Jake Paul mocks ‘owned puppet and crackhead’ Conor McGregor for fumbling multi-million dollar super fights

Jake Paul and Logan Paul slam UFC superstar Conor McGregor for being controlled by Dana White and not taking boxing fights.

Jake Paul mocks ‘owned puppet and crackhead’ Conor McGregor for fumbling multi-million dollar super fights

Jake Paul mocks Conor McGregor for being bounded by UFC contract (via Imago)

Conor McGregor remains the biggest name in the UFC despite years of inactivity, maintaining his influence through controversy and business ventures. His frequent disputes with internet personalities keep him in the headlines, fueling ongoing media attention and fan speculation. Recently, his feud with Jake Paul escalated further, drawing significant attention from both the MMA and influencer communities worldwide.

McGregor and Paul met at Donald Trump‘s inauguration in DC, where Logan Paul also joined their discussions about a rumored fight. They talked about potential matchups and exchanged words, fueling speculation among fans. In a recent interview, Jake Paul was asked about McGregor’s inactivity and tendency to make bold claims, for which Paul had a sneaky reply. 

I don’t think so, man. He is under contract with his owner Dana, and he’s just not his own boss, and he can’t make his own decisions, and he’s just an owned puppet. So, I feel bad for the poor guy. Plus, on top of that, he’s a crackhead. So, it’s just a really tough situation for him, and we would both love to beat his a**

Jake Paul via The Biglead Social 

Logan Paul agreed with Jake, saying they could both defeat McGregor in a boxing match without question. He claimed the UFC wouldn’t risk their biggest pay-per-view star getting knocked out by a YouTuber in the ring. According to him, the UFC canceled fight negotiations to protect McGregor from potential embarrassment and damage to his reputation.

McGregor’s contract drama with the UFC has sparked debates, with fans questioning his future amid ongoing negotiations and uncertainties. The Irish fighter has two fights left in the contract, but it seems like he doesn’t want to continue fighting in UFC. His latest press conference suggested that McGregor was currently more focused on his presidential dream. 

UFC veteran mocks Conor McGregor’s political aspirations 

Conor McGregor has hinted at political aspirations, fueling speculation about a potential future in leadership and public service within Ireland. His visit to the White House and meeting with Donald Trump reinforced his growing influence beyond mixed martial arts and into politics. With Ireland’s presidential elections approaching, discussions continue about whether McGregor might eventually transition from fighting to political office. 

Conor McGregor's presidential aspirations
Conor McGregor’s presidential aspirations (via X)

His outspoken nature and patriotic stance has already made him a controversial yet compelling figure in Ireland’s evolving political landscape. After his announcement, many in the MMA community shared their opinions, including Justin Gaethje. During a recent surprise call with Daniel Cormier, Gaethje made fun McGregor’s plans. 

Daniel, stop calling me for this dumb s***. Terrible question. He doesn’t know s***  about Ireland, and he doesn’t f***ing care. America, baby.

Justin Gaethje via Funky and the Champ

This isn’t the first time Gaethje has gone after McGregor and has a long lasting beef with the ‘Mystic Mac.’ The lightweight fighter believes McGregor has nothing left in his professional career and fans shouldn’t talk about him. It is a similar sentiment that is now shared by millions of fans who were previously excited about McGregor’s comeback. 

Can Conor McGregor make his boxing comeback?

Conor McGregor’s boxing record stands at 0-1, with his only fight being against Floyd Mayweather in 2017. The bout generated over $600 million, making it a financial success out of which ‘The Notorious’ took $100 million. Since then, McGregor has occasionally trained in boxing, teasing future matches with some big names. 

Conor McGregor's boxing potential
Conor McGregor’s boxing potential (via X)

Two of the possible names are undoubtedly Logan and Jake Paul, with the younger brother being one of the biggest faces in boxing. Apart from that, McGregor can also make his trilogy with former rival Nate Diaz inside the boxing ring. McGregor doesn’t have limitations when it comes to options, but his intentions are always doubtful.

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