Donald Cerrone mocks Conor McGregor's Proper 12 brand ahead of highly-awaited UFC bout

Cor McGregor’s UFC return is finally slated on January 18, 2020 and Donald Cerrone, man with most UFC wins is going to welcome him inside octagon. According to reports, Cor McGregor and Donald ‘Cowboy’ Cerrone are going to battle each or in welterweight division. UFC fans are super excited for matchup and Donald Cerrone just added some fuel to fire by posting a cheeky picture on his Twitter handle.

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super-stacked card is going to take place in T-Mobile Arena from Nevada and Donald Cerrone’s recent tweet just made it more than a rmal fight. Cowboy, who is kwn for his love for beer, has divided entire fanbase into several parts ahead of his highly-anticipated bout with Cor McGregor. American posted a picture where Cor McGregor’s Proper 12 Whiskey is replicating former two-division champion, while Donald Cerrone chose Budweiser as his choice of brand.

This isn't a battle between Budweiser and Proper 12 but Donald Cerrone is surely bringing those brands to hype up his upcoming fight. sledging continued as UFC logo in tweet is also divided into flags of Ireland and United States respectively. American is using Budweiser and himself to replicate United States of America, while Cor McGregor and his Proper 12 are standing for Ireland. Take a look at Donald Cerrone's tweet.

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UFC: Current status of both fighters

Cor McGregor suffered a devastating loss to Khabib Nurrmagomedov at UFC 229. Donald Cerrone shares a similar fate with two kckout defeats in his last two fights. Both men will be looking to make a winning return. Take a look at some of best moments of Donald Cerrone and Cor McGregor in UFC.

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