Larry Nassar Got Stabbed Because He Said Something GROSS About Wimbledon Women's Match: REPORT

He may be paying for his crimes, but that doesn’t mean Larry Nassar has changed his ways. Sigh.

As we reported, the disgraced USA Gymnastics doctor was attacked by a fellow inmate on Sunday at the United States Penitentiary Coleman in Florida. Now, a person familiar with the situation is spilling all the tea about what led to this confrontation!

Speaking to The Associated Press anonymously on Wednesday, the source claimed Shane McMillan, the prisoner suspected of stabbing Larry, attacked the former physician in his cell with a makeshift weapon. He allegedly stabbed Nassar several times in the neck, chest, and back before four inmates rushed over and pulled him off.

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The correctional officers assigned to the unit responded to Larry’s cell and performed life-saving measures, per officials. He was then taken to the hospital where he is being treated for his injuries, including a collapsed lung. As of Wednesday, he was in stable condition.

So, what caused someone to stab a fellow inmate 10 times?

The source claims McMillan, 49, told prison workers that he stabbed Larry after the sexually abusive doctor made a lewd comment while watching the Wimbledon women’s tennis match. What did he say? That he wished there were “girls” playing. Ick. This is coming from a convicted rapist who for decades (!) exploited, deceived, and sexually abused hundreds of children and very young women while he was working for Team USA and Michigan State University. So when he says “girls” — yeah. Gross, gross, gross!

While violence is never the answer, well… We at least understand the motivation now.

McMillan already had a history of violence during his time behind