Terence Crawford suggests ‘God punished’ Conor McGregor for talking smack as he reacts to UFC 329

Terence Crawford is celebrating one other one in every of his UFC enemies getting their comeuppance contained in the Octagon.

The recently retired boxing legend trolled Ilia Topuria after his 17-0 MMA run got here to an end against Justin Gaethje at UFC Freedom 250 last month.

Conor McGregor raged at Terence Crawford in a shock defence of Ilia Topuria before his own fight at UFC 329 on Saturday night.

What’s next for Conor McGregor after UFC 329?

‘Notorious’ suffered a serious knee injury moments into his comeback fight against Max Holloway.

Terence Crawford celebrates Conor McGregor’s UFC 329 injury

Conor McGregor has publicly accused Terence Crawford of rejecting a $200 million offer to fight him in MMA and boxing in recent weeks.

The one three-weight undisputed world champion in boxing history insisted that’s not true before suggesting karma caught up with McGregor at UFC 329.

‘Notorious’ suffered a knee injury within the opening moments of his 69-second loss to Max Holloway on Saturday night.

“It’s crazy after they talk s— to me, God punish them,” Crawford tweeted following the UFC 329 most important event.

Who’s the present face of the UFC and why?

Paddy Pimblett has claimed this title following his UFC 329 win

How has Conor McGregor reacted to UFC 329?

Conor McGregor hasn’t engaged with Terence Crawford or any of his haters following his failed comeback fight.

‘Mystic Mac’ left the Octagon and the world without giving a single interview after UFC 329.

Since then, McGregor has shut down conspiracy theories about him entering his first fight in five years with a pre-existing injury.

The 37-year-old has also confirmed he plans to return to fighting after his latest spell on the sidelines.

McGregor’s knee injury will probably be diagnosed before the recovery journey starts in the approaching days.