I think the legendary
Womb Raider might be deserving of a mention. Even though it was rather short lived, it was certainly an intense trip for all involved.
Here's the story:
On may 13th 2016 UFC heavyweight Mark Hunt went off on Facebook about some random kid that had trolled him in Counter-Strike Go. If you know Mark Hunt you know that his statements were neither reasonable, adult, child-safe nor in fact grammatically sound. He proceeded to post the random kid's gamertag and asked the internet to identify the guy, so Hunt could "drag him from my car till he has no skin left". The gamertag? - WOMB RAIDER
This obviously caused tons of replies and proud sherdogger
@Inverse to open a thread on sherdog:
http://forums.sherdog.com/threads/anyone-know-this-gamertag-mark-hunt.3244711/
This is an especially fun read because on page four the real
@Womb Raider II who had in the meantime been contacted by a number of sherdoggers showed up and proved that he was the real troll by posting pictures of his steam account! Most unexpectedly from an online troll with the tasteful name 'Womb raider' he then used racist profanity. Hunt then attempted to dox the dude, so that at one point people were legitimately concerned that some crazy RL shit was about to go down. Especially once someone produced this picture of a dude named 'Shaun' who was supposedly Womb Raider and Hunt retweeted it:
Anyway, there are lots of funny posts in that thread and to this day the myth lives on that behind that innocent alias 'Womb Raider' were actually JDS or Lesnar waiting for Hunt to show up at their doors.
Well, not really... but 'Womb Raider' is the highscore when it comes to trolling UFC stars, even beating out
the legend of Donny, a famous sherdog poster who annoyed Frank Trigg so hard with his analysis and shittalking that Trigg and him got into a verbal confrontation on the radio:
You'll have to read up on the details of that one yourselves though: The YT comment section is an excellent place to start
Well these are my suggestions for the moment.
