This guy and his ukulele may convince you that Conor McGregor can beat Floyd Mayweather

This ukulele song about Conor McGregor’s career should hype fans up for his massive superfight on August 26th.

We’re a couple of weeks out from the ridiculous Floyd Mayweather vs. Conor McGregor boxing superfight and at the moment the headlines are dominated by articles about racist McGregor comments and pissed off sparring partners. And here I was expecting this whole endeavor was going to be a lot more fun?

Most sports sites can’t seem to grasp that there’s more to this fight than just who gets their hand raised at the end. ‘Serious fans’ continue to throw hate at the fight, despite it being the only match up that’s caught the attention of the mainstream in a while.

I’m not going to be able to convince any of you grumps out there to enjoy the fight, but you’re not going to stop me from stumping for it. The event is going to be an awesome spectacle, and I look forward to seeing what McGregor does in the ring, even if he does end up getting completely schooled. I may not believe in his ability to win, but I do believe in his ability to make it worth watching.

For the more hardcore McGregor fans and those just willing to have a bit more fun with the match up, take a listen to this ukulele song written by Mick Konstantin celebrating Conor’s career and his quest to take over boxing. The lyrics are below, now learn ‘em fast so we can throw ‘Walking In A McGregor Wonderland’ in the trash where it belongs.

A kid from Dublin with more than a dream
He knew one day he’d be the king of the UFC
With a group of fighting Irish not to be pushed over
Not here to take part they were here to take over

From the start John Kavanagh by his side
Whoever thought they’d be known worldwide
After 60g’s baby and a contract to sign
Leaving his old life and the social welfare behind

After 2 years came the featherweight champion of the world
Conor said he’d make him look like a little girl
It only took ten seconds to show his talk wasn’t cheap
As he connected with the left, and put ALDO TO SLEEP!

There’s only one Conor McGregor, and there’s no fighter better
And he’s going to knock out Floyd Mayweather
So Floyd watch out cos the Irish are coming
You can talk all you want, but you’ll do nothin!

The lightweight belt was next in store
To do what no other fighter had ever done before
Became the first same time double champ in history
And took the chance to apologize to absolutely nobody

Came from working on a building site
To getting million dollar pay cheques from Dana White
And now his money, his cars and his clothes he flaunts
Cos the double champ does what the f**k he wants

Mayweather, you’re old and you’re small
And the truth is that you’ll do feck all
Cos precision beats power and timing beats speed
Why have you got a school bag Floyd you can’t even read

Well he dresses to kill, buys lamborghinis at will
Can get inside your head like he was Dr. Phil
And if you call him out, have a good reason why
Or he’ll turn around and say who the f**k is that guy

And on the 26th of August we’re taking over Vegas
The Irish invasion you can’t mistake us
Singing songs day and night til our voices are sore
Cos when one of us goes, we all go to war!!

This ukulele song about Conor McGregor’s career should hype fans up for his massive superfight on August 26th.

We’re a couple of weeks out from the ridiculous Floyd Mayweather vs. Conor McGregor boxing superfight and at the moment the headlines are dominated by articles about racist McGregor comments and pissed off sparring partners. And here I was expecting this whole endeavor was going to be a lot more fun?

Most sports sites can’t seem to grasp that there’s more to this fight than just who gets their hand raised at the end. ‘Serious fans’ continue to throw hate at the fight, despite it being the only match up that’s caught the attention of the mainstream in a while.

I’m not going to be able to convince any of you grumps out there to enjoy the fight, but you’re not going to stop me from stumping for it. The event is going to be an awesome spectacle, and I look forward to seeing what McGregor does in the ring, even if he does end up getting completely schooled. I may not believe in his ability to win, but I do believe in his ability to make it worth watching.

For the more hardcore McGregor fans and those just willing to have a bit more fun with the match up, take a listen to this ukulele song written by Mick Konstantin celebrating Conor’s career and his quest to take over boxing. The lyrics are below, now learn ‘em fast so we can throw ‘Walking In A McGregor Wonderland’ in the trash where it belongs.

A kid from Dublin with more than a dream
He knew one day he’d be the king of the UFC
With a group of fighting Irish not to be pushed over
Not here to take part they were here to take over

From the start John Kavanagh by his side
Whoever thought they’d be known worldwide
After 60g’s baby and a contract to sign
Leaving his old life and the social welfare behind

After 2 years came the featherweight champion of the world
Conor said he’d make him look like a little girl
It only took ten seconds to show his talk wasn’t cheap
As he connected with the left, and put ALDO TO SLEEP!

There’s only one Conor McGregor, and there’s no fighter better
And he’s going to knock out Floyd Mayweather
So Floyd watch out cos the Irish are coming
You can talk all you want, but you’ll do nothin!

The lightweight belt was next in store
To do what no other fighter had ever done before
Became the first same time double champ in history
And took the chance to apologize to absolutely nobody

Came from working on a building site
To getting million dollar pay cheques from Dana White
And now his money, his cars and his clothes he flaunts
Cos the double champ does what the f**k he wants

Mayweather, you’re old and you’re small
And the truth is that you’ll do feck all
Cos precision beats power and timing beats speed
Why have you got a school bag Floyd you can’t even read

Well he dresses to kill, buys lamborghinis at will
Can get inside your head like he was Dr. Phil
And if you call him out, have a good reason why
Or he’ll turn around and say who the f**k is that guy

And on the 26th of August we’re taking over Vegas
The Irish invasion you can’t mistake us
Singing songs day and night til our voices are sore
Cos when one of us goes, we all go to war!!