Twitter Reacts to Conor McGregor Knocking Out Jose Aldo at UFC 194

If you blinked, you probably missed it.

Conor McGregor knocked out Jose Aldo in 13 seconds Saturday to win the UFC featherweight championship at UFC 194, the fastest knockout in a title fight in UFC history, according to ESPN Stats & Info.

As quickly as McGregor was able to knock out Aldo, it didn't take long for Twitter to explode into a frenzy with reactions to the title fight.

Here are some of the earliest Twitter reactions, starting with Dan Rafael of ESPN.com:

NBA on TNT analyst Shaquille O'Neal was pumped up, to say the least:

Carmichael Dave of KHTK accurately described the scene in Las Vegas right now:

Sam Vecenie of CBS Sports summarized the fight nicely:

Legendary wrestling broadcaster Jim Ross was impressed with McGregor's left-handed knockout:

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It seems that @TheNotoriousMMA doesn't work by the hour....#UFC194

— Jim Ross (@JRsBBQ) December 13, 2015"

Jay Glazer of Fox Sports, who is an avid MMA fan, was just as surprised as anyone else:

Phil "CM Punk" Brooks could muster up only one word:

Jon Anik from Fox Sports expressed why UFC is such a great sport:

Kings of Leon bass player Jared Followill spoke for the general public, mainly those who paid for the fight on pay-per-view:

Pop singer Nick Jonas had a short summary of McGregor's knockout:

Suspended Cleveland Browns receiver Josh Gordon also weighed in on the 13-second brawl:

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"THE NOTORIOUS CONNOR MCGREGOR.. GOAT..

— Flash Gordon (@JOSH_GORDONXII) December 13, 2015"

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald apparently picked against McGregor on Saturday night, and it turns out he picked wrong for every other fight on the card:

Fellow Irishman and WWE world heavyweight champion Sheamus showed love for his countryman:

WWE manager Paul Heyman talked about the domino effect of the crazy results that have happened this year:

UFC bantamweight star Miesha Tate said there needs to be a rematch in the near future:

This was one of the stranger fights in UFC history. All McGregor needed was one shot and it was over. If there's a rematch in the future, fans might not complain—as long as Aldo lasts longer than 13 seconds.

However, Frankie Edgar may be waiting in the wings for McGregor.