclusion they want from it, which can only help Conor going forward, assuming he does wish to continue fighting. At the very least, it seems like we have a Diaz trilogy incoming.

And we’re back in the saddle again. UFC Fight Night Tall Guys this weekend and a Ben Askren fight to boot if you’re the type of person to be interested in that. Happy Monday and see y’all tomorrow.

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