When it comes to the Conor McGregor vs. Floyd Mayweather debate, Draymond Green has made it loud and clear where he stands.

The Warriors All-Star forward responded to a photo of McGregor in a Warriors No. 23 jersey by posting the photo on Instagram with a caption that read: "We rocking with Floyd bro not you...take that off bruh."

We rocking with Floyd bro not you... take that off bruh @thenotoriousmma

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Draymond, who wears the same number seen by McGregor on social media, was happy to tell the MMA star to kick the can as a Mayweather supporter. But McGregor clapped back on his post by saying that the No. 23 jersey actually belonged to C.J. Watson, and suggesting that he "keep hustling and stay in school." Mayweather and McGregor continued to chime in Draymond's comments, so be sure to check out the screengrab above. 

Why would McGregor wear a Watson jersey if he's not a basketball fan?

The MMA star is heckling Mayweather's domestic violence history. Via USA Today:

Mayweather spent time in prison for battering Josie Harris, mother to three of his children, in September 2010. Having split with Harris, she says he entered her home in the middle of the night and was infuriated to find messages from NBA player C.J. Watson on her phone. Mayweather's son Koraun, then 10, told the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department that he had seen his father on top of Harris -- hitting and kicking her.

Whether Draymond knew McGregor was rocking a Watson jersey and not his own is irrelevant; now we know Green is not a fan of McGregor and will undoubtedly be pulling for Mayweather in the epic showdown slated for Aug. 26.