Dominik Mysterio takes leaf out of Conor McGregor's book to send warning

Judgment Day's Dominik Mysterio channeled his inner Conor McGregor recently while addressing getting arrested on Christmas Eve for crashing WWE veteran Ray Mysterio's Christmas party.

Since his release, the pro wrestler has responded to a Tweet by WWE, titled - "Watcha gonna do when @DomMysterio35 comes for you" with a GIF of 'The Notorious' saying:

"You'll do foo*ing nothing"

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In a recent Monday night RAW segment, Dominik Mysterio claimed that prison had changed him and his reign in WWE was just getting started.

It is safe to say that 'Latino Heat' picked the right MMA superstar to emulate. McGregor is considered one of the best trash talkers in combat sports history.

Many WWE superstars think that the Irishman would do well on the pro-wrestling circuit. In a 2016 interview with entertainmentie, 16-time WWE World Champion John Cena said that the Irishman understands the entertainment aspects of sports better than anyone.

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Cena added that McGregor could comfortably transition to WWE if he ever chose to and would give top pro-wrestling stars a run for their money.

Watch John Cena talk about Conor McGregor below:

'The Notorious' is currently gearing up for his much-awaited UFC return after being sidelined for more than a year and a half since breaking his leg during his trilogy fight with Dustin Poirier at UFC 264.

In a tweet earlier this year, the Irishman suggested that he was looking forward to fighting multiple times in 2023.

I’m feeling crazy confident. Calm. Disattached from emotion. Aware of what I must do and making it happen. Visualizing. I see it all. Clear. This movie wraps, I’m back. I’ll have multiple fights completed by the time this movie even releases.

When Conor McGregor roasted John Cena

UFC superstar Conor McGregor is clearly not a big fan of WWE. In a 2016 interview with MMAWeekly.com, he said that while old-school wrestlers like Ric Flair and the McMohans were legends, the newer generation of WWE athletes were "Dw**bs."

The Irishman went especially hard on the pro-wrestling elite John Cena for his "gimmicks" and criticized the American for his costume choices and catchphrases:

"What is the main guy, John Cena? He is 40. He is 40 years of age [and] he is walking around in a luminous orange T-shirt and a headband talking about nobody can see him. We can see him right there he is a big fat 40-year-old failed Mr. Olympia mother f****r. Do you know what I mean? They are dw**bs, those guys."

Watch Conor McGregor roast John Cena below: