In a new documentary, Conor McGregor makes a curious reference to his historic victory over José Aldo in the UFC

J. Aldo (right) and Conor (left) faced each other in 2015. Photo: Reproduction/Twitter @ConorMcGregor

The new documentary by Conor McGregor, linked to 'Netflix', continues talking. One scene in particular gained strength in the world of MMA, when it reveals an old provocation from the Irishman towards José Aldo. The fighters had a historic clash for the featherweight belt (up to 65,7kg) in 2015.

In the image (see below) from years ago, you can see McGregor riding with his first son, Conor Jack McGregor Jr., in a motorized children's vehicle. Curiosity occurs when the spectator observes the toy's sign carefully.

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The 'car' driven by the son has the initials 'ALDO13S'. In simple translation, the set of letters and numbers refer to the knockout suffered by the Brazilian in 13 seconds of confrontation.

Although, today, the relationship between Conor and José is publicly friendly, the fighters were involved in one of the biggest rivalries in the history of the UFC. The Irishman, however, has the upper hand in the dispute, having been responsible for ending the 'King of Rio's' long hegemony in the featherweight division.

McGregor's son's mini-car license plate provokes Aldo. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

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