TWEET: Conor McGregor with a succinct, but clear, message for those in charge of UFC rankings

Conor McGregor might be about to make the most money he's made in his entire career for the biggest fight on the MMA calendar, but he's still not satisfied.

The Irish featherweight isn't happy with the way that the UFC have reworked their rankings after removing pound-for-pound number one Jon Jones due to the former light heavyweight champion's continuing controversy. The UFC stripped Jones of his belt earlier this week, suspended him indefinitely and eliminated him from their rankings after he was linked with a hit-and-run on Sunday.

The rankings are still wrong.

— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) April 29, 2015

The rankings rejig saw McGregor's upcoming opponent Jose Aldo take top spot and The Notorious doesn't seem at all happy about it, particularly because there's still no sign of himself in the P4P top 15.   Some people are just impossible to please.