'King' Jose Aldo dresses the part, makes special poster for 'Joker' Conor McGregor

Jose Aldo

Jose Aldo may not speak English, but the UFC featherweight champion certainly knows how to get his point across.

After calmly handling a barrage of unsavory questions from Conor McGregor supporters at Saturday’s fan Q&A, Aldo arrived at tonight’s UFC Fight Night 59 event at Boston’s TD Garden with a special sign for his potential next opponent.

Jose Aldo (photo courtesy of Ana Hissa/Combate.com)

McGregor (16-2 MMA, 4-0 UFC) meets Dennis Siver (22-9 MMA, 11-6 UFC) in the main event of tonight’s FOX Sports 1-televised fight. If he wins, he’ll be next to challenge Aldo (25-1 MMA, 7-0 UFC), who is on an 18-fight winning streak and has held the 145-pound title for nearly four years.

“The Notorious” has pestered Aldo with comments for several months, but the Brazilian has mostly ignored McGregor’s antics. That attitude shifted once the champ arrived in Boston, as at the Q&A he referred to McGregor as a “joker” while declaring himself “king.”

Aldo elaborated on that point once he arrived to TD Garden to sit cageside for McGregor vs. Siver. “Scarface” brought a sign with him that’s sure to get the Irishman’s attention.

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