Conor McGregor: UFC News: Jake Paul has been causing quite the stir in the world of combat sports lately, having achieved impressive victories over the likes of Anderson Silva and now joining the PFL. As he prepares to face off against Nate Diaz, the outspoken Problem Child couldn’t resist throwing shade at Tommy Fury while throwing the idea of taking on the UFC’s golden boy Conor McGregor. Let’s explore the full story.
Conor McGregor After Nate Diaz: Jake Paul Snubs Tommy Fury Over UFC Stars- Here’s Why
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Jake Paul Says Conor McGregor after Nate Diaz
Everyone knows that Conor McGregor is the UFC’s top dog, and taking him on can catapult you to global fame and fortune. Meanwhile, on his podcast “BS with Jake Paul,” the controversial fighter revealed his plans to first face off against Nate Diaz after that he would potentially consider a fight with McGregor, rather than Tommy Fury.
Talking about the future matchup he stated, “I’m gonna Knockout Nate and then it’s Conor McGregor. Why not?” When asked what about his fight with Tommy Fury, he replied, “Well the offer’s in the Tommy’ hand, I’m gonna beat Tommy’s a** too but what I really want is Conor. I’ll be the last of his fights.”
At just 26 years old, Jake Paul has quickly become a notable figure in the boxing world. With an impressive 6-1 record, he has already defeated several former UFC stars such as Ben Askren, Tyron Woodley, and Anderson Silva. Although he suffered a split decision loss to Tommy Fury in February, fans have been eagerly awaiting a potential rematch.
However, Jake has recently stated his intention to prioritize a fight with Conor McGregor over Tommy Fury. Which any combat athlete would pick regardless who ever is in front because McGregor brings star power, money, attention of world wide fans, and whatnot. Fighting him is indeed a huge opportunity to rack money and fame.
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