CONOR McGREGOR claims he was not at Wrestlemania because "they all fear him".
The former UFC champ was quickly called out by a host of wrestlers.
Conor McGregor appears to believe that WWE stars "fear him"
McGregor's hint at a Wrestlemania 37 appearance to face Finn Balor last year got his fans excited.
The situation escalated further when Triple H, the WWE legend and part owner, opened McGregor's doors to WWE by replying: "Just tell when."
The Irishman was not there, however, and was absent from this year's Wrestlemania 38 blockbuster.
McGregor's reasoning was posted on Twitter early in the morning, perhaps after watching the show.
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He wrote, "Why wasn’t I at Wrestlemania? They fear me. That's why."
This did not go down well among a host of wrestlers.
Drew McIntyre replied with "shutup McTapper" in reference to McGregor's submission in his grudge match against Khabib Numagomedov in 2018.
Sonya Deville said: "Because i'm the boss. ![]()
Call me.
Dolph Ziggler joked with the MMA star about how he couldn't drop down to flyweight, while Sheamus posted an emoji of a pair scissors.
Becky Lynch, who is Irish like McGregor, seems to want her countryman next year.
She wrote: "Hey man. You could have been my friend. Bianca had an army. Next year?
Lynch lost her Raw Women's Championship title to Bianca Belair in Texas at the AT & T Stadium.
McGregor plans to return to the UFC after suffering a terrible injury in his defeat to Dustin Poirier's trilogy in July.
After sustaining a double-leg injury, The Notorious has been working on his strength and conditioning.
After two memorable nights at the AT&T Stadium, Dallas, Texas, Wrestlemania 38 will be remembered as a highlight of Wrestlemania 38.
Roman Reigns defeated Brock Lesnar to become the WWE Undisputed Champion.
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Stone Cold Steve Austin returned to the ring, taking out Austin Theory and his longtime foe, Mr McMahon, the WWE Chairman.
Austin, after 19 years in retirement, returned to the ring on the opening night to defeat Kevin Owens in an all-out match.