Recently retired West Indies cricketer Marlon Samuels seems intent on carrying over his most recent feuds with Australian bowling legend Shane Warne and England all-rounder Ben Stokes into his new career.

Despite having not featured for the Windies since 2018, Samuels only officially retired from international cricket this week.  Last week, however, the player made the headlines with vulgar comments regarding Warne, Stokes, and his wife.

The West Indian was heavily criticised by some in the aftermath of the incident, but it seems Samuels is not quite ready to let things go as he has now promised more in an upcoming music track.  Samuels, who has transitioned into entertainment with the stage name Icon, recently revealed, via his Instagram account, that the track will be called Worst Enemy.

“Me just finish the baddest diss song with all 4 of them names.  There is nothing in this world that I can’t do punks.  I will be releasing it to the world, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Caribbean every media house,” wrote Samuels, who has now also included comments about Good Morning Britain television host Piers Morgan on the track.  Morgan had also been critical of Samuels in the aftermath of the incident.

“Piers Morgan.  How you reach ina this?   I can’t remember seeing you around the game of cricket.  That’s not how you speak to a legend.  Yu need to go take a picture at Lords with my number 7 jersey.  Am going live Friday worldlord style.  Got some questions to ask,” Samuels said.