Carlos Correa Wants to Fight in UFC and Every Baseball Fan Should Be Rooting for This
By Michael Luciano

Houston Astros shortstop Carlos Correa seems to have his post-baseball life all planned out, but his plans are definitely not what you were thinking of.
The 25-year-old infielder and MMA diehard claims that he could cross over into the UFC, adding that he "would love to try" sticking in two sports.
Houston Astros star Carlos Correa (@TeamCJCorrea) 'would love to cross over into the UFC' (via @MikeBohnMMA) https://t.co/pk8UfwatT3
— MMA Junkie (@MMAjunkie) May 21, 2020
You might not get to see pitchers throw missiles at his head, but there is a chance that Correa will get in the ring with Jon Jones, which would end with the Astros star getting pulverized.
Correa, who is coming off of a season in which he hit .279 with 21 home runs and 59 RBIs, has the height and size to make a name for himself in the light heavyweight division given his 6-4 frame.
Unfortunately, Correa might not have the strength to stand up in the octagon. Correa has constantly struggled with injuries, including a rib injury he suffered when he was getting a massage at home.
This guy? https://t.co/NoTUEuo4O5 pic.twitter.com/bR4oA3kXZ4
— Stanzo (@ncostanzo24) May 21, 2020
Getting punched in the face as hard as possible by Conor McGregor might be a little more painful than a massage, so Correa might not have the most illustrious career in MMA.