"Cut him in half" - Michael Chandler sends chilling warning to 28-year-old WWE star

Michael Chandler has sent a chilling warning to a 28-year-old WWE star. The UFC icon has admitted to being a WWE fan and is also open to a run in the company.

Currently, Chandler is looking forward to his much-awaited fight with Conor McGregor that is likely to take place at UFC White House next year.

The Iron, however, isn't only targeting the Irishman. The former Bellator fighter is eyeing AAA MEGA Champion and WWE star Dominik Mysterio. During a conversation with Brian Mazique in a new interview, Chandler said he has a bone to pick with Dirty Dom.

"I got a bone to pick with Dominik Mysterio. I'm going to tell you that right now. Cut him in half. They’re going to have to cut off that greasy, greasy hair of his, too,” he said.

You can watch the interview below:

Notably, in a previous interview, Chandler showed his appreciation for Dom's father, Rey Mysterio, and said that the WWE legend will make an ideal opponent. However, it seems he wants to settle a score with Rey's 28-year-old son first.

Chandler also made an appearance on RAW in 2024 when he was ringside and called out Conor McGregor.

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Michael Chandler teases WWE move

During the conversation, Michael Chandler also opened up on the possibility of moving to WWE. He said he has his hit list in the promotion but needs to get through the fight with Conor McGregor first.

"I've got a hit list in the WWE, but we've got to get through Connor first, get my hand raised at the White House, and we'll talk to Triple H and we'll see what happens," he said.

He added that he has talked with Triple H, saying he is a friend of his. With UFC and WWE under the TKO banner, the possibilities are immense. Given the interest from Iron, it won't be a surprise if fans see Michael Chandler walking out on a WWE show sooner rather than later.

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Edited by Sherjeel Malik