Jake Paul claims that he is a greater fighter than Conor McGregor by audaciously choosing not to promote the Andre August fight. The controversial YouTuber-turned-boxer challenges the status quo by flaunting his self-proclaimed stardom in the world of combat sports.
This action not only confirms Paul’s self-assurance but also fuels the ongoing discussion regarding his influence on the fighting game. Paul’s audacious remarks continue to elicit controversy and draw attention as he forges his route in the boxing world.
Jake Paul claims to be bigger fighting star than Conor McGregor
The Problem Child talked about the possibility of taking on Conor McGregor, the former UFC two-division champion. The YouTuber-turned-boxer acknowledged the potential fight, fueling rumors of a high-profile bout.
Paul said, “McGregor would be pretty freaking massive, and entertaining… and fun. I would beat his *ss. He won’t fight me. At this point, it’s funny how it went from, like, me calling him out, to that seeming crazy, to now me being bigger in the sport than he is, and him knowing my skill level is greater than his in such a short amount of time. Life’s crazy.”
Jake Paul has continuously criticized Conor McGregor during his combat career to get him a high-profile match. However, McGregor has not indicated that he would be interested in taking on Paul, preferring to concentrate on conventional MMA bouts.
Jake Paul refuses to promote his fight against Andre August
Jake Paul, a former YouTuber, who is now a boxer, recently commented on his impending fight with Andre August. The 26-year-old explained his decision not to advertise the bout.
‘The Problem Child’ seemed irritated at having to advertise his fight against August, which is slated for December 15th, on a recent episode of his BS W/ Jake Paul podcast. Happy Punch predicted the outcome of the fight and stated that Mystic Mac views it as a stepping stone of his career.
Paul said, “I don’t know why they want me to keep on promoting this f**king fight. I don’t care…This is literally just so I can get experience. Like, I’m wearing the same outfit as my last fight. Like, I’m just showing up and knocking this guy the f**k out…We don’t need to promote this sh*t.”
Coming off a victory over Nate Diaz, the YouTuber-turned-boxer mentioned that he thought he had what it takes to become a world-champion boxer. He stated that he would keep sharing his goals and showcasing his skills.
‘The Problem Child’s’ performance against Andre August, another professional boxer, will be interesting to watch, as will the person he plans to challenge if he prevails.
