"Lil homie killed it" - MMA world drops wholesome reactions as Ian Garry's son adorably impersonates Conor McGregor and two other UFC stars

Fans have taken to social media in response to Ian Garry's son's portrayal of a UFC icon. Many people applauded Garry's son for his hilarious impersonation of Conor McGregor and two other UFC fighters

Garry recently took to social media and posted a clip of his son, Leandro Vegas Machado Garry, mimicking several well-known UFC fighters. Among them were McGregor, UFC light heavyweight champion Alex Pereira, and BMF champion Max Holloway.

UFC Hall of Famer Daniel Cormier and UFC announcer Jon Anik were present in the room, and they both enjoyed Garry's son's impersonations. With the following caption, Garry wrote:

''@dc_mma reaction though @thenotoriousmma @alexpoatanpereira @blessedmma''

Check out Ian Garry's son impersonating Conor McGregor, Alex Pereira, and Max Holloway below:

Fans were impressed with Garry's son and quickly rushed to the comments section to share their reaction.

One fan wrote:

''Lil homie killed it. God bless''

Another fan stated:

''Hate on him all you want truly is a great dad best fighter in the world will be shown Saturday night''

Other fans wrote:

''Little Leo is the sensation of the moment!''

''Incoming incels that wouldn’t in a million years say anything to his face''

Check out some more reactions below:

Screenshot of fan reactions to Ian Garry's post on Instagram

Garry is gearing up for his second fight of the year, against Michael 'Venom' Page at UFC 303. The pay-per-view event will take place this Saturday at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Garry is undefeated and is coming off wins over Daniel Rodriguez, Neil Magny, and, most recently, Geoff Neal.

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Ian Garry hits back at critics of Conor McGregor's withdrawal from UFC 303

Conor McGregor was scheduled to fight Michael Chandler in the main event of UFC 303 this weekend. An injured toe forced McGregor to pull out from the bout, which drew a lot of criticism. Ian Garry, who faces Michael 'Venom' Page on the main card, defended his fellow Irishman.

During an interview with Ariel Helwani on The MMA Hour, the No. 7-ranked welterweight stated:

"Go f**k themselves. It's not your life. Who are we to say that Conor should do something? If he broke his toe, which is what he said he's done, who the f**k are we to tell him to fight? By the way, can we just say this man has broken every record in the game? Owns every pay-per-view record, first two-time world champion, arguably the greatest to ever do it from a point of view of bringing in an audience to the sport."

Check out Ian Garry's comments below: