Poor Steve Harvey. The man took a few hours off from his 53 TV gigs to enjoy a boxing match, and this is the grief Twitter gives him?

People went bananas Saturday night at the mere sight of the “Family Feud” host sitting near the ring for Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Conor McGregor. A few joke themes quickly emerged, with many Twitter users struggling to understand how the “Little Big Shots” guy had better seats than LeBron James.

The better recurring quip called-back to Harvey’s gigantic Miss Universe 2015 blunder — no one on the platform wanted Harvey near those judges’ scorecards or the microphone.

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And then there were the ones about his mustache. It’s… full.

The good news? None of Harvey’s employees came up and bothered him while he was trying to enjoy himself watching the fight. Guess they read his memo.

Here’s a sample of some of the zingers at Harvey’s expense:

Steve Harvey having better seats than LeBron is the upset of the night in Vegas, regardless of if McGregor wins or not

— Clemzingis (@TheClemReport) August 27, 2017

yall see steve harvey in the audience acting like a drunk uncle

— Demetrius Harmon (@meechonmars) August 27, 2017

Let Steve Harvey nowhere near the judges scores #MayweathervMcgregor pic.twitter.com/kkOkPRGDjm

— CPB (@Conor_PB) August 27, 2017

I love Mcgregor but the only way he's winning this fight is if Steve Harvey announces the decision #MayweathervMcgregor

— Cade Madson (@SportsByCade) August 27, 2017

Steve Harvey had to buy his mustache a separate ticket

— . (@ImGoinScottie) August 27, 2017

lebron has worse seats than steve harvey cavs going 0-82

— Flexington Ave Local (@Dr_TacoMD) August 27, 2017

'Game of Thrones:' Let's Just Bask in the Amazing Season 7 Costumes (Photos)

This season of "Game of Thrones" has been an emotional roller coaster. We can't wait for the finale on Sunday (and to be honest, we're not sure what we'll do while we wait for the last season), and we're biding time till then this weekend by basking in the glorious costuming from this season. Enjoy.
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Daenerys finally returned home at the beginning of the season, and gone from her wardrobe are the "Dothraki rags" her brother Viserys hated. We loved 'em, though. Dany is rocking Westeros fashion befit for a queen. And it only goes up from this structured dress.
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Cersei's Queen outfits this season are the equivalent of a dark Dornish red wine. You are what you drink, in this case.

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Even Arya, who has been traveling around since the end of Season 1, has fresh threads this season. Where did she get this luxurious cloak? Was the sole purpose of this outfit to impress Ed Sheeran?
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Sansa, now the Lady of Winterfell, is fierce as ever in her natural habitat. This season, though, she has shown some similarities to Cersei...

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The women aren't the only ones with fresh threads this season. Just look at Jon's outfit here--that Direwolf detailing, though.
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Grey Worm has ditched his usual Unsullied gear for some Targaryen armor. Just look at that three-headed dragon sigil.
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Even Euron's horse is better dressed than I am.
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And imminent death can not stop Olenna from slaying her mourning clothes.
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Let's just break this photo down: Dany's fur-lined dress completely matches Jon's outerwear. And he accessories are on point, and dragon-themed as usual.
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Even on a suicide squad zombie mission, these guys are coordinated. Will we be seeing these furs on the fall runways?
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Now that Theon is safe from Ramsay, he doesn't have to be Reek anymore, or wear his rags. This lace-up top is so chic right now, even outside of Westeros.
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Perhaps the most epic outfit in a seven seasons of "Game of Thrones" is Daenerys' snow outfit. She looks like a snow bunny heading to Vail for a ski trip. Except 10x better.
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We'll leave you with this image from the finale, of Jaime in the most badass armor a Lannister has probably ever worn, and Cersei, wearing probably the most badass shawl we've ever seen.
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Because who else wants to wear Dany’s “Beyond the Wall” outfit for Halloween?

This season of "Game of Thrones" has been an emotional roller coaster. We can't wait for the finale on Sunday (and to be honest, we're not sure what we'll do while we wait for the last season), and we're biding time till then this weekend by basking in the glorious costuming from this season. Enjoy.

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'Game of Thrones:' Let's Just Bask in the Amazing Season 7 Costumes (Photos)

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