CONOR McGREGOR, Jake Paul and Kamaru Usman trolled Leon Edwards after their shock knockout loss.
Usman was just seconds away from winning his sixth welterweight title defense before Edwards, a British ace, sent him flying to the canvas with an incredible head-kick.
Kamaru Usman lost his first UFC defeat when he was knocked out in the second round by Leon Edwards
Jake Paul trotted Kamaru Usman following his loss to Leon Edwards
Conor McGregor took a swipe at Kamaru Usman via social media
The Nigerian Nightmare was defeated in the first UFC fight. This led to an unusual sight, McGregor and Paul getting on the same page via social media.
The UFC legend and YouTuber have been known to take shots at one another in the past. They decided to make fun of the 35-year old on Twitter.
McGregor tweeted "Mi no likea the boi not sleep dem man hahahahahaa t**t got *****d."
Paul took a dig at Usman's comments regarding him and his recent transition to boxing.
The Nigerian-American superstar has thought about switching to other sports and would like to share the ring with Canelo Alvarez, undisputed super-middleweight champion.
The MMA fighter turned down the possibility of a fight against The Problem Child because he believes that it would be too easy.
Paul tweeted a picture showing Usman being knocked out using the following bubble: "Jakey Pauli EZ [easy] fight."
Dana White, president of UFC, confirmed that Usman, ranked No1 in pound-for-pound fighter entering the bout had been admitted to hospital after he became unconscious.
He suffered his second MMA defeat. In 2013, he was also defeated in CFA.
Jose Caceres defeated the welterweight with a rear-naked choke.
Edwards' win is a fairytale rise from an ex-council estate tearaway into UFC world champion.
Jake Paul reacted to Kamaru Usman’s comments following his loss
The 30-year-old is the first British champion since Michael Bisping (2016) and only the second.
McGregor and Paul have been at each others throats over the years, with Paul describing the YouTuber in terms of his pay per view buys as a "flop".
Paul's younger brother, Paul, retorted by claiming that the Irishman might have subscribed to his tweets.
